MSCI 2020

Students as Global Citizens in an Interconnected World

June 22 – 24, 2020

REGISTRATION FORM

BREAKOUT SPEAKER REGISTRATION FORM

Keynote Speakers: 

Dana Mortenson and Patti Talbot

Toward the goal of developing lifelong readers and learners, MSCI will focus on: 

• Knowing the student
• Nurturing intrinsic curiosity and motivation
• Engaging imagination through reading
• Empowering inventive problem solving and critical thinking strategies
• Fostering creative self-expression
• Developing instruction built on student readiness, interests and learning profiles
• Balancing group and individual needs
• Exploring evidence-based practices
• Scaffolding to facilitate student growth  

The Margaret Sue Copenhaver Institute for Teaching and Learning provides quality professional development opportunities for PreK-12 teachers and administrators and for Roanoke College students. The Institute's emphases include:

1. Consideration of cutting-edge perspectives relevant to the teaching profession;
2. Determination of personal and practical ways to engage students as lifelong learners; and
3. Examination of a variety of multimedia and instructional technology strategies and tools for enhancing students' growth as learners.

The Institute gives PreK-12 teachers the opportunity to develop and practice strategies for effective instruction in cooperation with the nation's leading educational scholars.