Whether attending sessions hosted by teachers and administrators, taking selfies with Model Schools Conference gear, or networking with K-12 educators from across the U.S., eager learners and curious minds defined MSC 2018.
With 100+ sessions, 20+ speakers, and 5,000+ educators, it was a tough feat to catch everything going on at MSC. Luckily, we had our ears to the ground and our eyes on Twitter for the highlights.
Here's a recap of what HMH and attendees tweeted during MSC.
“Think with purpose about instructional design.” —@Wes_Kieschnick #MSC2018 pic.twitter.com/nM8WTi58Hd
— HMH Learning (@LeadAndLearn) June 25, 2018
A decade ago I attended my 1st Model Schools Conference. I met many exemplary professionals whom I still keep in contact and learn with today. Make the most of #MSC2018! Stretch your thinking! Introduce yourself to new people! Grow beyond your potential! @RigorRelevance pic.twitter.com/bDHoVgszpL
— Sherry St. Clair (@Sherrystclair) June 24, 2018
#MSC2018 #MCSMSROCKS pic.twitter.com/xBOUXFSztn
— Maple Crest (@MapleCrestSTEM) June 24, 2018
"For every choice I make for kids, I give them two choices back. i.e, 'Yes, you have to write right now. But what you write about and what you write with is up to you.'" @MrazKristine #msc2018
— Jennifer Serravallo (@JSerravallo) June 25, 2018
The most rapidly improving schools pay less attention to test scores and more attention on student needs and future focus. #MSC2018 pic.twitter.com/oVGQjCG0pA
— Bruce Carroll (@BruceCarrollEDU) June 25, 2018
"Do not let what is comfortable for adults trump what is best for students." #MSC2018 #LeaderEd pic.twitter.com/OxV48w4ek2
— International Center (@RigorRelevance) June 25, 2018
Let’s do this!!! Learning architects have assembled!!! #MSC2018 #AODL #leadered pic.twitter.com/CUcVrIqKPX
— Lissa Pijanowski (@lpijanowski) June 25, 2018
Proud to unveil our NEW #IntoLearning programs––built to address the growing demands that districts and teachers face every day. https://t.co/9Z6ePdd0gh #ISTE18 #MSC2018
— HMH Learning (@LeadAndLearn) June 25, 2018
“It’s unacceptable to have this mindset that poor children cannot learn.” @TyroneCHoward #MSC2018 pic.twitter.com/xDIZGVsXue
— HMH Learning (@LeadAndLearn) June 26, 2018
"Devices need to support learning, not drive instruction." You can't hand a student a device and just expect learning miracles to happen. –@E_Sheninger #MSC2018
— HMH Learning (@LeadAndLearn) June 26, 2018
Such an amazing 2nd day of #MSC2018 collaborating in the #QuadDIdeaLab! Thank you to all who came & participated in our Quad D lessons. It was AMAZING to meet so many who are excited about education! #BoldSchool #cdsdchat #LeaderEd #Edchat pic.twitter.com/D1SmV9NvZg
— Kristin Gainer (@KGainerteacher) June 26, 2018
Thank you #MSC2018 @RigorRelevance and @LeadAndLearn for such an amazing conference and @dsusdlead_acad allowing us this opportunity. #dsusd #carreoncomets @DCAComets pic.twitter.com/4R79ivrQlt
— Veronica Amezcua (@DrCarreonCoach) June 26, 2018
What are you passionate about? What are your students passionate about? @ElisaBostwick #LEAPeffect @Rug_Ed #rug_ed #MSC2018 pic.twitter.com/EAQtDR0cZe
— Felecia Evans (@EduLeadingLady) June 27, 2018
“There is a downward pressure by administrators on teachers for academic performance. There is not a similar pressure for social and emotional development or mental health.” —Bill Daggett, ICLE founder #MSC2018 pic.twitter.com/9DODgPIPpR
— HMH Learning (@LeadAndLearn) June 27, 2018
