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Promoting STEM Skill Development through Literacy and Language Acquisition
This session highlights a case study and approach used by several Southwest Washington districts to boost student engagement in STEM, especially for English Learners. Our approach embraces student access to renew the commitment to language and acquisition of STEM-relevant skills such as collaboration, critical thinking, and creativity. It also takes into consideration the needs of diverse learners who are best able to access learning through opportunities providing relevant and authentic contexts. The integration of learning across disciplines helps schools recommit to problem solving and STEM time, which has plummeted this past year (especially for elementary students), setting all students at a disadvantage from opportunities to reimagine the application of 21st-Century skills. This session includes time for collaboration and shared learning on developing literacy-based STEM Project-based learning units with an explicit, intentional focus on supporting English Language learners.
This talk was presented at:
2022 National ESEA Conference
February 2022
in
New Orleans, LA
For more information:
effie.triol@esd112.org , vickei.hrdina@esd112.org
Speakers
Effie Triol
Eftihia (Effie) Triol has been the Regional Literacy Coordinator for ESD 112 since July of 2014. She provides focused professional development and instructional support to educators. Effie brings extensive experience creating and delivering professional development and leadership in the areas of the foundational skills of literacy, equity and diversity, MTSS and supporting ELs. Her previous experience includes serving as a K-2 classroom teacher, Literacy Coach, RtI Coach and an ELL Coach, for Vancouver Public Schools. Effie holds a B.A in psychology from the University of Washington and a Masters in Teaching from Washington State University, as well as administrative and program manager credentials from City University. At the state level Effie serves on the Statewide Dyslexia Council and the Fellows Teacher Leadership Advisory Network.
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