HMH International Educators Summit

Mark White

We live in an era of hyper-change, and educators need new ways of thinking. In this session, participants will learn why the world is changing so rapidly, how it's affecting schools, and what school leaders must do to successfully lead their schools in a disrupted future.
 

Dr. Jillian Whatley

This session delves into the critical elements of school culture and climate, emphasizing the profound impact they have on students' academic success, well-being, and overall school performance. Participants will gain insights into the interconnectedness of culture and climate, along with practical strategies to foster a positive and inclusive environment within educational settings.
 

Dr. Adam Withycombe

This session will help examine your current assessment system with a focus on purpose, utilization, and alignment. Participants will engage in discussion around the prioritization of assessments, instructional resources, strategies, and overall practices.
 

Muhammad Jeenah

This session explores the power of data-driven instruction and cutting-edge technology for international teachers. Participants will gain practical strategies to effortlessly integrate data insights, enhance your teaching approach, and optimize student outcomes.
 

Fenesha Hubbard

Please accept our apologies as we work to reschedule this session. We will do our best to keep you notified on future opportunities and consider listening to this previously recorded podcast with Fenesha Hubbard and Joyce Smith.
 

Dr. Lindsay Prendergast

Cultivating teacher agency – or the feeling of control over their own actions and their impact – mitigates uncertainty and brings teachers to the table as authentic agents of change. Join this session to examine specific habits in a framework that enables educators to regain control of their mindset and achieve utmost classroom impact.
 

Dr. Adam Drummond

Instructional change agents must rise and emerge unapologetically bold into the era of innovation. This dynamic keynote session will explore key levers of leadership that positively influence instructional practices, learner engagement, and community advocacy.
 

Eric Sheninger

The best way educators can prepare students for success is to create a disruptive thinking culture in our classrooms and schools that future-proofs learning for ALL kids! Get ready for a roller coaster journey that weaves stories, practical ideas, and insights from thousands of classrooms to create meaningful learning experiences that will withstand the test of time.
 

Dr. Kate Kinsella

Improving English learner’s language and literacy skills is both a science and an art. Drawing on extensive experience serving K–12 English learners, Dr. Kinsella will provide attendees with evidence-based principles, classroom-tested guidance, and practical resources to help all students become confident communicators.
 

Dr. Amy Endo

Uncover the latest, research-based literacy strategies for intervention that will benefit students who are reading below grade level. Dr. Amy Endo will address the science of reading’s latest research and which evidence-based teaching and learning principles are the most effective in today’s literacy classrooms.
 

Dr. Julie Miles

Explore the assessments of today, how and when to best use them, and uncover how artificial intelligence could play a role in improving the assessments of tomorrow.
 

Dr. Nathan Clemens

“The Science of Reading” is a phrase that is used frequently, but what it means is sometimes unclear. This session will review what research says, and does not say, about how children learn to read and the instructional practices that are most effective.
 

Dr. Jillian Whatley

The demands on educators—personally and professionally—have changed, and we must explore new avenues to protect and support our fellow teachers and ourselves. This powerful presentation will provide strategies to improve healthy mindsets and behaviors to enhance an educator's ability to manage the many stressors in their lives.