When I’ve seen it in action, I know it works. It’s much more than a current slogan. When (students can) see the connection between what they’re learning in the textbooks and labs and how it relates to the real world — that really motivates them.
– Tom Torlakson
California State Superintendent of Public Instruction

Events

Linked Learning Alliance Spring 2012 Convening

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Linked Learning Alliance
Spring 2012 Convening:

Building Linked Learning Infrastructure
Through Policy



May 2, 2012
7:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Sacramento Convention Center
Rooms 202 - 204
Sacramento, CA


Site Visit Check-In
7:00 a.m. - 8:30 a.m.

Opening Plenary Session
8:30 a.m.

Site Visits
9:30 a.m.

Plenary Session
11:30 a.m.


Morning Site Visits in Sacramento
This Spring Convening will focus on policy development and legislation aimed at building out Linked Learning infrastructure. Site visits will include the State Legislature, state agencies, and local schools. Upon registration, you will be invited to select your top three site visit choices. Many of our sites have limited space and will be capped on a first-come, first-served basis. Ensure you get your top choice by registering today!

Legislative Briefing at the State Capitol: Meet with Legislators and staff to discuss Linked Learning policy and legislation to promote Linked Learning throughout California.

Department of Education: Meet with department staff to discuss implementation of the new AB 790 Linked Learning District Pilot Program.

California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office: Join California Community College officials in a discussion about how the Linked Learning approach can help students transition from the K-12 system to systems of higher education.

Commission on Teacher Credentialing: Meet with representatives from the Commission to discuss development of a Linked Learning lens in new standards for single subject credentials.
See Linked Learning in action by visiting the following local schools with Linked Learning programs.

Health Professions High School: Meet with staff, students, and representatives of local business to discuss how the partnership between this Sacramento City Unified high school and industry is preparing students for college and career.

River City High School: Enjoy a tour of the school's academy programs and engage with current and former students, teachers, administration, and community partners to learn about STEM opportunities for local students.