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Tuesday, March 23
 

3:00pm PDT

Opening General Session - Educating Multilingual Learners: Whole-School and Classroom-Based Instructional Strategies - Keynote Speaker: Jim Cummins
The causes of underachievement among multilingual and minoritized students go beyond simply a mismatch between the language of the home and the language of the school. It is obviously essential that schools support students in learning the language of instruction and catching up academically. However, it is equally important that schools respond to (a) socioeconomic factors that potentially limit academic success, and (b) the devaluation of students’ identities that results from societal stereotypes and racism in the wider society.
International research has highlighted seven sets of overlapping instructional strategies that respond directly to the causes of educational disadvantage among linguistically diverse, socially disadvantaged, and marginalized students. These strategies together, instituted across the entire school, provide high challenge and contextualized support for all learners:
• Scaffold comprehension and production of language
• Reinforce academic language across the curriculum
• Engage students’ multilingual repertoires
• Maximize literacy engagement.
• Connect with students’ lives and the knowledge, culture and language of their communities
• Decolonize instruction by means of transformative (culturally sustaining) pedagogies
• Affirm students’ identities by enabling them to use their language and literacy skills to carry out powerful intellectual and creative academic work

The presentation will discuss these instructional strategies and ways that schools can develop school-based language policies that support all students in academic learning.

Sponsored by Caslon Publications • CABE 2021 Gold Level Sponsor

Speakers
avatar for Miguel Cardona

Miguel Cardona

US Secretary of Education, US Department of Education
Dr. MIguel Cardona is the newly appointed U.S. Secretary of Education. Prior to this, Cardona served as the Connecticut commissioner of education from 2019 to 2021. He was confirmed by the United States Senate by a vote of 64–33 on March 1, 2021.[1]. A native of Meriden, Connec... Read More →
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Dr. Jim Cummins

Professor Emeritus, University of Toronto
Jim Cummins is a Professor Emeritus at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education of the University of Toronto. His research focuses on literacy development in educational contexts characterized by linguistic diversity. In numerous articles and books he has explored the nature... Read More →


Tuesday March 23, 2021 3:00pm - 3:45pm PDT
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Caring for Ourselves and Our Students in Difficult Times
In these challenging times, it’s important to attend to the socio-emotional needs of our students and ourselves. In this session, we provide strategies for dual language teachers to create a strong foundation by attending to their own self-care as well as the needs of their teaching partner. We then propose an approach to culturally sustaining classroom management to promote an affirming classroom environment for all learners. Implementing this approach jointly can strengthen relationships with students and reduce teachers’ professional stress.

Speakers
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Elizabeth Howard

Professor, University of CT
Elizabeth R. Howard is an associate professor of bilingual education in the Neag School of Education at the University of Connecticut, where she teaches graduate courses on linguistic and cultural diversity and conducts research focusing on dual language education, biliteracy development... Read More →
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Shera Simpson

Educational Consultant, Dual Language Connections
Shera Simpson holds a degree in early childhood education from Clemson University and has worked as a dual language educator for 8 years, primarily in kindergarten and first grade. As a teacher, her strengths include classroom management and organization, fostering a positive classroom... Read More →



Tuesday March 23, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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Applying a Can Do Lens to Multilingual Development
This session focuses on the use of standards-based tools to promote multilingual development among multilingual students. Explore how a Can Do, that is, an asset-based approach, can maximize language development, creating pathways for their success. We will provide opportunities for participants to explore and apply WIDA's (World-class Instructional Design and Assessment) Can Do descriptors in Spanish and English to plan for meaningful engagement of multilingual learners in classroom activities and to collaborate on planning for classroom instruction and assessment.

Speakers
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Yvonne Williams

Yvonne is the Director of MLL Educator Engagement at WCEPS. A non-profit organization that supports schools/districts of, yvonne.williams@wceps.org
Yvonne is the Director of Multilingual Learner Educator Engagement at WCEPS.  She collaborates closely with LEAs to discuss educator goals, needs, and develops the best path to topics that align with those goals. Prior to WCEPS, she spent three years with WIDA, as a Professional... Read More →
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Samuel Aguirre

DIRECTOR of WIDA ESPAÑOL, WIDA
Samuel Aguirre is the Director of WIDA Español. Sam manages the research, development, and delivery of WIDA resources focused on Spanish language instruction. His work oversees major areas, including those of a framework for Spanish language arts, standards for Spanish language development... Read More →



Tuesday March 23, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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Asset-Based Professional Learning in Dual Language Education
This workshop examines professional learning on the writing instruction of ELs through differentiated instruction and a critical lens on diversity. Through a “learning about my students” approach to instruction and assessments, teachers focused on the strengths of students, rather than deficits. The three-year project involved DLE teachers across three districts collaborating in grade-level teams to design, implement and provide feedback to lessons and artifacts. Leaders and teachers will present processes and outcomes to improve both English and Spanish writing.

Speakers
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Annette Daoud

CSU San Marcos
Dr. Daoud is a Professor in Multilingual / Multicultural Education in the School of Education at California State University San Marcos. Her teaching and research focuses on educational equity, particularly for English learners at the secondary level.
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Ana Hernandez

Associate Professor, CSUSM
Dr. Ana Hernández is Associate Professor of Multilingual and Multicultural Education and Coordinator of the Bilingual Authorization Program and Dual Language Certificate in the School of Education at CA State University San Marcos. Also Project ACCEPT Director - a National Professional... Read More →
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Lorena Guerrero-Lopez

TOSA- Instructional Technology Coach, Valley Center-Pauma USD
Ms.Guerrero-Lopez is a Dual Language Lead and TOSA. Recently she has worked as a Lecturer for a Dual Language Education Masters Methods course and as a Dual Language University Supervisor at CSUSM. Ms. Guerrero-Lopez has participated and provided PD as a Member of the Project ACCEPT... Read More →


Tuesday March 23, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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Continuous Improvement for English Learners: Establishing Systems of Support with EL Typologies, EL Roadmap, and Data Systems
CDE and COE leaders will share their efforts in establishing systems of support for ELs. Learn the various EL typologies to support all EL students, including how ELs are defined differently according to different California School Dashboard state indicators. Presenters will share the EL Roadmap and how to implement the principles and elements across your LEA to create a system to evaluate progress and to monitor academic success. Participants will be able to view the new DataQuest site along with SDCOE’s MEGA Dashboard and obtain a data analysis protocol that enables EL discussions of past and current programs, policies, practices, and procedures.

Speakers
avatar for Graciela Garcia Torres

Graciela Garcia Torres

English Learner Programs and Accountability, Sacramento County Office of Education
Regional English Learner SpecialistNILSL Fellow - National Institute for Latino School LeadersELLLI Fellow- English Learner Leadership and Legacy InitiativeCALSA Executive Leadership Group
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Antonio Mora

District Advisor, San Diego County Office of Education
District Advisor -  Multilingual Education & Global Achievement Department and Assessment, Accountability & Evaluation DepartmentRegion 9 Title III COE English Learner Specialist
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Jonathan Isler

Administrator, California Department of Education
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Justin Lane

Consultant, California Department of Education
I work in English Learner accountability to ensure all districts and schools are held accountable for progressing their EL students towards English language proficiency.



Tuesday March 23, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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Desarrollando la lengua materna y fomentando las identidades positivas en casa
Los educadores están conscientes de la importancia de establecer fuertes relaciones entre la familia y la escuela, aquellas que destacan la alianza entre la escuela y el hogar. Mediante Conversaciones y proyectos familiares, los maestros crean un sistema bi-direccional en el que los miembros de la familia y las escuelas trabajan juntos para que los niños participen en conversaciones enriquecidas y significativas, que promueven el desarrollo de la lengua materna y fomentan identidades positivas.

Speakers
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Patricia Montes Pate

Program Coordinator, SEAL (Sobrato Early Academic Language) Model
Patricia is a Program Coordinator for SEAL (Sobrato Early Academic Language).  Together with Dr. Laurie Olsen, Patricia helped to co-design SEAL's early learning model and has been instrumental in the preparation of early childhood educators to effectively support Dual Language Learners... Read More →
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Ana Marisol Sánchez

SEAL Program Coordinator, SEAL (Sobrato Early Academic Language) Model


Tuesday March 23, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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Dyslexia and ELs: Early Identification and Intervention Are Key
Dyslexia impacts children’s quest to obtain literacy and affects academic, behavioral and social-emotional development. EL students, historically, have been under or over represented regarding receiving reading intervention and special education services. This workshop will help develop an understanding of dyslexia and its impact on academics from a preventive approach. Participants will gain an understanding of dyslexia, learn best practices in the assessment/screening of dyslexia, and instructional practices for ELs within the MTSS/RtI continuum.

Speakers
avatar for Dr. Karina Quezada

Dr. Karina Quezada

Educational Psychologist, Azusa Pacific University/San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools
Passionate about providing educational access to students with special needs and to those learning a second language.  My interests include reading disorders, including dyslexia; ensuring parent participation in the special education process; and promoting literacy for all stude... Read More →



Tuesday March 23, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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Equitable Access: Leadership, Language, and Power
As educators, we are always in position of leadership be it in the classroom, the school, the district or the community at large. We are charged with the task of closing opportunity gaps for our English Learners, SLIFE (Students with Limited Interrupted Formal Education), Dual Language and Culturally Diverse students daily. This session will be interactive and focus on how language use by educators, both verbal and non-verbal, both through instruction and policy, contribute to closing and/or widening the opportunity gaps for our students.

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María Campanario

Retired, Boston Public Schools/Educational consultant, Retired, Boston Public Schools
Socio-linguitics, equity, sytems theories and literacy.Click here to contact me via email!


Tuesday March 23, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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Equitable Science: Supporting Critically Conscious Dual Language Science Teachers
The results of a qualitative phenomenological study reveal challenges faced by K-8 critically conscious dual language science teachers when creating access to rigorous curriculum for bilingual learners. Participants will hear how teachers in the study overcame obstacles and will have an opportunity to reflect on their own challenges. Lastly, participants will part with an action plan to address challenges at their own schools and will leave with resources to help them plan science lessons in Spanish.

Speakers
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Melissa A. Navarro Martell

Assistant Professor, San Diego State University
Melissa A. Navarro Martell, Ph.D. (ella/she/her(s)), is an award-winning researcher and professor in the Department of Dual Language and English Learner Education at San Diego State University.Her research and teaching have advanced the field of bilingual science education with numerous... Read More →
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Cynthia Martínez

Los Angeles USD



Tuesday March 23, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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Familias con fuerte sentido de colaboración en un mundo distanciado socialmente
Ahora más que nunca las escuelas están buscando la mejor forma de unirse de manera efectiva con los padres para lograr el éxito estudiantil. Esta sesión interactiva, efectiva y divertida demostrará de forma práctica los mejores métodos para este fin. Incluiremos ejemplos reales de Compañeros en la Crianza de los Hijos y de cómo interesarlos de forma virtual. Escucharán historias positivas y efectivas sobre padres líderes comprometidos que colaboran voluntariamente en las escuelas de sus hijos. Malu Pulido, Entrenadora Nacional, demostrará la capacidad de los métodos ya probados y comprobados con más de 180 000 padres en más de 60 distritos escolares en California y el resto del país. Además, el programa cumple con los requisitos y prioridades de LCAP y Título I.

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Malu Pulido

Family Leadership.org



Tuesday March 23, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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Música y movimiento: ¡Repítelo y varíalo!
Cuando nos enfocamos en la música y el movimiento como un vehículo en el aprendizaje de la edad temprana, promovemos la alfabetización del primer idioma como una fuente para aprender un segundo idioma. Presentaremos técnicas de cómo introducir una canción y sus diferentes formas de uso reforzando conceptos a través de la repetición promoviendo un aprendizaje efectivo, cualquiera que sea la audiencia, ya sean nativos o de un programa de doble inmersión.

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Guadalupe Tausch

Colors of Spanish


Tuesday March 23, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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The Politics of Reopening of Schools
In this session participants will become informed regarding the policy discussions occurring in Sacramento specific to the reopening of schools and extended learning opportunities. CABE’s lobbyist, Martha Zaragoza-Díaz, will lead the discussion and share key developments and options to serve our English Learners. Come learn how to transform statewide policy into meaningful and informed practice to serve our students statewide.

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avatar for Martha Zaragoza-Díaz

Martha Zaragoza-Díaz

Legislative and Advocacy Lobbyist, CABE


Tuesday March 23, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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Writer’s Workshop in the Digital Era: A Paperless Environment
This presentation features the organizational side of Writer’s Workshop via the digital platform, and in particular, resources and tools that support the EL student. Learn how to organize teacher and student resources (mentor texts, anchor charts, flash drafts, revisions, published work, etc.) utilizing Google apps, Kami, and LucidPress/Chart. Although Lucy Calkins’ Units of Study will be referenced, knowledge of the units is not necessary.

Speakers
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Gilbert Navarro

Teacher, Rowland Unified SD


Tuesday March 23, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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Developing Culturally Translational Parent Programming
In this preentation we will discuss the importance of supporting the academic and socio-emotional development of youth and their families. Dr. Galicia will also discuss how to utilize culturally relevant/translational models of education to help bridge communication and support, between schools, children and their families. Using over a decade of research on "at- promise" youth, Dr. Galicia will present viable solutions for creating a more inclusive and welcoming school environment for your school, their families, and extended communities.

Speakers
avatar for Dr. Mario Galicia

Dr. Mario Galicia

Scholar System
Dr. Mario Galicia Jr is the youngest of 3 born to Mexican immigrants. He was born in Los Angeles and raised in San Bernardino CA., where he graduated from San Bernardino High School in 2000. He then transferred from Moreno Valley College to UC Santa Barbara in the fall of 2006. By... Read More →


Tuesday March 23, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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Multilingual Learners with Special Educational Needs: Optimizing Instruction and Intervention
In this session, Theresa Young (Speech Language Pathologist) and Cristina Sánchez-López (Bilingual Educator) introduce a collaborative framework for developing culturally and linguistically sustaining learning environments for multilingual learners with special educational needs. Key elements of evidence-based classroom instruction and intervention will be highlighted. Building upon a student-centered focus, these elements include: peer to peer interactions, oral communication, emphasis on comprehension, and supporting multilingualism. Research and online resources will be shared.

Speakers
avatar for Cristina Sanchez Lopez (Paridad)

Cristina Sanchez Lopez (Paridad)

Education Specialist, Paridad Education
Cristina Sanchez-Lopez collaborates with educators in the US and Canada on developingculturally and linguistically sustaining multi-tiered systems of support (MTSS); mathematics;literacy across the content areas; multilingual education; engaging parents, MultilingualLearners (MLs... Read More →
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Theresa Young

Theresa Young began her career on the Pacific island of Saipan, in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. During her 4 year tropical adventure, she worked with multilingual students and families. Collaborating with native language speakers, she coordinated a team of speech... Read More →



Tuesday March 23, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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Authentic Family Engagement: Two-Generation Approach and Parent Ambassadors, How to Adapt family engagement programs during distance learning.
The Two-Generation Family Engagement Program at Hayward Unified School District (HUSD), in the San Francisco Bay Area, offers promising strategies for school districts and other organizations seeking to engage parents in their child’s education. This research-based approach focuses on serving students and parents together through fun educational activities, such as Family Algebra Academy, story time, and various forms of visual and performing arts.

