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2008 Regional Conferences

Miami, FL
- Conference Agenda
- Plenary Speakers
  - Day 1
    - Assisting GPRA Report for MSP Xiadong Zhang
  - Day 2
    - Lesson Study: What is it? What are the Challenges? Catherine Lewis
    - Virtual Manipulatives and Online Collaboration Markus Hohenwarter
    - An Update: National Math Panel Francis (Skip) Fennell
    - Initiatives at the National Science Foundation Joyce Evans
  - Day 3
    - Scaling Up Curriculum for Achievement, Learning, and Equity (SCALE-Up): Highlights from a 7-year Research Program Funded by NSF/IERI Sharon Lynch
- Breakout Presentations
  - Day 2
    - Continued Discussion of Lesson Study Catherine Lewis
    - GeoGebra - Free, Open Source Dynamic Mathematics Software Markus Hohenwarter
    - GPRA Reporting Xiadong Zhang
    - Professional Development Models Jack Rhoton
    - Professional Development Models Katherine Mawhinney & Tracie McLemore Salinas
    - Professional Development Models Christopher Bronson
    - Professional Development Models Frank Woods
    - Professional Development Models Cathy Jones
    - Professional Development Models Roger Bennett
    - Continued discussion of the National Math Panel Francis (Shep) Fennell
    - Content of Professional Development Leslie Hobbs & Karen Bundy
    - Content of Professional Development Tom Brown
    - Content of Professional Development Howard Landman
    - Content of Professional Development Claire Abrams
    - Content of Professional Development Dovie Kimmins
    - Content of Professional Development Eric Milou & Jill Perry
  - Day 3
    - Continued discussion of SCALE-Up Sharon Lynch
    - Evaluation Models Ricardo Rosa & Rebecca Block
    - Evaluation Models Thomas Peters, Malissa Stephens & Steve Ulosevich
    - Evaluation Models Deborah Cook
    - Evaluation Models Tom McKlin
    - Evaluation Models Carol Shields & Mercedes McKay
    - Evaluation Models Kenneth Hunter & Margaret Phelps
    - Evaluation Models Mark Lung