Clinical Designs Advancing STEM Teacher Preparation and Linked Learning

Presenters

Brad Stam (Primary)

Vice President
ConnectEd - CA Center for College & Career

Paula Hudis (Primary)

Director, Pathway and Curriculum Development at ConnectEd
The California Center for College and Career

Jared Stallones (Primary)

University Coordinator, Single Subject Credential Program
California State University, Long Beach

Nader Imad Twal (Primary)

Smaller Learning Communities & Linked Learning Project Director
Long Beach Unified School District

Carolyn Nelson (Primary)

Dean, College of Education
California State University, East Bay

Babette Benken (Primary)

Associate Professor and Math Education Graduate Advisor, Mathematics and Statistics
California State University, Long Beach

Nancy Farnan (Primary)

Interim Associate Dean, College of Education
San Diego State University

Arlene LaPlante (Primary)

Director for the ConnectEd Network at ConnectEd
The California Center for College and Career

Carlos Ayala

Interim Dean, School of Education
Sonoma State University

Description

The webinar will explore successful strategies for advancing science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) in clinical teacher preparation, including examples of STEM-rich elementary schools, middle school math and science teacher preparation, and High School Linked Learning partnership designs.

Presenters from California State University (CSU) include Carolyn Nelson, Dean, College of Education, CSU East Bay; Babette Benken, Associate Professor and Math Education Graduate Advisor, Mathematics and Statistics, CSU Long Beach;Jared Stallones, University Coordinator, Single Subject Credential Program, CSU Long Beach; and Nancy Farnan, College of Education, San Diego State University. They will be joined by Nader Imad Twal, Smaller Learning Communities & Linked Learning Project Director, Long Beach Unified School District; Arlene LaPlante, Director for the ConnectEd Network at ConnectEd, and Penni Hudis, Director, Pathway and Curriculum Development at ConnectEd.

Brad Stam, Vice President, ConnectEd, will introduce the webinar. Carlos Ayala, Interim Dean, Sonoma State University, will be the discussant.

This is the third webinar in a series for the California Alliance for Clinical Preparation. The series, hosted by WestEd's SchoolsMovingUp, is a collaboration between California State University and WestEd sponsored by several of the state's major philanthropic foundations.

Other webinars in this series include:

• January 10 (Archived): California Alliance for Clinical Partnerships:Models of Success
  
• February 7 (Archived): Clinical Demonstration Schools and Co-Teaching Residencies
  
• April 9: Innovative Induction and Beginning Teacher Support Programs
  
  

Mentoring New Teachers Through Collaborative Coaching

Preparing California Elementary and Middle School Teachers in Science

California Alliance for Clinical Partnerships: Models of Success

Innovative Induction and Beginning Teacher Support Programs

Comprehensive, Equitable Induction of Beginning Science and Mathematics Teachers