Speakers
avatar for Denize Maldonado

Denize Maldonado

Parent Ambassador Supervisor, Hayward USD
Denize Maldonado was born in Michoacan, Mexico and grew up in the SF Bay Area. Her passion to raise awareness around mental health, and experience growing up undocumented sparked her advocacy around human rights issues. Denize is the Parent Ambassador Supervisor for La Familia, a... Read More →
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Sabrina Aranda

Director, Hayward Promise Neighborhood, Hayward USD
Sabrina Aranda is a first-generation college student, born and raised in Hayward, California. Her interest in working for education peaked when she began volunteering as an AmeriCorps member for Jumpstart, a national nonprofit organization providing educational services to preschool... Read More →
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Norma Dib

Operations Supervisor, Hayward USD
Norma Dib is a graduate of Cal State East Bay with a BA in Childhood Development.  She is an Operations Supervisor for the Student and Parent Support Programs department and has worked for the Hayward Unified School District for 13 years.  Born in Beirut, Lebanon, she is an English... Read More →
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Carol Rivera

Family Engagement, Outreach, and Equity Specialist, Hayward USD
Carol Rivera is Family Engagement, Outreach and Equity Specialist with the Hayward Unified School District. She was born in Guadalajara, Jalisco and immigrated to the United States with her mom when she was three years old. As a woman of color, single teen parent and non-traditional... Read More →



Tuesday March 23, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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Best Practices for Dual Language and English Learners PreK-3rd Grade During COVID-19 and Beyond
In this session, participants will learn about best instructional and professional development practices for supporting Dual Language Learners (DLLs) and English Learners (ELs) PreK-3rd grade. In addition, we will discuss the latest research on bilingualism and language acquisition. Participants will also receive resources for supporting DLLs/ELs through distance, hybrid, and in-person learning, including information to share with parents on how to support the continued development of the home language.

Speakers
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Carolyne Crolotte

Director of Dual Language Programs, Early Edge California



Tuesday March 23, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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California's State Seal of Civic Engagement: Recognizing the Civic Engagement of Our Students
The State Seal of Civic Engagement (SSCE) dates back to Assembly Bill 24 (2017), which instructed the CDE to develop a set of criteria to award students who have demonstrated excellence in civic education. The general purpose of the Legislation with the SSCE is to “establish a State Seal of Civic Engagement to encourage, and create pathways for, pupils in elementary and secondary schools to become civically engaged in democratic governmental institutions at the local, state, and national levels.” California’s seal is different from other state seals in its emphasis on accessibility. The goal is for students to be recognized for demonstrating their understanding of what it means to be civically engaged as well as for their participation in civic engagement projects.

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Erika St. Andre

Education Programs Consultant, California Department of Education
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Sarah Smith

Education Programs Assistant, California Department of Education



Tuesday March 23, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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Content Counts! Distance Learning, Integrated ELD at the Secondary Level
Curious about what 6-12 distanced integrated ELD looks like in English, History, Math, Science, and more? This workshop will provide research based instructional practices, in ready to use digital format, that can easily be integrated into current teacher practices to support, provide feedback, and assess growth in language development. Although it is not a requirement, we highly encourage cross-curricular teams to attend, including Designated ELD and content area teachers.

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avatar for Olivia Santillán

Olivia Santillán

Coordinator of History & Civic Engagement, Santa Clara COE
Coordinator - History Social Science & Civic Engagement. Santa Clara County Office of Education
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Laura Guajardo

Coordinator, HSS and Civic Engagement, Santa Clara COE


Tuesday March 23, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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FREE Insanely Great Curriculum Resources to Excite and Engage Students
Schools can find great, FREE resources for STEM, science, college and career readiness, and computational thinking. Developed by global companies and foundations that team with great curriculum writers, these FREE web-based resources can be brought back to your school for use on Monday morning. Students can work in a virtual cancer lab, visit a dairy community, experiment in an interactive science lab, take control of their financial future, plan their career, and much, much more.

Speakers
avatar for Dr. Barbara Nemko

Dr. Barbara Nemko

Napa County Superintendent of Schools, Napa County Office of Education
Dr. Barbara Nemko has been Napa County Superintendent of Schools since 1997. She received Digital Promise’s “Digital Innovation in Learning” award in 2014 and was named ISTE’s Public Policy Advocate the same year. She also received the Making IT Happen award from CUE and ISTE... Read More →
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Davidson Hall

Senior Director, Discovery Education
Hall Davidson has served in education for 40 years. While still in the classroom, he worked on an Emmy-winning mathematics and language arts series. He has led a county media consortium, been a member on state technology task forces, and invited to speak before congressional subcommittees... Read More →


Tuesday March 23, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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K-2 Guided Reading in Spanish: The Essentials
Is guided reading the same in English and Spanish? Join us to discuss how the similarities and differences between both languages impact our students and how to enhance their metalinguistic awareness. Emerging bilinguals need to be explicitly taught to use their cross-linguistic repertoire; guided reading is the perfect tool to accomplish this. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the essential components of a guided reading lesson in Spanish. Digital access will be provided.

Speakers
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Katia Zamorano

District Instructional Coach, The Biliterate Mind
Katia Zamorano started her career in bilingual education over 10 years ago and has taught in bilingual, dual language, and immersion classrooms in elementary schools. During her time in the classroom, she taught 1st, 2nd, and 4th grade transitional bilingual, one-way dual language... Read More →
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Verónica Rodríguez

District Instructional Coach, The Biliterate Mind
Verónica Rodríguez-Collazo has worked in the field of education for 22 years. Started her career as a teacher in her native Puerto Rico, where she taught in Bilingual and English Immersion Programs for 14 years. In 2011, she moved to Texas where she has worked for Fort Worth ISD... Read More →



Tuesday March 23, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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Las estrategias de GLAD en el mundo real de inmersión
Participantes de esta sesión aprenderán como implementar estrategias fundamentales para acelerar el éxito del estudiante en español. El enfoque será en el progreso hacia la escritura estudiantil usando las estrategias GLAD en español. Estas herramientas incluirán: el diccionario cognitivo, el diagrama pictórico, y el párrafo cooperativo. Vengan a ver como dos maestras usan estos andamios para fortalecer la confianza del estudiante y despertar el deseo y ánimo para escribir. Los participantes tomarán parte en conversaciones e intercambio de ideas con respecto al uso de estrategias GLAD en combinación con el currículo Benchmark Education Adelante.

Speakers
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Martha Zalik

Dual Language Teacher, Chula Vista Elementary SD
Martha Zalik Is a Dual Language Immersion teacher at Valle Vista Elementary located in the Chula Vista Elementary School District. She has been certified through California Association for Bilingual Education (CABE) and Systema Educativo Estatal (SEE Binational OCDE Project GLAD... Read More →
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Jessica García

DLI 2nd Grade Teacher, Chula Vista Elementary SD
Jessica Garcia is a Dual Language Immersion teacher at Valley Vista Elementary School located in the Chula Vista Elementary School District. She has been certified through California Association for Bilingual Education (CABE) and Sistema Educativo Estatal (SEE) Binational OCDE Project... Read More →



Tuesday March 23, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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Strengthening Dual Language Programs by Empowering and Engaging Parents
A vital aspect to thriving schools is parent engagement. Oftentimes, parents are an underutilized resource of talent, knowledge, and connections. In dual language programs that require specific support towards program goals, empowering parents with information and providing ways to get involved is key. This session will highlight how one district prioritizes parent engagement and how one particular school with four dual immersion programs partners closely with parents, maximizing language learning and cultural experiences.

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Nancy Hong

Glendale USD
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Sherry Kully

Principal, Glendale Unified SD
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Elizabeth Vitanza

Glendale Unified SD


Tuesday March 23, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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Super Hero Partners
Our nation’s education system has a powerful villain who morph’s the future of millions of our children from a bright full of potential future to a gloomy pile of demolished dreams. The villain has no shape, is fluid and morphs into what ever it needs to so it can claim more futures. Parents do not need to wait for Superman to save their child’s education; parents are superheroes and together with other heroes like teachers and community allies can defeat this horrible villain and claim victory for their child’s future.

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Marcela Andrés

President & CEO, designEDengagement, PBC
Marcela is an architect of dreams and one of her deepest beliefs is the power of partnership between families, educators and communities to support students to live out their life purpose. Marcela serves as the President and CEO of designEDengagement, PBC, a Latina-owned education... Read More →


Tuesday March 23, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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What to Do When a Discriminatory Incident Occurs
Often, discriminatory incidents and lawsuits emerge from environments where diversity issues are seldom discussed and where cultural differences are “celebrated” but not practiced or represented. During this workshop, we will explore how to create a culturally competent and sensitive community that is able to embrace and respond to diversity. Learn ways to respond with honesty and compassion when a conflict occurs involving a diversity issue. Create a sense of community and understanding among a diverse culture of people, and more…

Speakers
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Lee Mun Wah

Founder & Executive Director, StirFry Seminars & Consulting
Lee Mun Wah is an internationally renowned Chinese American documentary filmmaker, author, poet, Asian folk teller, educator, community therapist and master diversity trainer. For more than 25 years he was a resource specialist and counselor in the San Francisco Unified School District... Read More →



Tuesday March 23, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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Youth Mariachi: What Are the Benefits?
This workshop will present a short presentation on a recent study on how Quality Mariachi Academies contribute to educational resilience followed by a discussion on the Characteristic Triad of Resilience, Personal Disposition, Family Support and the Environment. Participants will be given the opportunity to compare their school program with the criteria of a Quality Mariachi Program.

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Lucia Vazquez

Visalia Unified SD


Tuesday March 23, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

CABE AWARD SPOTLIGHT: Legacy Board Award Session--Dr. Jim Cummins and Dr. Steve Krashen
Join CABE Board members in recognizing the recipients of the CABE Board "Legacy" Award—Dr. Steve Krashen and Dr. Jim Cummins. The awardees will be honored for their landmark research and leadership in the field of bilingual and biliteracy education and its impact for more than 45 years!

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Olivia Yayha

Board President, CABE
Olivia Yahya serves at the CABE Board  of Directors President.
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Elodia Ortega-Lampkin

Woodland Joint Unified SD


Tuesday March 23, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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Cross-Linguistic Transfer: The Spanish-English Connection
Explicit cross-linguistic transfer instruction is an innovative approach to biliteracy based on current research. Rather than assuming that cross-linguistic transfer will occur without explicit teaching, learn how to organize, teach and assess intentionally and strategically to promote biliteracy. Learn fun distance learning strategies to efficiently teach literacy, vocabulary, language and oracy for proficient biliteracy. Distance learning transfer lessons will be showcased. This session seeks to provide teachers with strategies that facilitate long distance teaching and student engagement. Bilingual/Dual Language GrK-2

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Silvia Dorta-Duque de Reyes

National Biliteracy Consultant, National Biliteracy Consultant, Author
Silvia Dorta-Duque de Reyes is well known for her contributions in the areas of curriculum design, ELD, Spanish Language Arts, Professional Development and Parent Involvement.Her area of expertise is biliteracy with a focus on academic writing and the organization of instruction for... Read More →



Tuesday March 23, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5 Evidence-Based Literacy Strategies for Emerging Bilinguals
This interactive presentation focuses on five evidence-based literacy strategies for Emerging Bilinguals and highlights how the label “Emerging Bilingual” has evolved to identify the benefits of bilingualism instead of defining students by their deficits. In this presentation we unpack how these five instructional best practices help students engage with the rich language used in classroom instruction and develop the building blocks critical for academic success by strengthening and integrating both oral and written language skills.

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Maya Goodall

Chula Vista Elementary SD


Tuesday March 23, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

Advocating for Equity: Opportunities to Influence the New California Math Framework
California is currently in the process of revising its Mathematics Framework. In this presentation EL advocates across the State will provide an overview of their efforts to uplift equity as a driving force in the Framework and improve equitable access to high-quality curriculum and instruction for ELs. Come learn about the framework revision process and how to engage in immediate and longer-term opportunities for advocacy.

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Rachel Ruffalo

Director of Educator Engagement, The Education Trust-West
The Education Trust-West works for the high academic achievement of all students at all levels, pre-K through college. We expose opportunity and achievement gaps that separate students of color and low-income students from other youth, and we identify and advocate for the strategies... Read More →
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Martha Burns

Adjunct Associate Professor, Northwestern University
My specialty is the science of bilingual issues reading and learning. Specifically, I specialize in neuroscience - understanding how children learn to read as well as issues scientists have identified that contribute to problems learning to read as well as reading achievement in middle... Read More →


Tuesday March 23, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

Counting Collections and Choral Counting: A Window Into Student Thinking
In this session, participants will engage in two powerful tasks, counting collections and choral counting, that provide opportunities to understand and extend student thinking. We will discuss how these tasks honor and support the development of students' mathematical and language skills. In addition, these instructional activities provide spaces for students to develop confidence and build a positive math identity.

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Karen Recinos

UCLA Mathematics Project


Tuesday March 23, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

Empowering Students: Building Capacity for Flexible Thinking
Building flexible thinking is important for all educational populations. For educators, building flexible thinking begins with their understanding of diversity and the importance of multimodal engagement. For students, flexible thinking may require removing obstacles, then building capacity in a variety of forms. This workshop for teachers, para-educators, support providers and students will prismatically examine ways to build flexible thinking, offer digital access to a variety of resources, and experience sample activities.

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Kimiya Maghzi

Assistant Professor, University of Redlands
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Marni Fisher

Saddleback College



Tuesday March 23, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

Global Education for Every Classroom
Students growing up in the 21st century are more interconnected than any other generation. They have ample opportunities to engage in local and global college, career, and recreational activities. Our societal and cultural climate today requires students to be interculturally competent, excellent communicators in two or more languages, and interdependent collaborators with people from all over the globe. These types of skills are developed through a range of content embedded supports.

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Jamie Lee

Principal, San Diego USD
As a public school educational leader, having served in urban, rural, and suburban contexts for nearly twenty years, preparing students for 21st-century life and work required much more of our students in terms of a broadened awareness of global interconnectivity, linguistic and cultural... Read More →
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Nicole Chavez

Administrator, Nicole Chavez
JOIN THE NATIONAL TRAINING CENTER IN THE EXHIBITOR HALL!March 23-26, 2021, 2:00-5:00 pmZoom Link: https://ocde.zoom.us/j/88484815672Meeting ID: 884 8481 5672BIODr. Nicole Chávez has been empowering students and teachers to be active participants in the role of teaching and learning with our youth and community through OCDE Project GLAD® strategies since 2004. Nicole holds a doctorate from the University of S... Read More →



Tuesday March 23, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

Inteligencia emocional en tiempos de pandemia
Comprender las emociones y los sentimientos propios ante cualquier crisis que genere angustia y estrés es una cuestión de habilidades. En este taller obtendrá herramientas que le ayudarán a fortalecer su inteligencia emocional y poner en práctica acciones de autocuidado para responder al bienestar físico y emocional suyo y el de sus hijos.

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Gricelda Pérez

Plaza Comunitaria, P2I, California Association for Bilingual Education
Gricelda Perez, asistió a la Universidad del Valle de Atemajac, Plantel La Piedad, en Michoacán, México, recibió su título como Licenciada en Administración de Empresas. Ha trabajado como docente con jóvenes en edad de High School, se ha desempeñado como contralora en Colegio... Read More →
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Silvia Quezada

Centro Comunitario
Psicoterapeuta familiar Especialista en violencia intrafamiliar Bachiller en teologíaMaestría en educación y desarrollo organizacional, Maestría en Hipnosis Clínica y Máster en PNL (programación Neurolingüística)Colabora con CABE y fundación MUSA en Paramount CACursos, talleres... Read More →



Tuesday March 23, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

Los estudiantes que compartimos en la región calibaja
La creciente migración de personas a nivel mundial demanda diferentes formas de atención y de seguimiento, sobre todo, cuando se trata de movilidad de menores. Cada país determina sus políticas migratorias para enfrentar estos retos. La Secretaría de Educación del Estado se ha dado la tarea de identificar a los menores extranjeros que se encuentran inscritos en el nivel básico (de educación preescolar hasta educación secundaria) encontrando a más de 45 mil menores de diferentes países, siendo Estados Unidos el de mayor procedencia.
En cuanto a la formación inicial de docentes y desarrollo profesional de docentes en servicio se han realizando encuentros, diplomados y la capacitación binacional de docentes en colaboración con instituciones educativas y de la sociedad civil de Estados Unidos como el Departamento de Educación de CA y la Asociación de California para la Educación Bilingüe (CABE). Presentaremos cómo esas acciones nos han dado resultados favorables para los estudiantes.

