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Invited Presentations
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- Maximizing Your Impact! Coteaching Reading Comprehension Strategies,
co-presented with Diane Skorupski, AASL 13th Annual Conference, Reno,
Nevada, October 2007
- Maximize Your Impact! Tucson Unified School District Back-to-School
Conference, August 2007
- Irresistible Invitations: Early Literacy Engagements for Preschool
and Primary Children, National Start Smart Conference, Greensboro,
North Carolina, May 2007, Even Start Conference, San Diego, California,
October 2007
- Picasso
Poems: An Integrated Study in Art, Music, and Poetry, co-presented
with Rochelle Thomson and Tracy Lynn Ross, 15th Annual Conference
on Literature and Literacy for Children and Adolescents, University
of Arizona, March 2007
- Collaborating
Out Loud! Classroom-Library Partnerships for Teaching Reading Comprehension
Strategies, co-presented with Diane Skorupski, Arizona Library
Association Conference, Mesa, Arizona, November 2006
- Blogging
for Books, co-presented with Aimee Rogers, 14th Annual Conference
on Literature and Literacy for Children and Adolescents, University
of Arizona, March 2006
- Irresistible
Invitations: Early Literacy Engagements for Preschool and Primary
Children, co-presented with Toni Buzzeo, Jane Kurtz, and Chris
Kurtz, Oregon Reading Association Conference, Portland, Oregon, February
2006
- Celebrating
Literacy! Enchanting Practices for the Primary Classroom, co-presented
with Toni Buzzeo, Jane Kurtz, and Jennifer Ward, SW IRA Regional Conference,
Albuquerque, New Mexico, February 2006
- Enchanting
Children's Literature of the Southwest, co-presented with Monica
Brown, Lisa Bear Goldman, and Jennifer Ward, SW IRA Regional Conference,
Albuquerque, New Mexico, February 2006
- What
Every Librarian Should Know about Teaching Reading Comprehension Strategies,
workshop for Arizona Public Librarians and Teacher-Librarians, sponsored
by the Arizona State Library, Archives, and Public Records, Lakeside,
Arizona, November 2005
- Sharing
Our Exemplary Work, or Why We Should Promote and Publish Our Collaborative
Lesson Plans, co-presented with Debra LaPlante and Diane Skorupski,
Teacher-Librarians, for the 12th Annual Conference of the American
Association of School Librarians, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, October
2005
- Teacher-Librarians
= Teacher Leaders, workshop for Arizona Teacher-Librarians, sponsored
by the Arizona State Library, Archives, and Public Records, Mesa,
Arizona, June 2005
- Irresistible
Invitations: Early Literacy Engagements for Preschool and Primary
Children, co-presented with Dr. Yetta Goodman, University of Arizona,
and Children's Book Authors Jane Kurtz, Jennifer Ward, and Toni Buzzeo,
50th Annual International Reading Association Conference, San Antonio,
Texas, May 2005
- ReadWriteThink: Integrating the Internet into Literacy Instruction,
co-presented with RWT Authors and Reviewers, 50th Annual International
Reading Association Conference, San Antonio, Texas, May 2005
- Southwest
Children's Literature Web Site: A Dynamic Resource for Teachers and
Students, co-presented with Jackie Ertmann, Gustavo Angeles, and
Lisa Martin, 13th Annual Conference on Literature and Literacy for
Children and Adolescents, University of Arizona, March 2005
- Read
to Me/Vamos a leer:
Privileging Home-Community Literacy in the Classroom, Arizona
Reading Association Conference, Casa Grande, Arizona, November 2004
- Celebrating
the Power Of Place through Children's Literature Keynote Address
for Arizona Stories: Using Literature to Teach Arizona History,"
Arizona Historical Society, Tucson, Arizona, October 2004
- Inspired
to Create! Finding Voice through Poetry and Art in the High School
Classroom for Arizona English Teachers Association, Gilbert, Arizona,
October 2004
- Bringing
Her-Stories Alive: Biographical Storytelling in the Social Studies
Classroom for Tucson Teachers Applying Whole Language, Tucson,
Arizona, October 2004
- Story Power! presentation for the Ocotillo East Reading Council,
Phoenix, Arizona, September 2004
- Inspired by Teaching, presentation for the Arizona Reading Association
Chapter Presidents' Retreat, Scottsdale, Arizona, June 2004
- No
School Left Behind @your libraryŽ Virtual Tour, co-presented with
Ann Ewbank, for Ideas to Implement @your library Campaign, American
Library Association Conference, Orlando, June 2004
- Every Student Succeeds @your library : An Advocacy Approach to Highlight
Your Library Media Program, co-presented with Members of the AASL
@your library Special Task Force, American Library Association Conference,
Orlando, June 2004
- No
School Left Behind @your libraryŽ Virtual Tour, co-presented with
Joan Reichel, Diane Skorupski, and Ann Ewbank, for Arizona Legislators
and other Education Decision-Makers, State Library, Capitol Building,
Phoenix, March 2004 and for the Children's Caucus, April 2004
- What's
in Your Memory Box? Using Storytelling to Support Students' Personal
Narrative Writing, co-presented with Debbie Powell, 12th Annual
Conference on Literature and Literacy for Children and Adolescents,
University of Arizona, March 2004
- "Knowing in Part May Make a Fine Tale, But Wisdom Comes from Seeing
the Whole' Reading Comprehension in the Elementary Grades" and
"Note-Making as a Problem-Solving Strategy: One Key to Reading
Comprehension in the Upper Grades" for K-8 teachers at Schechter
School, Highland Park, Illinois, February 2004
- @your
library: What's In It for Your School Library? co-presented with
Kim Grimes, Teacher-Librarian, for the Arizona Library Association
Conference, Phoenix, December 2003 and at ALA Midwinter, San Diego,
January 2004
- Stories Matter: The Complexity of Cultural Authenticity in Children's
Literature," co-presented with the editors and a panel of contributors,
for the National Reading Conference, Scottdale, AZ, December 2003
- Tales
and Tunes: Oral Language Experiences in the Primary Classroom,
co-presented with Karen Fields, Teacher-Music Specialist, Cavett Elementary,
for the 11th Annual Conference on Literature and Literacy for Children
and Adolescents, University of Arizona, March 2003
- Digitizing
the Muse: Collaborating to Produce and Present Poetry and Art Using
Technology, co-presented with Diane Skorupski, Teacher-Librarian,
Van Buskirk Elementary, for the Arizona Library Association Conference,
Phoenix, December 2002
- Global
Classroom Exchange: An Immigration Inquiry, co-presented with
Kate Quinlan and Denise Webb, Classroom Teachers, 5th-Grade Students,
and Barb Tatarchuk, Children's Literature Instructor, Northwestern
Michigan College, for the 10th Annual Conference on Literature and
Literacy for Children and Adolescents, University of Arizona, March
2002
- Virtual Collaboration: Curriculum-based
Telecomputing Projects in the K-12 Classroom/School Library, co-presented
with Diane Skorupski, Teacher-Librarian, for the Arizona Library Association
Conference, Phoenix, December 2001
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