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November 6-8, 2019 * Gillette, Wyoming
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Thursday, November 7 • 10:00am - 10:45am
Transforming from Traditional to Personalized

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Upton High School has been working through the movement to personalized learning. Hear the story of the move from an administrator, teacher, student, and graduate perspective. We'll share the successes, the challenges, and the future plans.

Avoid some pitfalls in making the change. Identify positive reasons for making the change. Understand the possibilities of personalized learning.
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Linda Crawford

Linda Crawford, MA Ed is finishing up her doctorate in Educational Administration. Prior to moving into her position as the Upton High School principal, Linda taught 7-12 ELA for 12 years at schools in Montana, Kansas and Wyoming.  While working on her masters in Adult Education... Read More →
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Nick Johnson

Nick Johnson has been the Social Studies teacher at Upton High School for the past four years. He has taught America Government, American History, World History, World Geography while also teaching AP Psychology, AP World History, AP US History and AP US History.  He earned his Associates... Read More →
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Jayden Caylor

Jayden is a senior at Upton High School.  The year he was freshman was the year that Upton High School began it's transition from teacher led classes to student driven personalized learning.  He is involved in football, basketball, track, FBLA, and Student Council. 
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Sydney Davey

Sydney is a 2019 graduation of Upton High School.  In her high school career, she had the chance to experience traditional and personalized learning and has moved on to college.  She was involved in volleyball, track, and FBLA in her high school career. 

Thursday November 7, 2019 10:00am - 10:45am MST
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