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Yara Amparo Lopez Lopez

Secretaria de Educación
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Esther Cota Jasso

Responsable pedagógico PRONI B. C., Secretaria de Educación


Tuesday March 23, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

Supporting Migrant Education Tutors Aspiring to Be Bilingual/Dual Language Teachers
One untapped resource for bilingual/dual language/multilingual teacher preparation is California’s Mini-Corps Program. Currently, over 400 undergraduate students from migrant backgrounds work as tutors in approximately 1,500 highly-diverse schools throughout the state of California. In this session, we share the results of over 150 surveys and six focus groups across the State. We will share how tutors’ cultural and linguistic capital can be acknowledged and what they see as the benefits and challenges of becoming teachers.

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Margarita Jiménez-Silva

Associate Professor, UC Davis
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Nadeen Ruiz

UC Davis
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Juana Zamora

California Mini-Corps/Butte COE
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Yvette Medina

California Mini-Corps/Butte COE


Tuesday March 23, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

Using CGI Story Problems to Enhance Teaching and Learning in a DL Classroom
Wondering what the CGI (Cognitively Guided Instruction) Story Problem buzz is about? In this session, participants will learn the WHY, WHAT, and HOW about using story problems in a dual language classroom. They will learn about multiplication and division problem types and strategies for the 3-5 grade classroom. Additionally, presenters will share authentic student work samples, various resources including technology, as well as tips and tricks to get started and support student mathematical success.

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Rocio Chávez

Elementary School Teacher, Rowland USD
3rd grade Dual Language Teacher (English/Spanish)
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Vanessa Guadron

Elementary Teacher - Hurley Elementary School, Rowland USD



Tuesday March 23, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

¡Be GLAD en español! Estrategias para estimular el lenguaje oral
¿Buscas nuevas actividades para apoyar el desarrollo del lenguaje oral de tus alumnos? En este taller interactivo, los participantes llevarán una variedad de estrategias dinámicas de Be GLAD (Diseño guiado de la adquisición del lenguaje) que han sido comprobadas efectivas en el desarrollo del lenguaje oral. ¡Ven a cantar, jugar y aprender mientras celebramos la maravilla de ser multilingües!

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Christine D'Aquanni

Multilingual Programs Director, Be GLAD®
CHRISTINE D’AQUANNI is the Multilingual Programs Director and a Certified Key Trainer for Be GLAD®. She is a dual immersion educator with over 15 years of experience and dedication to raising the quality of education in public, private, and rural schools. From volunteer teaching... Read More →
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Luis Pelayo Zepeda

Del Norte County USD
Luis Pelayo Zepeda has been an elementary teacher for Del Norte Unified School District for seven years. He has also served as faculty for Humboldt State's School of Education where he has taught both Multicultural Foundations and Bilingual Theory. Luis earned his Masters from Humboldt... Read More →



Tuesday March 23, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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6:30pm PDT

Tuesday Closing Session with State Superintendent Tony Thurmond

State Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Tony Thurmond was sworn in as the 28th California State Superintendent of Public Instruction on January 7, 2019.
Superintendent Thurmond is an educator, social worker, and public school parent, who has served the people of California for more than ten years in elected office. Previously, Superintendent Thurmond served on the Richmond City Council, West Contra Costa Unified School Board, and in the California State Assembly, representing District 15.

Education is at the core of Superintendent Thurmond’s legislative record. He authored legislation that successfully expanded the free lunch program, bilingual education, and the Chafee Grant college scholarship program for foster youth. Additionally, Superintendent Thurmond’s legislation guaranteed preferential voting rights for student school board members, improved access to families for early education and childcare, and shifted millions of dollars directly from prisons to schools. Superintendent Thurmond introduced legislation to expand STEM education, improve school conditions for LGBTQ youth, and tax private prisons to fund early education and afterschool programs.

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Tony Thurmond

State Superintendent of Public Instruction, California Department of Education


Tuesday March 23, 2021 6:30pm - 7:00pm PDT
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Wednesday, March 24
 

3:00pm PDT

Wednesday General Session - Refugeography: A Kid from Viet Nam Turns Invisibility Into Stories - Keynote Speaker: Bao Phi
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Bao Phi

Two-Time Grand Slam Champion & National Poetry Slam Finalist
Bao Phi, award winning poet and children's book, will read poems about the invisibility of the Asian American poor, with a focus on Vietnamese refugees, and the need for including these stories into our consciousness and curriculum.


Wednesday March 24, 2021 3:00pm - 3:45pm PDT
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4:00pm PDT

Checking and Changing Our Systems and Ourselves for Racial Equity and Justice
At this time of national reckoning on systemic racism, how do we embrace this opportunity as educators and community leaders to challenge our thinking, examine the systems we control and sustain our efforts on racial equity so that justice is longer lasting this time around ?
This presentation is an invitation to everyone engaged in their personal reckoning on systemic racism.

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Enid Lee

Enidlee Consultants, Inc.
Enid Lee is an anti-racist professional development specialist, leadership coach and writer.She began her joyful journey as a teacher on the Caribbean island of Antigua 5 decades ago where she spent her formative years. She has also taught in Canada and the United States. Enid consults... Read More →


Wednesday March 24, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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4:00pm PDT

Practical Strategies for Supporting At-Promise Students During the Care-opening
Dr. Villa provides educators with best practices, from a student-centered approach, for supporting at-promise students during remote learning and in preparation for the re-opening/Care-opening.

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Dr. Cassandra Villa

Instructional Coach/English Teacher/Adjunct Professor, Downey USD/Pepperdine University/Scholar System
Dr. Cassandra Villa is an instructional coach and English educator at Warren High School in Downey, CA. She received her PhD from Claremont Graduate University in 2017 with a focus on Education Urban Leadership. Dr. Villa has also worked in large charter management organizations in... Read More →



Wednesday March 24, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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4:00pm PDT

Strategies for Promoting Independent Reading and Writing for ELs during the Pandemic
This presentation will discuss practical strategies for teaching independent reading and writing , particularly during the pandemic. Now, more than ever, teachers and parents need to focus on strategies to promote more independent and self-selected reading. Both research and classroom practices will be presented.

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Fay Shin

Professor, CSU Long Beach
Fay Shin is a Professor and Chair in the Department of Teacher Education at California State University, Long Beach. She has taught courses in the Single Subject and Multiple Subject Credential Program. She is also the coordinator and advisor for the Asian Bilingual Authorization... Read More →



Wednesday March 24, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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4:00pm PDT

Achieving Multilingualism: Development and Implementation of Mandarin Programs in Schools
This interactive session introduces how two CABE Chapters successfully combined resources to develop and implement Mandarin after school programs and summer camps for a local school district in the last few years. The presenters will share the details of the program design and implementation process from the beginning to the end, including funding, curriculum design, teacher recruitment, student enrollment, program outcomes, language contest, closing ceremony, as well as the feedback from students, parents, and the schools.

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Weina Chen

Visiting Instructor, Pepperdine University
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Tania Maguiña

Vice-President, CABE Whittier Chapter #40
“Your attitude and actions are the key to success ”Tania Maguina, exceptional leader talented at training, coaching, facilitator, and promotor of prevention education; studied Child Development at Rio Hondo Community College (2009 -2014). She has a Certification of University... Read More →
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Ricardo Pajuelo

President CABE Whittier, CABE Whittier
Ricardo Pajuelo is, Public Speaker and Leaderships expert. Receiving over 20 recognitions by diverse Assemblymen and Senators of the State of California for their contribution in the strengthening of the community of Los Angeles.


Wednesday March 24, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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4:00pm PDT

An Update on English Learners with Disabilities
With the publication of the California Practitioners’ Guide for Educating English Learners with Disabilities, the California Department of Education (CDE) continues its mission of providing a world-class education for all students by providing guidance for educators across the State to identify and support the diverse needs of English Learners with disabilities. The CDE will present their evolving work on English Learners with disabilities, updates on providing professional development to the field, and discuss data trends.

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Heather Calomese

California Department of Education



Wednesday March 24, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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4:00pm PDT

Becoming Math-Lingual: Improving English Learners Mathematical Knowledge with Evidence-based Instructional Approaches and Strategies
The Common Core State Standards (CCSS) in Mathematic adopted in 2013 placed new communicative demands on students that require the application of English language competencies for demonstrating mathematical proficiency. This presentation focuses on evidence-based instructional approaches and strategies for English Learners to improve their mathematical performance in a Spanish language dual immersion classroom. Special attention to the close relationship between language and math is discussed by examining vocabulary strategies and improvements in math performance on summative tests.

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Trini Lewis

Associate Professor, CSU Long Beach
Trini Lewis has a doctorate in literacy and language development from Boston University.  She joined CSULB in 2003 and teaches literacy courses in the elementary and secondary school credential programs. She also coordinates and teaches in the Master of Arts in Education degree program... Read More →
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Jennifer Núñez

1st grade dual language teacher, South Whittier SD
My name is Jennifer Nuñez and I am a first grade Spanish Dual Language Immersion teacher at South Whittier School District. I previously taught dual language at Pasadena Unified School District for three years. I was born in Los Angeles to parents who were raised in Oaxaca, Mexico... Read More →



Wednesday March 24, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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4:00pm PDT

Equity Partnerships: Engaging Families, Schools and Communities- A Culturally Proficient Approach
This session provides opportunities to learn concepts/strategies for engaging families and communities through a culturally proficient perspective. You will learn how to use the Tools of Cultural Proficiency for working with diverse communities and with colleagues to co-create systemic practices and policies to devise, implement, and assess family and community engagement actions in schools and districts. You will learn the key 7 C's of engaging families: communication, collaboration, compassion-caring, culture, connection, community, and collective responsibility.

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Reyes Quezada

Professor, University of San Diego
* Cultural Proficiency* Teacher Education* Parent Involvement* School-Family, and Community Engagement* Diversity, language, Education and Race* International Education
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Angela Louque

CSU San Bernardino


Wednesday March 24, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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4:00pm PDT

Parent Center Welcoming and Highlights of CABE 2021/Centro de Padres bienvenida CABE 2021
Join us for the Parent Center welcoming, highlights and raffles for CABE 2021!

Acompáñenos en el Centro de Padres/Rifas/Bienvenida.


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Maria Villa

Deputy Director, CABE


Wednesday March 24, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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4:00pm PDT

Recursos en español para fortalecer la enseñanza bilingüe
Dar a conocer la oferta educativa que el gobierno de México desarrolla para la comunidad migrante bilingüe, tales como servicios y materiales de enseñanza del idioma español, así como las nuevas herramientas digitales para su consulta.

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Luis Gutiérrez Reyes

Instituto de los Mexicanos en Exterior, SRE México
Luis Gutiérrez Reyes es ingeniero y maestro en Ciencias de la Computación por el Instituto Superior Politécnico “José Antonio Echevarría”, de La Habana, Cuba y cuenta con más de 30 años de experiencia en el diseño e implementación de proyectos y estrategias que emplean... Read More →
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Antonio Meza Estrada

Comisión Nacional de Libros de Texto Gratuito
Antonio Meza Estrada, es Doctor en Sociología por la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México; cuenta con una Maestría en Administración Educativa de la Universidad Estatal de San Diego, California; con un Diplomado del Banco Mundial en Administración Educativa Comparada: Japón... Read More →



Wednesday March 24, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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4:00pm PDT

Reframing Parent and Family Education through Digital Literacy
Asset-based approaches centered on equity can empower Latinx parents through communication, resources, knowledge, and ways their children access technology. Presenters will share results of a three-year project that transformed how parents of English Learners in dual language education engaged with teachers and families through an empowering experience with mobile technology. Trainers will present processes, outcomes and artifacts involving families prior to and during COVID-19 distance learning. Bilingual teacher candidates were also involved in this community endeavor, as part of their credential program curriculum.

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Ana Hernandez

Associate Professor, CSUSM
Dr. Ana Hernández is Associate Professor of Multilingual and Multicultural Education and Coordinator of the Bilingual Authorization Program and Dual Language Certificate in the School of Education at CA State University San Marcos. Also Project ACCEPT Director - a National Professional... Read More →
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Alma Sánchez

Oceanside USD
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Eliseo Higinio

Fallbrook Union Elementary SD


Wednesday March 24, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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4:00pm PDT

SEL and ELs: Strategies that Ensure Academic Success for ALL
Integrating Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) with instructional strategies for ELs will accelerate their language, literacy, and content learning. Integrating SEL will also transform a class and school culture into one that values diversity and ensures that ELs are academically and socially engaged in learning. Participants will learn about SEL, Morning Meetings, Mindfulness and Restorative Practices and will be actively engaged in instructional strategies that accelerate English language acquisition in a positive learning environment.

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Hector Montenegro

Senior District Consultant, CASEL (Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning)
Dr. Hector Montenegro, President/CEO of Montenegro Consulting Group (MCG), LLC, is a Senior District Consultant for the Collaborative for Academic, Social and Emotional Learning (CASEL) and works with districts on systemic implementation of SEL. Dr. Montenegro is also a Senior Associate... Read More →


Wednesday March 24, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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4:00pm PDT

Using an Equity Lens for K-12 Writing Instruction
This session focuses on an equity-centered, culturally and linguistically responsive K-12 instructional literacy approach. The San Diego County Office of Education’s Writing Redesigned for Innovative Teaching and Equity (WRITE), a national academic excellence model for professional development, supports schools and districts to implement this approach to prepare students for college, career, and civic participation.

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Dr. Julie Goldman

Director, Equity Curriculum and Instruction, San Diego COE


Wednesday March 24, 2021 4:00pm - 5:30pm PDT
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4:00pm PDT

Dual Language Planning Guide: A Tool to Plan and Develop a New Dual Language Program
In this session, the “Dual Immersion Planning Guide,” will be shared. This is a free online resource from CABE that is based on the “Guiding Principles for Dual Language Education.” Participants will have an opportunity to interact with the presenter to learn about the various steps that are recommended for the one to two years of planning that are recommended for implementing a strong, successful, and sustainable Dual Language Immersion program.


Wednesday March 24, 2021 4:00pm - 5:30pm PDT
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4:00pm PDT

From Oracy to Academic English; Love and Community through the Computer Screen
This workshop will show the power of oracy and story-telling as a way for students to develop academic proficiency in English. It will provide a series of hands-on activities teachers can use to promote their students' oral voices as a direct tool to develop strong academic language and literacy bases. Participants will participate in activities they can use in their classrooms to help their students discover and cherish their own voices and stories and will learn new ways to promote oracy through the challenges we face with long distance learning. Participants will discover ways to break down the plastic computer screen and connect with their students to from a true community of love, trust, and hope.

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Charlene Fried

ELD/Bilingual Teacher, Baldwin Park USD
I am an ELD/Bilingual teacher who loves her students. I believe that it is through the voices our students develop that they can become empowered to share their own stories with others; by doing this, they will have the power to make our world a place where all people's voices are... Read More →



Wednesday March 24, 2021 4:00pm - 5:30pm PDT
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4:50pm PDT

A Bright Star Inside Our Hearts
Award-winning children’s book illustrator Yuyi Morales will talk about the creative process for her upcoming book, "Bright Star." Attendees will see the photographs and sketches behind "Bright Star" and learn about the trip she made to the US’ southern border to do research for the book.

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Wednesday March 24, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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4:50pm PDT

Sense of Belonging: DLBE Student Voices
In this presentation we explore how program identity and translanguaging practices can play an important role in providing adolescent students a sense of belonging. This, in turn, can support their ongoing engagement with school.

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Ester de Jong

Director of the School of Teaching and Learning, University of Florida
Ester de Jong is the Director of the School of Teaching and Learning and Professor in ESOL/Bilingual Education at the University of Florida in Gainesville, Florida. Prior to coming to the University of Florida, she worked with Spanish-English and Brazilian-Portuguese bilingual programs as the Assis... Read More →


Wednesday March 24, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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4:50pm PDT

Acomodando la clase de ciencia para aprender de casa
Con los cambios al mundo virtual tuve que ajustar las expectativas, el material y actividades para tener éxito desde casa para la clase de ciencias de octavo grado. Los estudiantes tuvieron que aprender nuevo vocabulario de tecnología para poder navegar el espacio digital. Después organice las actividades de clase para poder mandar materiales a casa para que todavía tengamos las experiencias de un laboratorio. Los triunfos y las fallas y lo mucho que he aprendido durante este tiempo.

