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Maureen Lamb

Consultant on Instructional Technology, Inclusive Pedagogy, and Differentiation, Language Department Chair, Academic Technology Coordinator, Latin and Ancient Greek Instructor
Maureen Lamb is the Language Department Chair and Academic Technology Coordinator at Kingswood Oxford School in West Hartford, CT. She also teaches graduate courses on Instructional Technology and Language Pedagogy through Idioma Education and a course on Abigail and John…
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Culturally Responsive Teaching, Differentiation, Grading for Equity, Inclusive Classroom Climate, Instructional Technology, Intercultural Competency, Literacy, Proficiency, Social Emotional Learning
Avon, CT
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    Joseph Blatt

    CPA
    I am a Partner at FORVIS (previously BKD), I provide audit and consulting services to not for profit organizations and independent schools. I head the firms independent school practice as well as the firm’s not for profit center of excellence. …
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    Fraud Risks affecting private schools
    New York
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    Evan Krutoy

    Principal of Healing Harm, LLC
    Evan Krutoy is an attorney with extensive experience in navigating misconduct allegations in both college and secondary school settings with a focus on sexual assault allegations. His background is unique in that he has experience with sexual assault investigations from…
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    Restorative Justice as way to address gender-misconduct allegations
    New York
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    Barb Golub

    Literacy Consultant
    I started my career as an educator in New York City, where I taught both 2nd and 5th grade. While in the classroom, I would often host teachers from around the world for professional development that they were engaged in…
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    A Comprehension Deep Dive: What the Research Says and Best Practices, Bringing Purposeful Play Into the Hands of Young Children, Concept-Based Grammar Instruction that Lasts, Creating and Maintaining a Robust Writing Curriculum, Data-Driven Reading Instruction: Interpreting Results, Helping Adolescents with Foundational Reading Skills, Independence and Vision, Launching the Year with Energy, Rethinking Reading Workshop with Data-Drive Work Choices, Science of Reading: A Primer
    CT, USA
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    Julie Schmidt Hasson, EdD

    Researcher/Professor/Speaker/Author
    I am a researcher, author, and speaker who helps educators stay longer, grow stronger, and make a bigger impact. As a professor in Leadership and Educational Studies at Appalachian State University, I teach graduate courses and conduct research. I also…
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    Classroom Culture, Principal Effectiveness, School Culture, student engagement, Student-Teacher Relationships, Teacher Efficacy, Teacher Retention
    Boone, NC
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    Jared Fishman

    History Teacher, The Brunswick School- Co-Founder/Co-Director HMGS Next Gen Gaming -Board of Directors, NASAGA (North American Simulations and Game Association)
    My name is Jared Fishman, and I serve two roles in my professional life- one, as a history teacher at the Brunswick School in Greenwich, Connecticut, and two, as a facilitator of game based learning strategies.  I’ve worked in education…
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    game based learning, gaming in the classroom, the value of gaming as a learning tool in the humanities
    Greenwich, Connecticut
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    Dawn Tedesco

    Founder
    Dawn Tedesco, owner of Career Compliance Solutions, has extensive experience in employee and management skills development and over 20 years of hospitality operations and HR management and training experience. She has designed and developed training programs for several large organizations…
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    and Lifecycle Processes for your Organization, Creating Inclusive Hiring, Critical Factors for Manager Onboarding, Cultivating an Ethical Work Environment, Onboarding
    Waterbury, CT
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    Alana Clemente-Glover

    Associate Director of Development
    Alana Clemente-Glover is the Associate Director of Development at the King School in Stamford, CT with an innovator’s mindset. She brings over 10 years of experience in development across higher education and independent schools. Alana has demonstrated a keen understanding…
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    Creating Impactful DEIB Building Blocks in the Donor Cycle, Establishing a Culture of Philanthropy Built on Gratitude
    Stamford, CT
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    Geillan Aly

    Assistant Professor
    Dr. Geillan Aly, the Founder of Compassionate Math, is a math educator who centers the socioemotional factors that contribute to success in mathematics. She holds the fundamental assumption that learning math is both an emotional and cognitive endeavor. A…
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    Creating a compassionate math learning space, Equity and social justice/Diversity/equity/inclusion (DEI) in mathematics education, Fostering a strong mathematical identity in students, Helping students with word problems, Mathematical content, Mathematics, Mathematics anxiety in teachers (or students), Reducing your implicit bias to affect student success, Students’ difficulty with algebra, Using Math Affirmations to increase student confidence
    Glastonbury, CT
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    Edward “Ned” Heckman

    Associate Director of Kravis Center for Excellence in Teaching, LGBTQ+ Coordinator, Dorm Head, Science Faculty
    My name is Ned Heckman. I moved to the Loomis Chaffee School four years ago after spending six years at St. Paul Academy and Summit School in St. Paul, MN. I am a capacity builder- for my students, and more…
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    New Faculty Orientation
    Loomis Chaffee School, Windsor CT
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    Maureen Gassert Lamb

    Google Certified Trainer, Academic Technologist, and Educational Consultant
    Maureen Lamb is the Language Department Chair and Academic Technology Coordinator at Kingswood Oxford School in West Hartford, CT. Maureen is dedicated to using best practices and creating community in language teaching and technology, and she has shared her work…
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    academic technology, Curriculum Development
    Avon, CT
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    Erin Thorkilsen

    Educator, Teacher Professional Development
    Erin Thorkilsen is an educator of children and adults, presenter, and founder of Heart in Education, LLC. She is an adjunct professor of education at the University of Rhode Island and a recognized leader and teacher in the well-being and…
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    Teacher well-being; student well-being; classroom management; connecting with students; understanding students; student behaviors and needs
    NY, CT, and RI
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