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S-TEN Events

What has been done:

 > August 2012 Webinar

• Presentation from August 2012 Webinar

 > November 2012 convening

• Chancellor's Keynote Address
• Read more about the Convening
• Generation SUNY post

 > Faculty Professional Development Workshops:

• Photos from workshops
• Meet our keynote speakers:
  • Common Core Standards: Dr. Robert Calfee
  • Clinically-Rich Teacher and Leader Preparation: Dr. Kenneth Howey
  • New Teacher Certification Performance Assessments: Jennifer Case and Dr. Steveda Chepko
  • Data-Driven Instruction and Annual Professional Performance Review: Dr. Stephen Danna
• Vignettes and campus video

 > S-TEN in the News: Press releases

• SUNY Launches Statewide Teacher Education Network, November 15, 2012
• SUNY Teacher & Leader Education Network (S-TEN) Continues Work Toward Teacher Education Reform, March 15, 2013
• S-TEN story on Education Pipeline
• Education Pipeline News & Updates

Learn more about the work underway, as well as the partnerships that are the hallmark of the S-TEN initiative, through this video message from Johanna Duncan-Poitier, Senior Vice Chancellor for the Education Pipeline and Community Colleges.

 

What's next?

• Sub-Awards for Campus-Based Clinically-Rich Practices Implementation Projects to support comprehensive coaching models, lesson studies, grand rounds approach, and assessment centers that help support the Regents Reform Agenda.
• Sub-Awards to support Faculty-Led Regional P-20 Collaborative Projects for case studies, research, and clinical faculty development
• Online Resource Center to support activities relating to the systematic vetting, archiving, retrieving and dissemination of online educational resources, webinars, and online courses
• Regional “Centers of Pedagogy” to support developing communities of practice, field practices for rural and urban education, research, and other areas that will increase the effectiveness of P-20 educational partnerships around the state. Project funds will provide seed money to develop four to five focused Centers.