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Gabriela Mendoza-Torres

Maestra de ciencia (8vo grado), Windsor USD
Hola soy una maestra de ciencias de  octavo grado. Enseño en español en Windsor CA. Estamos en el cuarto año de integración de NGSS. If you have any questions about NGSS and integrating your school site, ask me!


Wednesday March 24, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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4:50pm PDT

Advocacy and Engagement: Make a Difference for English Learners
If you want to support expanding and initiating new bilingual programs, influence the State accountability system, increase the bilingual teacher pipeline, be a part of a social media campaign on the advantages of bilingualism, become a part of an EL advocate network, see materials for supporting immigrant and refugee students and receive the latest reports from Californians Together, come to this workshop and learn how you can be a part of this work.

Speakers
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Martha Hernández

Executive Director, Californians Together
Martha Hernández is the  Executive Director for Californians Together, a coalition of 25 statewide professional, parent and civil rights organizations focused on improving schooling for English learners by promoting equitable educational policy.  She has 42 years of public school... Read More →
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Martha Zaragoza-Díaz

Legislative and Advocacy Lobbyist, CABE
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Shelly Spiegel-Coleman

Executive Director, Californians Together
EL Roadmap, Research publications, Multiple Pathways to Biliteracy, Long Term English Learners, The State Seal of Biiteracy, Accountability and ELs, Bilingual Teacher Shortabe



Wednesday March 24, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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4:50pm PDT

Bilingual Educators, Professional Learning, and Racial Justice
Let’s take advantage of this opportunity to level the playing field for bilingual learners. Now more than ever, bilingual teachers need to know how to leverage the linguistic and cultural resources that diverse learners bring with them to school in order to accelerate student learning. This live webinar introduces a collaborative, teacher-directed professional learning system that groups of educators can use to meet this important moment.

We start by visualizing professional learning from a multilingual perspective with a focus on racial justice. The majority of the session presents Caslon Learning (CL), an innovative web-based professional learning system that groups of educators can use virtually, face-to-face, and in hybrid settings to engage with a specific Caslon publication and apply what they learn to practice. This session features "The Translanguaging Classroom: Leveraging Student Bilingualism for Learning" by Ofelia García, Susana Ibarra Johnson, and Kate Seltzer to illustrate key features of the CL system.

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Rebecca Field

Caslon Publishing


Wednesday March 24, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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4:50pm PDT

Engaging Families in Meaningful Ways to Support Preschool Dual Language Learners in Online Environments
The importance of family engagement is critical to the success of preschool language learners. Learn ways to include families in supporting their preschoolers in acquiring language proficiency through intentional activities and planning using Preschool GLAD® (Guided Language Acquisition Design) strategies.

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Catalina Sanchez

Coordinator, Orange County Dept. Education
Currently a Coordinator at the Orange County Department of Education, I have over 30 years working in educational settings supporting dual language learners as a bilingual teacher, administrator, consultant, director, and coordinator.  I have had the privilege of providing services... Read More →
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Christie Baird

Coordinator, Orange County DOE
I have been a Coordinator of Preschool GLAD(R) at the Orange County Department of Education since 2006.  Prior to that I was a teacher and administrator in the Buena Park School District. My passion is teaching young children and developing language. I believe in the power of teachers... Read More →


Wednesday March 24, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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4:50pm PDT

Helping Students Reach Educational Outcomes in Two Languages
Classroom teachers and school leaders in dual-language settings constantly negotiate ways to drive achievement in both English and Spanish and connect that goal to standards. The presenters will share how Renaissance supports this goal. The presentation will include an overview of what inspires our work around emergent bilinguals, ways to meet SLA goals, specifically those associated with reading. We will also share how we are collaborating with other organizations that have a similar purpose.

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Doris Chávez-Linville

Director, Linguistic and Culturally Diverse Innovation, Renaissance Education
Doris is a life-long bilingual and biliterate educator who started as a dual-language preschool and kindergarten teacher in her native Mexico where she started her studies at Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León. She also served as a Migrant Ed. educator in Pennsylvania after receiving... Read More →
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Carol Johnson

International Education Officer, Renaissance
Carol Johnson is a bilingual educator with 11 years of teaching experience, holding a Ph.D. in Second Language Acquisition & Teaching, specializing in how people learn second languages.


Wednesday March 24, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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4:50pm PDT

Inteligencia emocional en tiempo de crisis
A través de este taller aprenderemos la importancia de desarrollar nuestra inteligencia emocional y la de nuestros hijos con el objetivo de establecer metas y relaciones positivas que nos ayuden a comprender y manejar las emociones en tiempo de crisis. Así como sentir y mostrar empatía por otros, comprendiendo las frustraciones y tomando decisiones responsables. Revisaremos algunas técnicas que nos ayuden a desarrollar estas habilidades para lograr el éxito en la escuela y en nuestra vida diaria.

Speakers
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Tania Maguiña

Vice-President, CABE Whittier Chapter #40
“Your attitude and actions are the key to success ”Tania Maguina, exceptional leader talented at training, coaching, facilitator, and promotor of prevention education; studied Child Development at Rio Hondo Community College (2009 -2014). She has a Certification of University... Read More →


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Wednesday March 24, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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4:50pm PDT

Reading Roads: Guiding Families on the Path to Literacy in the Early Years
Learn new ways to support families in strengthening their skills and confidence to support their child’s growth in listening, speaking, reading, and writing in their home language; which will benefit their child’s overall literacy development in other languages. This session will provide participants with an overview of “Reading Roads”, a multi-cultural literacy program that consists of lessons connected to themes families hold dear, and afford participants the opportunity to experience one of the program’s many literacy activities translated into the virtual setting.

Speakers
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Rachel González Martínez

Director of Training and Capacity Building, Families In Schools


Wednesday March 24, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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4:50pm PDT

Supporting English Learners with the Tools for Teachers Website
Tools for Teachers is a powerful new website for teachers that contains high-quality instructional resources aligned with California’s English language arts/literacy and mathematics standards. This session will describe how Tools for Teachers supports teachers in using formative assessment and accessibility strategies to guide teaching and learning, particularly for students who are English learners. In addition, this session will show how the Tools for Teachers Connections Playlists support use of the Smarter Balanced Interim Assessments.

Speakers
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Carla Nájera-Kunsemiller

Educations Program Consultant, California Department of Education
Carla Nájera-Kunsemiller is an Education Programs Consultant in the English Language Proficiency and Spanish Assessments (ELPSA) Office at the California Department of Education. Prior to joining the ELPSA Office in 2014, she worked in Natomas and Winters Unified School Districts... Read More →
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Tammy Saldaña

Education Programs Consultant, California Department of Education
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Traci Albee

California Department of Education, California Department of Education
Traci Albee is an Education Research and Evaluation Administrator in the English Language Proficiency and Spanish Assessments (ELPSA) Office at the California Department of Education. Prior to joining the ELPSA Office in 2016, she worked in Stockton Unified and Elk Grove Unified School... Read More →



Wednesday March 24, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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4:50pm PDT

Tools and Practices for Supporting Content Area Biliteracy through Contrastive Analysis
This workshop focuses on supporting Dual Language Learners' metalinguistic awareness through contrastive analysis. Particular emphasis is placed on phonological, syntactic and morphological systems of English and Spanish and how they can be harnessed to meet the demands of content area literacy. Participants in the workshop will try out strategies and walk away with practical tools to enhance their instruction and student learning.

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Briana Ronan

Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
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Julee Bauer

California State Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo



Wednesday March 24, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

CABE AWARD SPOTLIGHT: Courage to Act Board Award
Join CABE Board members in recognizing and honoring the recipients of the CABE Board "Courage to Act" Award. In 1989, a lone, armed gunman walked onto the Cleveland School campus and playground in Stockton USD during recess and shot and killed five students, all Southeast Asian refugees, and wounded 29 others. Several of the teachers formed the group "Cleveland School Remembers" to advocate for safe schools and reasonable gun laws and to advocate for English Learners, immigrant students and refugees.

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Olivia Yayha

Board President, CABE
Olivia Yahya serves at the CABE Board  of Directors President.
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Annie Duong

San Joaquin COE
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Alesha Ramírez

ELA/ELD Specialist, Tulare COE
Lover of language and literacy; passionate educator; advocate for children; reader-writer


Wednesday March 24, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

Learn to Walk in the Shoes of your Multilingual Learners
Over the past 10 years more than 90,000 multilingual shadowing projects have been conducted, with dramatic results, in California and across the country. In fact, in 2018, Education Trust-West acknowledged Shadowing as a "promising practice for honoring and leveraging English learner students' backgrounds, cultures, and home languages, as assets for math learning". This session will highlight how Shadowing can be used systemically as a promising practice in virtual or face-to-face classrooms regardless of the subject matter. Whether you’ve already been trained in the research-validated MLL shadowing process, or you’re just discovering its power now, we invite you to join us for this information packed session with lessons learned during the past ten years of implementation. Participants of the session may register to win a free copy of Ivannia Soto’s just-published second edition of Shadowing Multilingual Learners or a paid seat for CABE’s upcoming Shadowing professional development, which will be a 4-session series with Ivannia Soto.

Speakers
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Ivannia Soto

Professor of Education, Whittier College
Dr. Ivannia Soto is Professor of Education and Director of Graduate Programs at Whittier College, where she specializes in language acquisition, systemic reform for English language learners (ELLs), and urban education. She began her career in the Los Angeles Unified School District... Read More →



Wednesday March 24, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

Learning from our History: A Legacy of Courage and Activism
Come be inspired and learn about the history of California’s movement for bilingual education and English learners. Author Laurie Olsen will share stories of advocacy from her new book on the complex, contentious and courageous efforts that have shaped EL education in California. Advocates’ lessons learned from those battles are offered to inspire new generations of advocates, activists and leaders equipped to understand the complex dynamics of the present supported in the knowledge of the movement’s resilience through hard times.

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Laurie Olsen

SEAL (Sobrato Early Academic Language) Model/Californians Together
I have been part of the English learner/immigrant/bilingual education movement for over five decades - as a researcher, an author, an advocate, a designer and director of model programs preschool through high school, and provider of leadership development and professional learning... Read More →



Wednesday March 24, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

Standing Together and Learning Together.
Standing together and learning together means understanding what our neighbors are doing: those who work in first language acquisition, second language acquisition, and literacy. It means taking advantage of the wisdom and experiences of teachers and students, and paying attention to traditional and non-traditional research. Reports from all these areas come to similar conclusions! This knowledge, however, is not shared because of the cost of books and journals, and tortured academic writing styles. We can solve these problems.

Speakers
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Stephen Krashen

Emeritus Professor of Education, linguist, and educational researcher, University of Southern California
Stephen Krashen received a PhD. in Linguistics from the University of California, Los Angeles in 1972. He is professor emeritus at the University of Southern California. He is a linguist, educational researcher, and political activist. Krashen has more than 500 publications, contributing... Read More →


Wednesday March 24, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

CABE Member Exclusive – A Close Conversation with Dr. Jim Cummins
All Active CABE Members are invited to attend a close, family-style conversation with Dr. Jim Cummins. Join us to hear Dr. Cummins’ latest research and stories from his past work. There will be time for questions and dialogue.

All Active CABE Members received a special invitation via email. Visit the membership tile or contact Evelyn Briseño at evelyn@gocabe.org if you need to renew, join, or get more info in order to join this event!

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Dr. Jim Cummins

Professor Emeritus, University of Toronto
Jim Cummins is a Professor Emeritus at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education of the University of Toronto. His research focuses on literacy development in educational contexts characterized by linguistic diversity. In numerous articles and books he has explored the nature... Read More →


Wednesday March 24, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

Network Event: MCAP Conversation with Dr. Kathy Escamilla
A space for a deeper conversation with Dr. Kathy Escamilla about multilingual programs and assets based bilingualism. This event is sponsored by the Multilingual California Project.

Audience: MCAP County Offices and School Districts/Sites--Invitation-only
Contact: alexandria@gocabe.org

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Dr. Alma Castro

Director, Multilingual California Project & Trustee, CABE & Lynwood Unified School District
Dr. Alma Castro is a School Board Member for Lynwood Unified School District and the Director of the Multilingual California Project at the California Association for Bilingual Education (CABE). She oversees a statewide EWIG grant from the California Department of Education with the... Read More →


Wednesday March 24, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

Revitalizing the Legacy of Social Action
As we debrief Dual Language life and come together, we seek to revitalize and network. We will share free instructional resources K-12 that have been adapted for distance learning to commemorate the social action life of Cesar Chavez.

We invite you to this energizing gathering to destress, debrief, and deconstruct how each of us are engaged right now in the act of teaching as social action.

¡Adelante maestros – juntos venceremos! ¡Si se puede!

Speakers
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Silvia Dorta-Duque de Reyes

National Biliteracy Consultant, National Biliteracy Consultant, Author
Silvia Dorta-Duque de Reyes is well known for her contributions in the areas of curriculum design, ELD, Spanish Language Arts, Professional Development and Parent Involvement.Her area of expertise is biliteracy with a focus on academic writing and the organization of instruction for... Read More →
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Jorge Cuevas

District Advisor, Curriculum & Instruction + Adjunct faculty, San Diego COE & San Diego State University
I am passionate about teaching, especially biliterate reading, but also about social justice and generational responsibility. I have a commitment for improving the world, by what I do, how I treat others, by the legacy I leave behind through what I did, what I wrote and even what... Read More →
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Maria Villa

Deputy Director, CABE



Wednesday March 24, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

Vietnamese Education Network Meeting
All educators involved in Vietnamese language and instructional programs are invited to gather for a time to share ideas, resources, and innovations.

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Annie Duong

San Joaquin COE
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Jan Gustafson Corea

Executive Director, CABE
Jan Gustafson-Corea is the CEO of the California Association for Bilingual Education. She has served in this position for 9 years. Prior to coming to CABE, she has served as a a bilingual teacher, site principal, and district and county office leader. She completed her graduate studies... Read More →
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Bao Phi

Two-Time Grand Slam Champion & National Poetry Slam Finalist
Bao Phi, award winning poet and children's book, will read poems about the invisibility of the Asian American poor, with a focus on Vietnamese refugees, and the need for including these stories into our consciousness and curriculum.


Wednesday March 24, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

Bridge Program: Building Educational Persistence in High School SIFE Newcomers
Our presentation will review how we have leveraged our continuation and adult schools to serve a unique student population (SIFE-Students with Interrupted Formal Education-Newcomers) in order to maximize their future educational and social-emotional success in the context of our current district policies (and governmental policies) while providing full wrap-around services for a resilient but vulnerable student population.

Speakers
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Samia Shoman

Manager of English Learner Programs, San Mateo Union High SD
I have been a high school educator for 22 years. I spent 16 years teaching Social Science (World History, Government/Economics, and Contemporary World Studies). My passion is in curriculum and program development and working with English Learners. Currently, I am the Manager of English... Read More →
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Nina Finci

ELD Coordinator, Bridge Program ELD Teacher, San Mateo Union High SD



Wednesday March 24, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

Competencias comunicativas: instrucción para el hablar y escribir en aulas de dual lenguaje/ Competencias comunicativas: Instructional Strategies for Speaking and Writing in a Dual Language Classroom
Join us for instructional strategies that develop "competencia comunicativa" in speaking and writing in Spanish and English through the Common Core standards and best practices from the Mexican National Reading Program. Strategies include text structure analysis and collaborative tasks to achieve high levels of purposeful speaking and writing production, which will increase proficiency and academic language learning in your dual language classroom.

Speakers
avatar for Diane Sharken Taboada

Diane Sharken Taboada

English learner coach/Teacher on Special Assignment, CSU East Bay/Sonoma State University
I've been a bilingual educator for many years--building the skills of bilingual students, teachers and my own children.  Now--I'm thrilled that my daughter has just enrolled my grandson in the local Dual Language program in Berkeley, CA.  I'm interested in all of the following... Read More →
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Jill Kerper Mora

San Diego State University
Staying true to Spanish in Spanish Language Arts Instruction: That's my theme and my goal for CABE 2019. Please join me for a deep dive into authentic and effective Spanish language and literacy pedagogy. I invite you to visit my MoraModules Website at moramodules.com.


