Stockton College is a mid-sized,
award-winning public college, nestled
on nearly 2000 acres in the pristine
southeastern New Jersey pinelands.
Stockton looks and feels like a private
college because of our size, park-like
location around our own lakes, and
our strong focus on the liberal arts in
student learning - all at a public college
price. We’re located within 20 minutes
driving distance from Jersey Shore
beaches; an hour to Philadelphia; and
two hours to New York City.
Stockton enrolls 7500 undergraduates
in more than 40 degree programs and
850 graduate students in 14 masters
programs and one doctoral program in
physical therapy. Our faculty members
include a Pulitzer prize-winning poet,
a Guggenheim fellowship
photographer, and numerous
Fulbright Fellows. Stockton’s School
of Education offers initial certification
programs to undergraduates in every
liberal arts major at the college,
and masters-level certification and
degree programs for most specialized
endorsements.
Our pre-service field work program
begins with an urban teaching
experience in Atlantic City, and
includes 160 hours of practicum in
preparation for student teaching.
Our graduate programs include
faculty and peer coaching for
focused excellence in practice.
We offer small class sizes, individual
faculty, staff and supervisor attention,
and a portfolio-building program that
results in high rates of placement for
our graduates.
Our program is TEAC-CAEP-accredited,
and has received statewide praise for
our strong clinical and co-teaching
partnerships with school districts
throughout southern New Jersey.
Inspiring
Future Teachers
for 21stCentury Students
The 2015 New Jersey
Future Educators
Association Conference
Tuesday, June 2, 2015
8:15AM - 2:15PM
[collaborate]
The NJFEA Conference is being held at
Stockton College
[
Campus Center
101 Vera King Farris Drive
Galloway, New Jersey, 08205
engage]
The NJFEA Conference is planned for approximately
250 students in grades 9-12. Online registration is
on a first-serve basis. Students must be registered
and accompanied by an NJFEA adviser or high
school faculty member. Students may not register
themselves. Students will select one workshop for
each of two break out sessions.
[achieve]
Each high school is invited to bring 15-20 students
who are interested in becoming future teachers,
particularly in high shortage subjects and in high
poverty schools.
[create]
Recruiting
Today’s
Students as
Tomorrow’s
Teachers
There is no charge for attending this conference.
A complimentary lunch will be provided.
Dress is smart casual.
[inspire]
When registering online, please select one breakout
session for each time frame. Register online at:
http://www.oksignmeup.com/njfea/spring
[connect]
Funding for this conference has been provided by the
New Jersey Education Association
BREAK OUT SESSION 1
Breakout
Sessions
Schedule
8:15-9:10am
REGISTRATION
9:15am
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
A CLASSROOM IS WAITING
WELCOME
Mr. Larry Fieber
Executive Director
Center for Future Educators at
The College of New Jersey
State Director of the New Jersey
Future Educators Association
Dr. Claudine Keenan
Dean of Education
Dr. Lois Spitzer
Associate Professor of Education
Dr. Meg White
Assistant Professor of Education
INTRODUCTION OF 2014-15
NJFEA STUDENT OFFICERS
NJFEA MOMENT:
STUDENT OFFICER
“Why I Want to Teach”
9:40-10:20am
KEYNOTE SPEAKER:
Dr. Shawna Bú Shell
“How Digital Natives Can Be
Trendsetters in Education
for the Future: We Need You!”
10:30-11:20am
BREAKOUT SESSION 1
11:30am-12:20pm
BREAKOUT SESSION 2
12:30-1:20pm
NETWORKING LUNCH
10:30AM-11:20AM
When registering online, select one breakout session
for this time frame. Register online at:
http://www.oksignmeup.com/njfea/spring
A Walk in the PARCC: Teaching in an Era of New Standards
and High-Stakes Testing
Dr. John Quinn, Associate Professor, Stockton School of Education
Putting the ‘Social’ Back in Social Studies- Getting Out of the Textbook
and Keeping it Real
Ms. Jeanne DelColle, Instructional Development & Strategic Partnership
Specialist, Stockton School of Education
The Art and Mathematics of Origami
Dr. Norma Boakes, Associate Professor, Stockton School of Education
ESL and BE: Meeting the Needs of All Students in Today’s Classroom
Dr. Joanne Negrin, ESL/BE Supervisor at Vineland Public Schools
Today’s Millennials
Dr. Darrell Cleveland, Associate Professor, Stockton School of Education
Making a Difference in the Lives of Students with Disabilities
Dr. Priti Haria, Assistant Professor, Stockton School of Education
Dr. Chelsea Tracy-Bronson, Instructor, Stockton School of Education
Visual Literacy for Teachers
Dr. Jung Lee, Professor Instructional Technology, Stockton School of Education
How to Flip the Classroom
Dr. Doug Harvey, Associate Professor
Instructional Technology, Stockton School of Education
Learning and the Brain
Dr. Pam Vaughan, Assistant Dean
Stockton School of Education
BREAK OUT SESSION 2
11:30AM-12:20PM
When registering online, select one breakout session
for this time frame. Register online at:
http://www.oksignmeup.com/njfea/spring
A Walk in the PARCC: Teaching in an Era of New Standards
and High-Stakes Testing
Dr. John Quinn, Associate Professor, Stockton School of Education
1:20pm
NJFEA MOMENT:
STUDENT OFFICER
“Why I Want to Teach”
Putting the ‘Social’ Back in Social Studies- Getting Out of the Textbook
and Keeping it Real
1:30-2:10pm
STOCKTON TEACHER
EDUCATION STUDENT PANEL
“The Highlight of My Teacher
Education Experience at Stockton
Was...”
The Art and Mathematics of Origami
2:15pm
CLOSING AND EVALUATION
Dr. Darrell Cleveland, Associate Professor, Stockton School of Education
Ms. Jeanne DelColle, Instructional Development & Strategic Partnership
Specialist, Stockton School of Education
Dr. Norma Boakes, Associate Professor, Stockton School of Education
ESL and BE: Meeting the Needs of All Students in Today’s Classroom
Dr. Joanne Negrin, ESL/BE Supervisor at Vineland Public Schools
Today’s Millennials
Making a Difference in the Lives of Students with Disabilities
Dr. Priti Haria, Assistant Professor, Stockton School of Education
Dr. Chelsea Tracy-Bronson, Instructor, Stockton School of Education
Visual Literacy for Teachers
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Dr. Jung Lee, Professor Instructional Technology, Stockton School of Education
How to Flip the Classroom
Dr. Doug Harvey, Associate Professor
Instructional Technology, Stockton School of Education
Learning and the Brain
Dr. Pam Vaughan, Assistant Dean
Stockton School of Education