Propose a Challenge to Explore at Summit 2019

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Summit offers the opportunity for diverse leaders in STEM teaching to come together and swap strategies for making progress against our shared goals.

 

This year, we’re looking for 8-10 partners to help determine the challenges we’ll explore at Summit! Here’s how it works:

 

Using this form, tell us about a specific challenge you’re grappling with in your work. This challenge should be:

·      Something you’re stuck on, or want to better understand -- you’re seeking a solution or response from trusted peers across the network

 

By submitting a challenge, you’ll shape the conversation at Summit and model the kind of vulnerability we hope to see from all partners as we work together toward our shared goal.

 

Deadline to submit: Friday, November 9, 2018

 

After the deadline, we’ll notify you if your challenge was selected and let you know about next steps.

 

This isn’t only the only opportunity to step-up to share at Summit, so stay tuned for more calls to action when we open registration in late November!





Try framing your challenge as a question! Some examples:

- How might we strengthen STEM mentor teacher systems in our state? What strategies or approaches have others used?
- How might we better prepare our pre-service teachers to teach in high-needs urban schools? What strategies have others used in their prep programs?
- What staffing and scheduling practices can we use in our district encourage teacher creativity and collaboration?





NOTE: Submitting a challenge through this form does not register you to attend Summit -- you will still need to complete a registration form. Registration opens in late November!