Wednesday March 24, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

Enseñanza de ciencias y lenguaje a través del aprendizaje virtual
Vengan a explorar prácticas efectivas para apoyar a los estudiantes en su aprendizaje de las ciencias en español a través de experiencias de aprendizaje virtual auténticas e interesantes.

Speakers
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Claudio Vargas

Educational Consultant, Sci-Lingual Education
Claudio Vargas B. is currently an Educational Consultant with the Sci-Lingual Group. He provides NGSS professional learning to districts and schools with a focus on supporting English Language Learners with their language and literacy development. Prior to this position, Mr. Vargas... Read More →
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Diana Velez

Professional Learning and Curriculum Specialist, UC Berkeley
Diana Vélez is a professional development specialist and curriculum developer at the Lawrence Hall of Science at the University of California in Berkeley. She currently works with FOSS (Full Option Science System), BaySci, and other science education projects in the area of English... Read More →



Wednesday March 24, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

Linguistic Geniuses: Teaching for Transfer in Elementary Classrooms
In addition to high-level literacy skills in both languages, bilingual children need the skills to analyze and understand both their languages; to know how they work and how they are similar and different. This interactive workshop will explore how to develop students’ metalinguistic awareness through transfer strategies, lessons and moments. Through classroom videos and artifacts, we will equip teachers with the practical skills to develop students biliteracy through understanding the relationship between their two languages.

Speakers
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Heather Skibbins

SEAL Program Manager, SEAL (Sobrato Early Academic Language) Model
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Michelle Rosecrans

Program Coordinator, SEAL (Sobrato Early Academic Language Model)
Michelle brings more than 20 years of K-3 classroom experience working with English Learners, as well as deep experience working directly with teachers — as a teacher-leader, a BTSA support provider, grade level coach for new teachers, and a district literacy lead where she guided... Read More →



Wednesday March 24, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

Requisitos para transferirse del colegio comunitario a la universidad y vice-versa
En esta presentación hablaremos de los requisitos y créditos que un estudiante necesita para poder transferirse del colegio comunitario a la universidad, al igual que, de una universidad a otra universidad y, por último, de una universidad a un colegio comunitario. Información que todo padre debe saber para orientar mejor a sus hijos, y juntos planear su educación superior con éxito.

Speakers
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Imelda Martín

P2I Parent Specialist, California Association for Bilingual Education
As a CABE P2I Parent Specialist and member of the community, I have been sharing my knowledge and life experiences of my children’s educational path towards higher education with other parents and students to guide them in their process. The information I share includes scholarships... Read More →


Wednesday March 24, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

Using Curriculum-Based Rubrics to Monitor English Language Development
Despite the well-established importance of oral language skills in later literacy achievement, assessment and progress monitoring of these skills has remained elusive. This workshop will provide early primary teachers with the hands-on experience of creating curriculum-based rubrics for progress monitoring the oral language development of emergent bilinguals in English and/or Spanish. By combining WIDA (World-class Instructional Design and Assessment), the ELPAC (English Language Proficiency Assessments for California) and CA CCSS ELA/ELD standards, teachers will leave with a relevant assessment tool to inform instructional decisions.

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Alta Joy Broughton

Saint Mary's College of California
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Lyn Scott

CSU East Bay
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Zaida McCall-Pérez

Holy Names University



Wednesday March 24, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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6:30pm PDT

Wednesday Closing Session with CABE 2021 Artist, Yuyi Morales
Writer, illustrator, plant admirer, music adorer, student of dogs, dance apprentice, story-maker, compulsory reader, daydreamer, creator.

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Wednesday March 24, 2021 6:30pm - 7:00pm PDT
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Thursday, March 25
 

3:00pm PDT

Thursday General Session - Creating a Brighter Future for the Students We Share - Keynote Speaker: Patricia Gándara
This presentation will describe the millions of students who experience part of their educations on both sides of the US- Mexico border, the challenges they face and the kinds of things that teachers need to know to create a brighter future for these students whose educations are currently at risk. 

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Patricia Gándara

UC Los Angeles


Thursday March 25, 2021 3:00pm - 3:45pm PDT
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4:00pm PDT

Engaging Multilingual Learners with Music & Interaction in the Classroom
Educational hip hop artist Guero Loco presents a fun and interactive session to help educators increase their efficacy with authentic methods of engagement for Multilingual Learners through the utilization of hip hop, reggaeton, poetry, storytelling and rhyming in the classroom. Educators will learn methods to integrate pop culture, authentic culture, and current events that matter to their students and families in order to engage them in the learning processes of speaking, reading, writing, classroom behavior and emotional liberation through music.

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Güero Loco

Presenter, Bilingual Nation USA
Guero Loco is an award winning bilingual educational hip hop artist who uses music to inspire students to become bilingual. His energizing mix of hip hop and reggaeton, along with stories from his own emotional bilingual journey have been motivating students, parents, and educators... Read More →


Thursday March 25, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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4:00pm PDT

Helping Every Bilingual Student Achieve Success in Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary Acquisition, and Language Proficiency
Dr. Knoell will share strategies, best practices, and engaging ideas and activities, to help every Bilingual Learner successfully comprehend what they read, develop and expand their vocabularies across the curriculum, and develop language proficiency. She will offer and demonstrate strategies to construct meaning of both fiction and nonfiction text, helping students meet Common Core Standards, while developing their critical thinking and communication skills. She will share engaging vocabulary strategies, demonstrating the richness and fun of words. She will offer ready-to-use lesson ideas, and differentiation techniques, to help students develop a love of words, the joy of reading, and to help unleash their academic potential.

Speakers
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Donna L Knoell

Educational and Technology Consultant, Educational Consulting
Dr. Donna Knoell is an esteemed, highly sought after speaker and educational and technology consultant who works with schools, districts, and teachers, to help them improve their instructional programs, with special emphasis on advancing achievement and engagement for Gifted and Talented... Read More →


Thursday March 25, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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4:00pm PDT

Our Voices Matter
Language is a fundamental human right. Exercising the power of one’s inner voice is an opportunity to affirm identity and own our reality.

Through the years and throughout the world, we have witnessed the transformation of teachers, parents, and students when they dare to break silence and share their stories. The legacy of one’s life and work can only survive if it is told. In this session we will invite you to own the power of your oral and written voice.

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Dr. Alma Flor Ada

Transformative Education Institute
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Dr. F. Isabel Campoy

Transformative Education Institute
F. ISABEL CAMPOY is the author of numerous children’s books in the areas of poetry, theatre, stories, biographies, and art. As a researcher she has published extensively bringing to the curriculum an awareness of the richness of the Hispanic culture. She is an educator specialized... Read More →


Thursday March 25, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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4:00pm PDT

Aspiring Administrators: Are You Ready to be an Innovative & Equity-minded Leader?
The California Association of Latino Superintendents and Administrators (CALSA) proudly supports Latina/o Administrators. CALSA is squarely focused on the continued development of inspired, innovative and equity-focused educational leaders. Moreover, we are committed to all leaders who advocate for Latina/o students and all students of color. Latina/o students make up fifty-four percent of all students in our schools in California. Through our Mentoring Program and state-wide events, CALSA supports aspiring administrators into the journey of school site and district leadership positions.

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Rachel H

Superintendent, Worcester Public Schools
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Ivan Chaidez

Assistant Superintendent, Oak Grove Elementary School District
Assistant Superintendent & CALSA President, Here is our Presentation link https://shorturl.at/imBFK
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Juan Santos

Chief Human Resources Officer, Ventura County Office of Education
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Jacqueline Pérez

CALSA Past-President & Riverside USD Assistant Superintendent, California Association of Latino Superintendents and Administrators (CALSA)
I'm the proud Past-President of California Association of Latino Superintendents and Administrators (CALSA). We support and advocate for Latino students in the state of California and ensure that administrators and leaders are prepared to lead our students in schools and district... Read More →



Thursday March 25, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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4:00pm PDT

Bilingual Teacher Professional Development Program (BTPDP): Our Journey and Outcomes
Participants will learn about the journey and outcomes that San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools and the multiple joining partners engaged in when they took part in this grant. Come and hear how we recruited bilingual individuals to participate in the BTPDP grant, prepared them to go into a bilingual classroom, helped them obtain their bilingual authorization, and how we helped curtail the bilingual teacher shortage by increasing the number of qualified bilingual teachers in the Inland Empire.

Speakers
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Angelica Hurtado

Program Manager, San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools
Angelica Hurtado currently serves as Program Manager of Multilingual Education for San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools. She has been in education for over 25 years. Angelica has served as a bilingual teacher, district coordinator, site administrator, and Director of State... Read More →
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Lilia Villa

DIRECTOR, ELL PROGRAMS, Moreno Valley Unified School District
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Marina Madrid

Agent, Multilingual Programs, Rialto Unified School District
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Elaine Giron

Coordinator, EL & Bilingual Programs, University of California, Riverside Extension


Thursday March 25, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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4:00pm PDT

Building English Language Competence and Confidence for Academic Success
Middle and high school years pose unique challenges for Dual Language Students. Many classes are didactic, requiring comprehension of oral instruction and note taking. The adolescent student’s mastery of academic content as well as confidence in pursuing college and/or career can suffer if English language skills are under developed. Highly effective adjunctive technological methods should instruct and reinforce complex grammar and higher level academic vocabulary while simultaneously enhancing English Language perceptual, working memory and attention skills.

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Martha Burns

Adjunct Associate Professor, Northwestern University
My specialty is the science of bilingual issues reading and learning. Specifically, I specialize in neuroscience - understanding how children learn to read as well as issues scientists have identified that contribute to problems learning to read as well as reading achievement in middle... Read More →



Thursday March 25, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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4:00pm PDT

Developing Metalinguistic Awareness with Emergent Bilingual Students
Emergent bilingual students use all of their cognitive and linguistic resources to enhance language acquisition and learn content. Teachers can work to give students additional linguistic resources by raising awareness of metalinguistics. In particular, teachers can show students how the two languages of their dual language program are the same and different, facilitating bi-directional transfer that can improve literacy development in both languages. This session will provide research on the value of providing this kind of instruction and describe the language systems for comparison: the graphophonic, semantic, syntactic and pragmatic. Using bilingual children’s literature, the presenter will demonstrate the use of each of these systems in Spanish and English. The audience will then practice using this knowledge with a bilingual poem, followed by practical suggestions for activities to do with students.

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Igone Arteagoitia

Research Scientist and Dual Language Specialist, Center for Applied Linguistics
Igone Arteagoitia is a Research Scientist and Dual Language Specialist at the Center for Applied Linguistics where she has worked for the past 19 years.



Thursday March 25, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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4:00pm PDT

El arte que inspira el lenguaje e informa el desarrollo infantil
Esta presentación les inspira a armar su propio taller de arte basado en el proceso en su escuela infantil e informa de todos los beneficios que brindan esas experiencias para nuestros alumnos bilingües. Les da ideas que invitan a los niños a explorar, a crear auto-motivación, y les explica las oportunidades de ampliar el lenguaje del niño. Además, aprenderán como observando su experiencia con el arte nos informa en las etapas de su desarrollo el cuál nos guía cuando preparamos el plan de estudios.

Speakers
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Melissa Graney

Founder & Director, Jardín de Mariposas School
I am the founder of a Spanish immersion preschool and Kindergarten that focuses on language immersion through exploration of process based art, nature and science!
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Eda Cano

Jardín de Mariposas School


Thursday March 25, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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4:00pm PDT

How to Begin a Parent Book Club as Modeled by Chaffey’s Club de lectura
In this session participants will learn how one teacher librarian used Sandra Cisneros' "Casa en Mango Street" to create a Spanish Parent Book Club. Presentation will cover the organic beginnings of the project, including the initial goals, literary strategies used, stories shared, growth of the group and its challenges. Participants will also learn about the end of the year Noche de Lectura where parents shared their own stories to the community. We will also discuss second and third year projects. Participants will hear from parents who participated in the club and will be able to take away ideas on how to create their own parent book club.

Download presentation by clicking here!

Speakers
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Alicia Morales

Teacher Librarian, Chaffey Joint USD
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Patricia Luna

Chaffey Joint USD


Thursday March 25, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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4:00pm PDT

Parent Center Welcoming and Highlights of CABE 2021/Centro de Padres bienvenida CABE 2021
Join us for the Parent Center welcoming, highlights and raffles for CABE 2021!

Acompáñenos en el Centro de Padres/Rifas/Bienvenida.


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Maria Villa

Deputy Director, CABE


Thursday March 25, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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4:00pm PDT

Planning for and Enacting Biliteracy across Dual Language Programs
Biliteracy, essential to dual language education, plays a role in advanced language acquisition, access to academic content, and developing awareness of cross-linguistic connections. We will focus on two case studies of biliteracy in DL programs. First, we examine how DL programs frame biliteracy as essential to program development through an examination of multiple program master plans. Second, we consider the range of biliteracy in a DL fifth-grade class, and its long-term impact on students.

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Sharon Merritt

Associate Professor (Retired); President, California Association for Bilingual Teacher Education (CABTE), Fresno Pacific University
Writing instruction, advising MA students in their research, dual language education
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Charles Merritt

Coordinator, Bilingual Authorization, Fresno Pacific University
The Bilingual Authorization at Fresno Pacific operates through our three campuses in Fresno, Visalia, and Merced. Courses are held online, but field experience is conducted up and down the Central Valley.Our area is seeing explosive growth in dual language programs and our mission... Read More →


Thursday March 25, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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4:00pm PDT

RULE of 3 RAP: Revolutionary Approach to Close the Achievement Gap
The RULE of 3 RAP (REHEARSE, ANALYZE, PRODUCE) develops academic vocabulary, language and early literacy through both classroom and the new ABC RULE of 3 online instruction TK through grade 3. Based on 12 years of research including two U.S. Department of Education grants, the standards-based program is the connecting link for ELs' success. Students REHEARSE words, ANALYZE phonics and PRODUCE language in reading and writing. Students made significant gains in literacy, closing the achievement gap from 12.9 to 1.8.

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Linda Ventriglia-Navarrette

Director, Project Adelante Moving Forward, UC Riverside Project Moving Forward
Dr. Linda Ventriglia-Navarrette is a Director and Research Professor at the University of California at Riverside. She has degrees from Claremont University and Harvard University. As a Ford Foundation post-doctoral fellow, she completed four years of study in linguistics and second... Read More →
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Sonia Quinn

Professional Development Specialist, Moreno Valley USD
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Ana Castillo

Teacher, Coachella Valley USD
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Teresa Hsu

Coachella Valley USD


Thursday March 25, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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Graduate Student Research Session: Advancing Knowledge Across Many Contexts
In this roundtable session, graduate students from California will be presenting their research and projects related to bilingual education and bilingualism. Topics span a wide array of topics, including dual language education, equity and social justice, English Learners/emergent bilinguals, professional development, parental engagement, etc. Research will be presented in a variety of languages. Session attendees will have the opportunity to engage with the presenters one-on-one or in small groups. This session is sponsored by California Association for Bilingual Teacher Education (CABTE).

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Michelle Rhone

California State University, East Bay
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Jannette Sandoval

Sonoma State University
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Peiying Xiang

California State University, East Bay
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Josefina Andrade

California State University, East Bay
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Ariana Peña

California State University, East Bay
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Anab Hossain

California State University, East Bay
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Rhianna Henry Casesa

California Association for Bilingual Teacher Education/Sonoma State University


Thursday March 25, 2021 4:00pm - 5:30pm PDT
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4:00pm PDT

The Art of Self-Care: Create Your Own Resiliency
Many people think self-care is a massage or a glass of wine. Explore how self-care can support how you show up to foster your own resiliency in these incredibly difficult times. As teachers and leaders, we often give so much of our energy and creativity to our job, our students, our families and forget to take care of ourselves. What if self-care was more like coming home to you? Join this restorative and innovative workshop!

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Michelle Holdt

Creative "Seeing" with a Heart Centered Lens
Michelle Holdt is a bold, compassionate, and love-drenched voice of change. Michelle is an artist, a mom, a passionate advocate leading for Love with a capital L and Creativity with a capital C. She brings her years of arts education leadership experience combined with a passionate... Read More →


Thursday March 25, 2021 4:00pm - 5:30pm PDT
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Developing (Bi)Literacy for Emerging Bilingual Learners: Research Based Approaches
There is a national movement that purports to improve the teaching of beginning literacy through the utilization of methods commonly referred to as the Science of Reading. Proponents of these methods claim that the Science of Reading is equally beneficial for emerging bilingual learners as they are for monolingual English Learners. This presentation will first discuss how teaching initial literacy to emerging bilingual learners is different than teaching monolingual English Learners whether children are in bilingual/dual language or English only programs of instruction. Next, in the best of situations, teaching initial literacy to emerging bilingual learners involves developing biliteracy. The second part of this presentation will discuss considerations for developing initial literacy when the development of biliteracy is an option. Finally, the presentation will discuss how the Science of Teaching methods may be incorporated into effective initial reading instruction for emerging bilingual learners in bilingual/dual language and English only approaches.

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Dr. Kathy Escamilla

University of Colorado, Boulder
Kathy Escamilla Ph.D. is Professor Emeritus at the University of Colorado Boulder with 50 years in bilingual education.
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Sue Hopewell

Director of Literacy Squared; Associate Professor and Program Chair in Equity, Bilingualism, & Biliteracy, University of Colorado at Boulder
Sue Hopewell is a former dual language educator and bilingual literacy coach. She is currently the director of Literacy Squared and an Associate Professor and Program Chair in Equity, Bilingualism and Biliteracy at the University of Colorado Boulder. She is passionate about designing... Read More →
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Jody Slavick

University of Colorado, Boulder


Thursday March 25, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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4:50pm PDT

Writing Resilience - How to Cultivate Resilience Writing in Your Life and Classroom
The way we teach writing is cultural, and much is dictated by the standards and structures of schools. This interactive virtual session is about liberating writers, and helping students use writing as a tool for resilience. Learn practices to free your writing voice, and to teach writing in ways that ensure multilingual students value their voices, stories and community legacies of resilience. This session incorporates live demonstrations of interactive, virtual teaching strategies.

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Tonya Ward Singer

Learning Leader and Author, Tonya Ward Singer
Tonya Ward Singer is a professional learning leader who helps K-12 educators transform teaching for equity and EL achievement. Teachers and administrators describe her work as groundbreaking, dynamic, practical, relevant, and impactful.Tonya is the author of bestsellers EL Excellence... Read More →


Thursday March 25, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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“Essential Knowledge for Teaching Standard English Learners (SELs): Assuring Equity and Access through Culturally & Linguistically Responsive Education
This seminar is designed to build educator’s cultural competence and increase their knowledge of instructional methodologies that advance learning in SELs.

Culturally Competent educators who embrace linguistic diversity are vital for removing barriers to accessing rigorous core curricula for Standard English Learners (SELs). An understanding of culturally and linguistically responsive pedagogy that builds on the language, learning styles,
cultural competencies, and experiences of SEL students, is prerequisite for ensuring equity and access to rigorous standards-based curricula.

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Noma LeMoine

The failure of traditional American Educational Institutions, including the K-12, Community College, and State Universit, LeMoine & Associates Educational Consulting Consortium
Noma LeMoine has been deeply involved in education for over 30 years. She is a nationally recognized expert on issues of language and literacy acquisition and learning in African American and other Standard English Learner populations. She has written and spoken extensively on the... Read More →



Thursday March 25, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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Changemaking, Language Development and English Learners: Integrating Lessons on Solving Real Community Problems During Normal and COVID Times
This presentation explains the principles of Changemaking and how to design instruction that develops students as leaders who believe they can change what “hurts their hearts”. Presenter will share examples of lessons and projects in K-12 on learning about empathy for others and engaging in the process of identifying and addressing real world problems. Attendees will participate in brainstorming Changemaking instruction that is aligned to standards. Information about a variety of resources will be provided.

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Viviana Alexandrowicz

Associate Professor/Director Changemaking center for K-12 Education, University of San Diego
I have taught methods for English learners and have been involved in bilingual education for over 25 years. I have also been engaged with theory and practice in these areas and have presented at over 40 national and international conferences on these topics. Five years ago, I brought... Read More →



Thursday March 25, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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Creating Biliteracy Learning Communities: A Framework for Dual Language Professional Learning
Do you know the essential features of effective instruction according to the "Guiding Principles for Dual Language Education"? Would you like to learn how to turn research into practice? Come to learn about a reflective process of inquiry using a Dual Language Teacher Reflection Journal that is responsive to the professional learning needs of biliteracy programs.

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Rubi Flores

Director of Professional Learning, CABE
Hello, I am the Director of Professional Learning at CABE. CABE PDS provides professional growth opportunities and coaching on areas of Biliteracy, Spanish Literacy, ELD, Best practices for English Learners, Dual Language Immersion, Maintenance Programs, ELPAC, etc. Please let me... Read More →
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Anya Bobadilla

Professional Learning Specialist, CABE PDS Professional Learning Specialists
Hi! I am CABE's Professional Learning Specialist. CABE PDS Provides professional growth opportunities and coaching on areas of Biliteracy, Spanish Literacy, ELD, Best practices for English Learners, Dual Language Immersion, Maintenance Programs, ELPAC, etc. Please feel free to contact... Read More →


Thursday March 25, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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4:50pm PDT

Intertwining the Multiple Intelligence, Growth Mindset and "Deschongate" Theories
The presenter will intertwine multiple intelligences, growth mindset and “deschongate” theories to create an effective learning environment. These concepts, when manifested in oneself bestows an efficacious way to increase the love for learning. The conversation will be pedagogically attractive; humor, artistic one of a kind images, music and laughter will be included to maintain the audience mentally engaged. Participants will leave with a more positive perspective on how to enhance their learning.

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Fernando Peña

CSU Stanislaus


Thursday March 25, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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4:50pm PDT

Lenguaje del corazón: Lenguaje del hogar/ Language of the Heart: Language of the Home
Este año de cuarentena y el aprendizaje a distancia han impuesto una carga extraordinaria en todas las relaciones familiares. Resulta que las conversaciones en el idioma que hablamos en casa es uno de los ingredientes tanto para lazos familiares sólidos como para el éxito académico. Este taller interactivo, analizará ideas enfocadas en el lenguaje para incrementar conexiones familiares de calidad y restaurar la alegría a su casa. Le prometemos no compartir nada que requiera tecnología ni tiempo en frente de una pantalla.

This year of shelter-in-place and distance learning have put extraordinary strains on all family relationships. It turns out that conversations in one’s home language is one ingredient for both strong family bonds and academic success. This interactive workshop will explore home language-centered ideas for increasing quality family connections and bringing the joy back into your home. We promise not to share anything that requires technology or screen time.

Speakers
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Corina Sapien

District Relations Administrator & Program Manager, SEAL (Sobrato Early Academic Language) Model
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Ana Marisol Sánchez

SEAL (Sobrato Early Academic Language) Model



Thursday March 25, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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Promoting Multilingualism via the Implementation of the EL Roadmap Policy
Come be inspired by the Multilingual California Alliance Project (MCAP) that is promoting multilingualism with the implementation of the EL Roadmap Policy. In this workshop, participants will receive access to the MCAP resources available statewide. Participants will learn about the Liberatory Design Framework that is guiding leadership for the MCAP.

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avatar for Dr. Olympia Kyriakidis

Dr. Olympia Kyriakidis

Executive Director MEGA, San Diego COE
Dr. Olympia Kyriakidis is the San Diego County Office of Education's Executive Director for the Multilingual Education and Global Achievement Department.  
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Dr. Alma Castro

Director, Multilingual California Project & Trustee, CABE & Lynwood Unified School District
Dr. Alma Castro is a School Board Member for Lynwood Unified School District and the Director of the Multilingual California Project at the California Association for Bilingual Education (CABE). She oversees a statewide EWIG grant from the California Department of Education with the... Read More →



Thursday March 25, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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4:50pm PDT

SELPA Content Lead Grant: Improving Outcomes for Students with Disabilities Who Are English Language Learners
Learn how the Imperial County SELPA (Special Education Local Plan Areas), a recipient of the SELPA content lead grant, is collaborating with and offering consultative services to SELPAs statewide who have identified needs associated with improving outcomes for students with disabiities who are English Learners.

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avatar for Deborah E. Montoya

Deborah E. Montoya

Senior Director, Imperial County Office of Education
Hi! I look forward to meeting new friends during the CASCWA Conference. In the role of SELPA Director, and CDE CCEE SELPA content lead for 'Improving Outcomes for English Learners with Disabilities' I'm here to assist and serve fellow colleagues dedicated to increased positive outcomes... Read More →


Thursday March 25, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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4:50pm PDT

The Shoulders We Stand On: A History of Bilingual Education, New Mexico
"The Shoulders We Stand On" traces the complex history of bilingual education in New Mexico, covering Spanish, Diné, and Pueblo languages. This is the first book to delve into the history of bilingual education in New Mexico and to present New Mexico’s leaders, families, and educators who have pioneered program development, legislation, policy, evaluation, curriculum development, and teacher preparation in the field of bilingual multicultural education at state and national levels.

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Rebecca Blum Martínez

University of New Mexico


Thursday March 25, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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4:50pm PDT

Tools and Techniques for Gamifying the Dual Language Classroom
As school districts are incorporating technology into their classroom, educators are looking for engaging ways to integrate technology into the classroom. This workshop will provide participants with an introduction to the personalized learning framework and how to gamify a dual language classroom. Participants will manipulate multiple online tools (e.g., Quizlet, Kahoot, etc.) and gamified techniques (e.g., leveling up, incentivized point systems, etc.) to generate a framework for student personalized learning within the target language.

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Jon McFarland

Assistant Professor of Teacher Education, CSU Stanislaus
I have been an educator for over two decades and have worked at multiple levels in public and private education. I am currently an Assistant Professor of Teacher Education with research interests including the utilization of gamification in academic settings, issues of student motivation... Read More →
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Michelle Soto-Peña

CSU Stanislaus


Thursday March 25, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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4:50pm PDT

Writing Children Books
How can we write children’s books? Authors Amada Irma Pérez and René Colato Laínez will share their ideas, experiences and tips on writing children’s books. Come and learn how they had transformed their children’s memories into wonderful books. Be ready to get inspired.

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avatar for René Colato Laínez

René Colato Laínez

Teacher/ Author, Los Angeles Unified SD/Author
René Colato Laínez is a Salvadoran award-winning author of many bilingual/ multicultural children's books. He has a master's degree from Vermont College of Fine Arts in Writing for Children & Young Adults and he is an elementary teacher at Fernangeles Elementary School. His goal... Read More →
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Amada Irma Pérez, M.A., A.W.A.

Author
Amada Irma Perez is an award-winning author, former bilingual teacher, college and university instructor and a leading advocate of programs that encourage multicultural understanding.  Her first book, My Very Own Room/Mi propio cuartito won the Thomas Rivera Award among others... Read More →



Thursday March 25, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

CABE AWARD SPOTLIGHT: Annual Educator of the Year Awards--Administrator, Teacher, Para Educator and Parent
Join CABE Board members in honoring the winners of the CABE Annual Educator Awards. CABE proudly recognizes the following recipients:
Administrator of the Year: Dr. Ryan Haven, Oak Grove SD
Teacher of the Year: Graciela Ballardo, Rialto Unified SD
Parent of the Year: Luz Leon, Ontario-Montclair SD
Paraeducator of the Year: Iveth Giron Huddleston, Palmdale SD

Speakers
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Alesha Ramírez

ELA/ELD Specialist, Tulare COE
Lover of language and literacy; passionate educator; advocate for children; reader-writer
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Olivia Yayha

Board President, CABE
Olivia Yahya serves at the CABE Board  of Directors President.
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Raul Maldonado

Superintendent of Schools, Palmdale School District
Raul Maldonado was appointed as the Superintendent of School for the Palmdale School District effective June 9, 2014. He exemplifies the exceptional qualities that one would look for in a Superintendent who cares, strives for excellence and promotes Latino student achievements. Mr... Read More →
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Rosa Armstrong

Director of Para-Professional Affairs, California Association for Bilingual Education (CABE) Palmdale School District
Rosa Armstrong attended UCLA as an undergraduate student and graduated from the California State University of Los Angeles with a Bachelor's Degree. She has been a member and elected official of CABE for the past fifteen years and an employee of the Palmdale School District since... Read More →


Thursday March 25, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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CHINATOWN RISING Documentary Film Excerpts with Director Josh Chuck
Watch sneak preview excerpts from the documentary film CHINATOWN RISING. The film details the activism of 1950s and 60s San Francisco's Chinatown that helped define the Asian American movement across the country. The excerpts include participants in the San Francisco State College Student Strike and the landmark Lau v. Nichols Supreme Court case for Bilingual Education. Included is an introduction and Q&A session with Josh Chuck, the film's co-director.

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Josh Chuck

Chinatown Rising


Thursday March 25, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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Media and Second Language Development
This presentation demonstrates how the introduction of Chinese songs, comics and TV changed the perceptions and attitudes of a group of undeserved, linguistic and culturally diverse students towards the learning of Chinese.

A follow-up study conducted ten years later confirmed that the exposure to media is crucial element in the path to language acquisition. This path is pleasant, produces consistently positive results, turns students into independent, lifelong acquirers of Chinese and provides students opportunity to become citizens of the world.

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Dr. Christy Lao

San Francisco State University


Thursday March 25, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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The Office of English Language Acquisition: Leading for Equity
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office of English Language Acquisition (OELA) provides national leadership to help ensure that English Learners and immigrant students attain English proficiency and academic success. In this session, the Acting Assistant Deputy Secretary and Director will present OELA’s goals and guidance to ensure equal opportunities for English Learners. The presentation will also include national and state data to discuss how the nation and California are fulfilling their obligation to provide equal opportunity for English Learners.

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Supreet Anand

OELA, US Department of Education
Supreet Anand currently serves as the deputy director for theOffice of English Language Acquisition (OELA) at the U.S.Department of Education. She has been working in the field ofeducation for more than 25 years. As the deputy director forOELA, she supervises the National Professional... Read More →


Thursday March 25, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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Unity and Equity
From crisis to healing: this presentation will highlight how a diverse violence prevention group brought youth together from different racial/ethnic backgrounds to respond to violence in the 90’s, and how those lessons have carried them through COVID-19 and beyond in the fight for equity for some of San Francisco’s most vulnerable young people.


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Misha Olivas

United Playaz
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Rudy Corpuz Jr

United Playaz
Born and raised in San Francisco, Rudy Corpuz Jr. is the Founder and Executive Director of United Playaz, a violence prevention and leadership development organization. As an ex-felon, Rudy got involved in the Second Chance program of the Extended Opportunity Program Services (EOPS... Read More →


Thursday March 25, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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CABE Member Exclusive – A Close Conversation with Dr. Stephen Krashen
All Active CABE Members are invited to attend a close, family-style conversation with Dr. Stephen Krashen. Join us to hear Dr. Krashen’s latest research and stories from his past work. There will be time for questions and dialogue.

All Active CABE Members received a special invitation via email. Visit the membership tile or contact Evelyn at evelyn@gocabe.org if you need to renew, join, or get more info in order to join in on this event!

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Stephen Krashen

Emeritus Professor of Education, linguist, and educational researcher, University of Southern California
Stephen Krashen received a PhD. in Linguistics from the University of California, Los Angeles in 1972. He is professor emeritus at the University of Southern California. He is a linguist, educational researcher, and political activist. Krashen has more than 500 publications, contributing... Read More →


Thursday March 25, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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CABTE Membership Meeting
We would like the CABTE Membership meeting to be before or after the CABTE Graduate Student Symposium, please.

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Ivannia Soto

Professor of Education, Whittier College
Dr. Ivannia Soto is Professor of Education and Director of Graduate Programs at Whittier College, where she specializes in language acquisition, systemic reform for English language learners (ELLs), and urban education. She began her career in the Los Angeles Unified School District... Read More →


Thursday March 25, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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Poetry Open Mic with CABE Poet Laureate Ramona Webb
Join CABE in our annual multilingual Poetry Open Mic! Bring something prepared or be ready to ad lib!  Each participant will have 2 minutes to share their work, their talents, and their voice! Come and participate or be inspired by the words of others!  Pre-register online here!

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Ramona Webb

CABE Poet Laureate


Thursday March 25, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

¡Improvisación Teatral—en vivo desde España!
ESPECTÁCULO DE IMPROVISACIÓN TEATRAL
25 marzo, 5:40-6:20pm PST--¡ABIERTO AL PUBLICO!

¿Quieres pasar una tarde divertida? Tómate una pausa, ponte cómodo, ten un refresco a mano y disfruta. Te invitamos a ver un espectáculo en directo de Improvisación Teatral el 25 de marzo, 5:40-6:30pm PST. 

Tres fantásticos actores españoles de la compañía de teatro NUEVA ESCENA en Ávila, España, interactuarán con la audiencia de forma improvisada. A través del chat podrás escribir palabras o frases para que estos actores construyan auténticas historias y pequeñas obras de teatro utilizando grandes dosis de ingenio y creatividad que te sorprenderán. ¡Y esta vez de manera virtual! Todo un reto para los actores.
Te lo pasarás bomba, pipa, padre, de cine… ¡Y aprenderás mucho! Te esperamos. Visita el booth del Consulado de España para más información.

A group of 3 performers, direct from Spain, will put on a show where they will interact with the audience in a spontaneous improvisation. The audience will write their scene theme options in the chat box and the performers will act out accordingly. Join the fun---in Spanish!  Visit the Spanish Consulate Booth for more info!


Thursday March 25, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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Conversar para construir
Un elemento muy importante en las familias es la comunicación, y dependiendo de la edad de los hijos se debe hacer de forma diferente, si no se hace correctamente puede llegar a ser un obstáculo para la vida familiar. En los adolescentes es muy importante escucharlos y conocer cuáles son sus emociones, su lenguaje, lo que piensan y sobre todo cómo observan el mundo. A través de la platica, se darán algunas recomendaciones a los padres de familia de como abordar algunas conversaciones con sus hijos adolescentes para construir soluciones a sus necesidades, a sus miedos y que puedan construir una relación familiar fuerte. Y así motivarlos y que desarrollen todo su potencial y se sigan preparando para en el futuro poder ser personas preparadas que logren cambios en la sociedad.

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Martin Bedolla

Consultor Independiente
Soy Martín Bedolla, un apasionado de convivir y compartir con los adolescentes, y poderlos apoyaren su formación como personas y estudiantes. Tengo 36 años de hacerlo y sigoaprendiendo de ellos, he tenido resultados espectaculares con mis exalumnosy con el objetivo de que mis alumnos... Read More →


Thursday March 25, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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Developing Dual Language Immersion/Spanish Biliteracy Programs Using the Social Justice Standards
SLUSD will present a framework that demonstrates how the social justice goals of Identity, Diversity, Justice and Action, along with social-emotional curriculum and Project-Based Learning, come together to inform the development of a bilingual program that creates an equitable and inclusive community. Examine how social justice standards were used in an elementary classroom to create and sustain classroom and school environments that honor diversity, equity and justice.

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Dr. Sonal Patel

Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services, San Leandro USD
With over two decades of service in TK-12 public education, Dr. Sonal Patel brings a remarkable depth and breadth of practitioner knowledge to her ferocious passion for school reform. This fire was forged in the classroom, where her approach to learning has always been grounded in... Read More →
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Alane Paul Castro

instructional coach, San Leandro Unified SD
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Carolina Ixta Navarro-Gutiérrez

San Leandro Unified SD


Thursday March 25, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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Disciplina con dignidad siete días a la semana
La disciplina prepara a los niños, adolescentes y adultos a tomar buenas decisiones en sus futuros, aumenta su autoestima, los enseña a ser responsables de sus acciones, y los puede convertir en personas productivas de nuestras comunidades. Vengan a compartir ideas y técnicas de cómo mejorar la comunicación con nuestros hijos. Compartiremos ideas de cómo desarrollar un sistema de disciplina constante, firme y con mucha dignidad. Se rifará una presentación totalmente gratuita para su distrito escolar.

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Jorge Dueñas

Marysville Joint USD
Mi nombre es Jorge Duenas. He sido educador y presentador por los últimos 30 años. Creo que la disciplina es una de las herramientas más fuertes que podemos darles a nuestros hijos para que sean unas personas productivas y triunfadoras en la vida. Soy también padre de familia... Read More →


Thursday March 25, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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Thursday Closing Session with Tony Plana, Director, Actor and Education Advocate
José Antonio Plana[1] (born April 19, 1952), better known as Tony Plana, is a Cuban American actor and director.[2] He is known for playing Betty Suarez's father, Ignacio Suarez, on the ABC television show Ugly Betty and also for voicing Manuel "Manny" Calavera in the video game Grim Fandango. While he is known to a broad audience for his roles in feature films and television, Plana is also known for his skills in acting and directing for the stage. He has created and directed a number of productions of the works of Shakespeare for minority audiences and he has been active in the Los AngelesWashington, D.C. and New York City theater communities, including leading appearances on Broadway and at New York City's Public Theater. He originated the role of Rudy in the L.A. production of the Luis Valdez play Zoot Suit, going on to play Rudy in the film version as well.[5].  Plana has acted, directed and written for television in seriesmini-series, and specials such as Hill Street BluesStar Trek: Deep Space Nine, Resurrection Boulevard, Commander in Chief, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, The West Wing, 24Cagney & Lacey and many others.

Speakers
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Tony Plana

Actor , Director, Diversity, Arts & Education Advocate


Thursday March 25, 2021 6:30pm - 7:00pm PDT
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3:00pm PDT

Friday General Session - Working Towards Linguistic Liberation in the Dual Language Classroom - Keynote Speaker: José Medina
Linguistic oppression is a reality in every classroom and school in the United States. Emergent bilingual and multilingual students, at times, even in dual language programs, are asked to conform to a rigid monolingual and monocultural perspective of teaching and learning. Participants in this session will be able to critically reflect and identify action items that will better allow students to leverage their entire linguistic repertoires in the dual language classroom.

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Dr. José Medina

Chief Educational Advocate, Dr. José Medina Educational Solutions
Dr. José Medina is the founder and Chief Educational Advocate for Dr. José Medina: Educational Solutions. Prior to establishing the boutique consulting firm, Dr. Medina served as Research Scientist and Director of Dual Language Education at the Center for Applied Linguistics (CAL... Read More →


Friday March 26, 2021 3:00pm - 3:45pm PDT
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Celebrating Multilingual Learner Identity Through Personal Narrative Instruction
Personal narrative assignments provide multilingual learners with unique opportunities to explore their heritage. The social isolation young second-language scholars have endured during virtual learning have left many in dire need of lessons that affirm their identity while advancing their academic communication skills. Well intentioned educators often underestimate the organizational and linguistic complexities of crafting an effective personal narrative for multilingual learners. Dr. Kinsella shares classroom-tested instructional routines and practical resources to implement a successful personal narrative writing unit that honors diversity and builds a more cohesive community of learners. Proven practices include well-designed discussion and writing prompts, small group discussion guides, writing models, accessible rubrics, and relevant vocabulary lessons.

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Kate Kinsella

Teacher Educator, Author, Dr. Kate Kinsella and Associates
Dr. Kate Kinsella’s 30-year career focus has been advocacy and curriculum development for youths from diverse backgrounds who will be the first family member to access higher education. She directed San Francisco State University’s Support Program for First-Generation college... Read More →



Friday March 26, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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Dually Identified Students: How Can We Best Support Them?
In this presentation, we will discuss Dually Identified students who are both English Learners (ELs) and who also have special needs. We will discuss how ELs and students with special needs are assessed and we will consider the implications of academic instruction for Dually Identified students. Further, we will present practical strategies to appropriately support students’ unique educational needs. At the conclusion of the presentation, parents, novice teachers and teacher candidates will be provided with applicable and practical information.

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Mickie Wong-Lo

Associate Professor, Director of Special Education, Biola University
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Dr. Carolina Serna

Associate Professor, Biola University
Dr. Carolina Serna is Associate Professor in the School of Education. She teaches literacy methods and courses addressing cultural and linguistic diversity. Her areas of research include literacy development for both bilingual and trilingual students (specifically speakers of Triqui... Read More →


Friday March 26, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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Empowering Long-Term ELs with Social Emotional Learning, Language, and Literacy
The integration of SEL competencies with language, literacy and core content instruction is essential in preventing and addressing the plight of LTELs. In this highly engaging virtual session, Margarita and Hector have participants practice the integration of SEL competencies in teaching vocabulary, reading comprehension, and writing in a virtual or hybrid learning environment. These strategies are ideal for Dual Language and co-teaching instruction in secondary schools. Examples in Spanish and English will be shared that empower LTELs to be more successful academically and socially.

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Margarita Calderón

Professor Emerita,, Johns Hopkins University
I am Professor Emerita, Johns Hopkins University. For 10 years I have conducted research in schools about teaching vocabulary, discourse, reading comprehension, and writing skills integrated into all subjects for Long-Term ELs/Newcomers. My ExC-ELL Whole-School approach includes PD... Read More →
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Hector Montenegro

Senior District Consultant, CASEL (Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning)
Dr. Hector Montenegro, President/CEO of Montenegro Consulting Group (MCG), LLC, is a Senior District Consultant for the Collaborative for Academic, Social and Emotional Learning (CASEL) and works with districts on systemic implementation of SEL. Dr. Montenegro is also a Senior Associate... Read More →


Friday March 26, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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Creating and Sustaining Family Partnership in Distance Learning
With careful planning and intentionality, new barriers and stressors for English Learners and their families can be overcome by leveraging existing school-family partnerships. In this session, teachers will learn strategies designed to engage families in meaningful dialogue and goal setting, provide instruction with flexibility for families, and create a culturally responsive and sustaining community with the virtual classroom. Let's seize this opportunity to fortify the foundation of school-family relationships that can endure long after the pandemic ends!

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Katie Mlaker

SEAL (Sobrato Early Academic Language) Model
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Charice Guerra

SEAL District Relations Administrator, SEAL (Sobrato Early Academic Language) Model
Charice has been providing education support to under-served students for over 20 years. She began her career as a middle school English teacher educating English learners in Ventura County. Soon after, she relocated to the high desert as a classroom teacher and teacher on special... Read More →



Friday March 26, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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Descubre nuevas herramientas virtuales para el aula de español
En este taller vamos a presentar herramientas virtuales para las clases de español o en español. Va a ser un taller práctico en el que se enseñarán recursos digitales innovadores y divertidos para fomentar la motivación de nuestros estudiantes en las clases virtuales. Mostraremos ejemplos concretos de actividades motivadoras que se pueden realizar con estos recursos digitales.

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Nuria Rodríguez de Vega

Asesora técnica de educación - Education Advisor, Agregaduría de Educación en Los Ángeles - Education Office
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Mónica Comas

Education Advisor, Spanish Embassy



Friday March 26, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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Formative Assessment for English Learner Students in Distance and Hybrid Learning Contexts
Learn how to use practical instructional strategies and practices for formative assessment for English Learners in virtual contexts. This session will engage participants in the exploration of resources and tools to assess EL students and provide meaningful feedback that maximizes and extends language and content learning.

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Verónica Torres McLane

Assistant Director for Professional Learning, Center for Equity for English Learners (CEEL) at Loyola Marymount University
Verónica Torres McLane is Assistant Director for Professional Learning for the Center for Equity for English Learners (CEEL) at Loyola Marymount University where she supports the management of CEEL projects in the areas of Professional learning and leadership, teacher development... Read More →
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Elvira Armas

Director of the Center for Equity for English Learners, Center for Equity for English Learners School of Education, Loyola Marymount University
Dr. Elvira G. Armas is the Director of the Center for Equity for English Learners (CEEL) and Affiliated Faculty in the School of Education at Loyola Marymount University, where she leads and supports CEEL’s P-21 local and national collaborative engagement initiatives. Throughout... Read More →


Friday March 26, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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How to Apply for the State's Rental Assistance Program
The COVID-19 Tenant Relief Act – SB91 (Act) was signed into law January 29, 2021. The Act extends eviction protections to COVID-19 impacted tenants and establishes the State’s Emergency Rental Assistance Program. In this workshop you will hear more about the eviction protections and we will walk participants through the process on how to apply for the rental assistance program.

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Veronica Harms

Deputy Secretary, External Affairs, Business, Consumer Services and Housing Agency



Friday March 26, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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La puntuación en español
Este taller está dirigido a los maestros para desarrollar un programa de puntuación K-8 basado en los CCSS en español, poniendo especial atención a las diferencias entre español e inglés.

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Francisco Pérez Duque

Spanish Coordinator, San Diego Unified SD
Desarrollo del español en programas de inmersión. Dando la importancia y el respeto que merecen todas las lenguas a un alto nivel académico. Porque creemos que todos los niños pueden aprender en dos idiomas y porque sabemos lo dedicados y apasionados que son los maestros de español... Read More →



Friday March 26, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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Lifting Up Our ELLs: A Showcase of Colorín Colorado
What is out there in the public domain that can provide essential professional learning content for instruction and advocacy? Whether you are providing professional development to mainstream or specialized teachers of ELLs this workshop is for you! Come learn all about Colorín Colorado, a comprehensive online resource co-produced by the American Federation of Teachers and PBS station WETA, and create an action plan for how to use it effectively in your school and district.

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Giselle Lundy-Ponce

American Federation of Teachers


Friday March 26, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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National Geographic Learning: Introducing California to a New World for ELD
Digital for Newcomers! See our new enhanced digital program for Inside the USA. The presenter will demonstrate how to use this in today's virtual environment. National Geographic Learning is debuting a new and colorful offering of print and digital materials for Elementary, Middle School and High School students. This presentation will preview these interactive and motivational materials for grades K-12. Join us to experience the trailblazing National Geographic Learning programs for ELD.

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Rachel Farrell

National Key Account Specialist, National Geographic Learning/Cengage
National Geographic Learning has engaging curriculum for all students. Come see me for all your curriculum needs.


Friday March 26, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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Parent Center Welcoming and Highlights of CABE 2021/Centro de Padres bienvenida CABE 2021
Join us for the Parent Center welcoming, highlights and raffles for CABE 2021!

Acompáñenos en el Centro de Padres/Rifas/Bienvenida.


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Maria Villa

Deputy Director, CABE


Friday March 26, 2021 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
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Teaching Science and ELD Through Distance Learning
Join us for an exploration into effective practices for supporting emergent multilingual students in science learning and language acquisition through authentic and engaging distance learning experiences.

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Diana Velez

Professional Learning and Curriculum Specialist, UC Berkeley
Diana Vélez is a professional development specialist and curriculum developer at the Lawrence Hall of Science at the University of California in Berkeley. She currently works with FOSS (Full Option Science System), BaySci, and other science education projects in the area of English... Read More →
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Claudio Vargas

Educational Consultant, Sci-Lingual Education
Claudio Vargas B. is currently an Educational Consultant with the Sci-Lingual Group. He provides NGSS professional learning to districts and schools with a focus on supporting English Language Learners with their language and literacy development. Prior to this position, Mr. Vargas... Read More →



Friday March 26, 2021 4:00pm - 5:30pm PDT
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Transitioning your Dual Language Program to Secondary
In this session, we will share how to successfully transition your elementary dual language immersion (DLI) program to the secondary level. This will include when to start collaborating with the partner middle school in considering the teachers, courses, and Seal of Biliteracy/Pathways Awards for the secondary DLI program. Participants will have an opportunity to interact with the presenter to learn about the various steps that are recommended to successfully transition your DLI program to secondary level.

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Laura Márquez-Choiselat

PDS Consultant, CABE


Friday March 26, 2021 4:00pm - 5:30pm PDT
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Administrative Leadership Symposium--On-Ramping to Equity-Centered Reopening of Schools
The CABE 2021 Administrative Leadership Symposium will provide superintendents, school board members, district and site leaders with an inside look at equity-based and caring systems for the return to in-person learning. While this school year has brought on many challenges due to distance and hybrid learning, we will come together at the CABE 2021 Administrative Leadership symposium to share mindsets, processes and resources as we look forward to extended
learning opportunities and to ready ourselves for the new 2021-2022 school year. We will explore questions and perspectives such as:
• How am I addressing the social-emotional needs of my English Learner and multilingual students and
their families?
• How am I supporting my sta and myself during the current school year and as I prepare for the physical
re-opening of schools?
• What resources are available to integrate assets-based, social-emotional support for sta and students?
• How am I able to leverage compliance documents such as the LCP and LCAP to ensure that English Learners and students of culturally and linguistically diverse background are supported?

Dr. Victor Ríos, along with CABE and CALSA leaders, will present and facilitate a discussion that embraces the concept of “Care-Opening” as we plan for the return to in-person schooling. Highlights will include a keynote address by Dr. Ríos, student voice, leadership perspective from a panel of Superintendents, small group dialogue, and key take away resources to support the LCP/LCAP process through the lens of equity and the EL Roadmap. The CABE 2021 Administrative Leadership Symposium promises to inspire, motivate, and provide resources and practices to engage all of us in standing together for unity, multiliteracy and equity! The CABE 2021 is co-sponsored by CABE and The California Association of Latina/o Superintendents & Administrators (CALSA) -- www.calsa.org


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Dr. Alma Castro

Director, Multilingual California Project & Trustee, CABE & Lynwood Unified School District
Dr. Alma Castro is a School Board Member for Lynwood Unified School District and the Director of the Multilingual California Project at the California Association for Bilingual Education (CABE). She oversees a statewide EWIG grant from the California Department of Education with the... Read More →
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Zandra Jo Galvan

Superintendent of GUSD, Greenfield Union School District
Zandra Jo Galvan serves as Superintendent of the Greenfield Union School District since August 2017 and has worked in public education since 1993. She is passionate about serving communities and breaking students free from the cycle of poverty. She is a design-thinker and successfully... Read More →
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Christopher Downing

Superintendent, Anaheim Elementary School District
Chris Downing, is currently in his 32nd year in education. As the proud superintendent of the Anaheim Elementary School District (AESD), Dr. Downing leads 24 elementary schools in the largest Elementary District in Orange County and second largest Elementary District in the state... Read More →
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Raul Maldonado

Superintendent of Schools, Palmdale School District
Raul Maldonado was appointed as the Superintendent of School for the Palmdale School District effective June 9, 2014. He exemplifies the exceptional qualities that one would look for in a Superintendent who cares, strives for excellence and promotes Latino student achievements. Mr... Read More →
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Dr. Victor Rios

Associate Dean, UCSB
Dr. Victor Rios is a MacArthur Foundation Endowed Chair in Sociology at theUniversity of California, Santa Barbara. He received his Ph.D. at the University of CaliforniaBerkeley in 2005. Professor Rios has worked with local school districts to develop programsand curricula aimed at... Read More →
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Elodia Ortega-Lampkin

Woodland Joint Unified SD
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Ivan Chaidez

Assistant Superintendent, Oak Grove Elementary School District
Assistant Superintendent & CALSA President, Here is our Presentation link https://shorturl.at/imBFK
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Olivia Yayha

Board President, CABE
Olivia Yahya serves at the CABE Board  of Directors President.
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Jan Gustafson Corea

Executive Director, CABE
Jan Gustafson-Corea is the CEO of the California Association for Bilingual Education. She has served in this position for 9 years. Prior to coming to CABE, she has served as a a bilingual teacher, site principal, and district and county office leader. She completed her graduate studies... Read More →
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Dr. Karling Aguilera-Fort

Superintendent, Oxnard School District



Friday March 26, 2021 4:00pm - 6:00pm PDT
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Dual Language Education: Trends, Issues, and Pedagogy
This session will present critical research and policy for effective Dual Language Education programs that are designed to address the needs and honor the assets of language-minoritized and racialized bilingual communities. The presentation will discuss the current state of knowledge with a focus on an overview of trends, issues, contemporary research, best practices, and future directions in Dual Language Education.

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Dr. Cristina Alfaro

Associate Vice President of International Affairs, San Diego State University
Cristina Alfaro, Ph.D. is the Associate Vice-President for International Affairs at San Diego State University. Dr. Alfaro is a Dual Language Education Professor and Immediate Past Chair of the Dual Language and English Learner Education Department in the College of Education where... Read More →



Friday March 26, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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La enseñanza en el aula bilingüe: A Dynamic and Flexible Approach to Interdisciplinary Biliteracy Development
Interdisciplinary biliteracy refers to holistic, dynamic literacy practices connecting content areas in two languages. This interactive session shows how teachers use standard-based talking, reading and writing across the curriculum and languages in flexible ways to provide equitable access to content knowledge for all students. The presenters will demonstrate how to design cross-linguistic connections at the text, sentence and word levels to further develop the academic language of the disciplines. Participants will also learn how to use the preview-view-review activity structure as an effective bilingual strategy to make complex content and text comprehensible for bilingual learners and provide opportunities for students to develop biliteracy in any content area.

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Dr. Sandra Mercuri

Teacher educator/Consultant, Sandra Mercuri Educational Consultants
Dr. Mercuri is a nationally recognized Educational Consultant in the area of second language acquisition, dual language education, and curriculum integration for biliteracy development. She has over 28 years of experience in teaching in K-12 schools and at the university level in... Read More →
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Sandra Musanti

Associate Professor, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley


Friday March 26, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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10 Steps to a Successful Virtual Parent Conference 
There are many benefits to EL Parent engagement in our schools, especially during this time of COVID-19. We will cover ten steps necessary to have a successful virtual K-12 parent conference in your district. You will learn the step-by-step process from conception to the actual conference. This workshop will provide you with instructions to plan your event and engage many parents in the process.

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Rosalba Schlessler

English Learner Program Specialist, RUSD
Hello, my name is Rosalba Schessler. I was born and raised in Mexico. I came to California in 1986 after I got married to an American man. I graduated from University of Redlands with my BA and my multiple subject credential. I later completed a masters degree in teaching reading... Read More →



Friday March 26, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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Be GLAD Strategies for Oral Language Development
Are you looking to give a boost to the oral language development of your students? Participants will engage in a variety of award-winning Be GLAD (Guided Language Acquisition Design) strategies that have been proven to support students in developing their oral language in any language. Come sing, play, and learn while we celebrate the joys of multilingualism!

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Christine D'Aquanni

Multilingual Programs Director, Be GLAD®
CHRISTINE D’AQUANNI is the Multilingual Programs Director and a Certified Key Trainer for Be GLAD®. She is a dual immersion educator with over 15 years of experience and dedication to raising the quality of education in public, private, and rural schools. From volunteer teaching... Read More →
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Luis Pelayo Zepeda

Del Norte County USD
Luis Pelayo Zepeda has been an elementary teacher for Del Norte Unified School District for seven years. He has also served as faculty for Humboldt State's School of Education where he has taught both Multicultural Foundations and Bilingual Theory. Luis earned his Masters from Humboldt... Read More →
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Diana Lee

TK/K Educator, Del Norte Unified School District
Diana Lee has been an elementary teacher for Del Norte Unified School District for twenty years. Diana  has been a  Certified Agency Trainer for BeGLAD since 2017 and has trained educators on best teaching practices through the Be GLAD model.


Friday March 26, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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Discover & Celebrate the Power of Spanish
An understanding of the structure and history of the Spanish language empowers educators to more effectively teach Spanish language and literacy skills. Participants in this session will explore Spanish spelling rules, common mistakes, syllable structure, and the use of accents, and engage with instructional activities to promote literacy skills in Spanish. Sociocultural aspects of the Spanish language, such as regional variations and historical influences, will also be explored – along with cultural and linguistic identity.

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Leticia M. Trower

Director of Professional Learning, Velazquez Press
Leticia M. Trower (she/her/hers) has been passionate about language her entire life. She began her career in education as an elementary ESL teacher, and the majority of her work over the last twenty years has focused on language learners, professional learning for educators, and/or... Read More →



Friday March 26, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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El valor de contribuir en la reconstrucción de nuestro plantea: ocho estrategias
Identificaremos tres caminos: la educación, la formación y la participación. Y presentaremos ocho estrategias para contribuir individualmente y colectivamente con el uso de la tecnología para apoyar la salud de nuestro planeta. Veremos cómo ahorrar el agua, cuidar el medio ambiente, tener un plan de vida, y cómo prevenir y reducir riesgos de desastres (resiliencia). Ustedes se llevarán una guía, una gran reflexión y muchas ganas de participar.

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Patricia Ramos-Méndez

Colibrí Consultores en Educación
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Rita Méndez Serrano

Colibri Consultores en Educación
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María de Lourdes Solache Alemán

Colibri Consultores en Educación


Friday March 26, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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Lo último que las familias inmigrantes deben saber durante tiempos de COVID
Acompáñenos a escuchar lo último que las familias inmigrantes deben de saber durante estos tiempos de gran cambio. La pandemia, COVID, ha causado un impacto negativo en nuestras comunidades menos afortunadas. Queremos empoderarlos compartiendo con usted lo más reciente de carga publica, evicciones, derechos de salud y laborales y un resumen de las diferentes formas de ayuda financiera todavía disponible en su región.

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Claudio Koren

TODEC Legal Center
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María Valencia

FACE Contract Coordinator, CABE
A parent educator through shared life experiences.  A strong, committed woman who empowers the underserved and unrepresented community through the different capacity-building workshops given.  A proud Mexican immigrant who embraces both her Mexican and American culture to expand... Read More →


Friday March 26, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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Promote English Language Development through Enhanced Instruction Using OCDE Project GLAD® Strategies
Learn how to enhance student learning and language development using OCDE Project GLAD® strategies. Examples of strategies, with a focus on NGSS will be shared. This is an innovative workshop incorporating visible learning and 21st century skills, infusing real-life practice. Come and experience content and language integration that will support your language learners.

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Nicole Chavez

Administrator, Nicole Chavez
JOIN THE NATIONAL TRAINING CENTER IN THE EXHIBITOR HALL!March 23-26, 2021, 2:00-5:00 pmZoom Link: https://ocde.zoom.us/j/88484815672Meeting ID: 884 8481 5672BIODr. Nicole Chávez has been empowering students and teachers to be active participants in the role of teaching and learning with our youth and community through OCDE Project GLAD® strategies since 2004. Nicole holds a doctorate from the University of S... Read More →
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Susan Dunkin

Orange County DOE



Friday March 26, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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Supporting California’s English Learners Through the System of Support
This presentation will focus on English Learner (EL) data, educational outcomes, and the supports available for EL students through California’s System of Support. The presentation will include an overview of the EL population (e.g., Re-designated Fluent English Proficient, Long Term ELs), educational outcomes (e.g., State assessment results, graduation rate), accountability results, tools, trainings, and resources to support EL populations, and an overview of the newly launched EL students in California web page.

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Anissa Sonnenburg

Education Administrator, California Department of Education
Anissa Sonnenburg is an Education Administrator with the California Department of Education's System of Support Office in Sacramento, CA.From 2000-2012, Anissa was an elementary school teacher, 11 of those years with Natomas Unified School District in Sacramento. During her 12-year... Read More →
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Jonathan Isler

Administrator, California Department of Education



Friday March 26, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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The Transformative Power of Poetry for Dual-Language Learners
This workshop will explore the transformative power of poetry to promote creative expression and spark the imagination to engage and inspire dual language students to become more confident readers and speakers. Attendees will view students performing poetry and learn a variety of ways to read and perform poems with students. Bilingual poems along with research-based strategies and resources will be provided to explore and put into action the power of poetry.

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Shira Sandell

Bilingual Educator/Spanish Teacher, Escondido Union School District/Grace All-Star Academy
Shira Sandell is a National Board Certified Teacher with 30 years experience as a bilingual educator and advocate. Her passion and areas of expertise include English language learner instruction, dual language instruction (Spanish/English), Spanish as a second language instruction... Read More →



Friday March 26, 2021 4:50pm - 5:30pm PDT
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CABE AWARD SPOTLIGHT: Student Essay Contest Winners
Join CABE Board members in honoring the winners of the CABE Student Essay contest. CABE proudly recognizes the following student authors:
Grades K-2: Izel Padilla, 2nd Grade, Home Gardens Academy, Corona-Norco Unified SD
Grades 3-5: Crystal Arias, 5th Grade, Emmet S.Finley Elementary, Holtville Unified SD
Grades 6-8: Kate Flores, 8th Grade, Rancho Medrano Junior High, Pittsburg Unified SD
Grades 9-12: Zihua Yu, 10th Grade, Sierra Vista High,Baldwin Park Unified SD

Speakers
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Olivia Yayha

Board President, CABE
Olivia Yahya serves at the CABE Board  of Directors President.
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Dr. Karling Aguilera-Fort

Superintendent, Oxnard School District


Friday March 26, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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Teaching English Language Arts “Foundational Skills” to Our K-2 ELs: What? How? When? Why?
Oral and Written language need to be meaningful and connected to our ELs understanding L2. We need to teach "Foundational Skills" in the context of meaningful use and show our ELs how all the parts (Meaning Making, Language Development, Effective Expression, Content Knowledge, and Foundational Skills) work.
This presentation will name the What? Show the How? and the When? and Why? across three socioeducational contexts: Mini Shared Reading, Teaching Letter/Sound Correspondences via the Alphabet and through Songs if time allows.

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Dr. Barbara Flores

Trustee, San Bernardino City Unified School District
Barbara Flores is president of CABE and has been on San Bernardino City School Board since 2008 and served as Vice President and President. She also served in academia at Cal State San Bernardino for many years.



Friday March 26, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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Teaching for Equity in Dual Language Programs
This presentation focuses on key practices to ensure equity and quality in English Learners' experiences and outcomes in dual language programs. Equity principles for bilingual/dual language teacher preparation and professional learning must: 1) identify epistemic practices grounded in research; 2) define knowledge-in-practice for bilingual educators; and 3) be conceptually and theoretically informed. Drawing from the findings and analysis of multiple classroom artifacts and teacher interviews , the framework for bilingual teaching epistemologies is presented for reflection and dialogue with participants.

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Magaly Lavadenz

Center for Equity for English Learners, Loyola Marymount University
Magaly Lavadenz, Ph.D., is Distinguished Professor and founding Executive Director of the Center for Equity for English Learners in the School of Education at Loyola Marymount University. Her research addresses the intersections and impact of policies and practices for culturally... Read More →


Friday March 26, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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A University's Effort to Engage in Community Education: Centro Comunitario
This presentation will focus on a university's effort to outreach and engage Latino and other families in bilingual community education through viable programs from preschool to teens to parent education. Efforts to initiate linkages with teacher education, community based non-profit organizations, local artists and businesses, and local educational agencies will be described. A detailed visual portfolio will showcase these and other community programs, as well as advocacy initiatives, social and cultural events, book and writer's clubs, author presentations and lectures, and community activities. These elements will provide ideas and inspiration for institutions of higher education, community and family members and their schools to collaborate in benefit of enriched community educational opportunities.

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Anaida Colón-Muñiz

Professor Emerita, Chapman University
I am a former CABE president and participant for over 30 years. I started my career as a bilingual teacher and later became a bilingual administrator before going into higher education full time. For 20 years I taught graduate bilingual and ELD teachers and doctoral students. I coordinated... Read More →



Friday March 26, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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California Practitioners' Guide for Educating English Language Learners with Disabilities: A Birdseye View of Chapter 7- Teaching and Learning to Meet Student Needs
This presentation will offer a closer look at the California Practitioners' Guide for Educating English Learners with Disabilities to explore key concepts described in Chapter 7: Teaching and Learning to Meet Student Needs. Participants will reflect on key questions and explore guidelines and resources to refine the quality of programs of instruction and support for students with disabilities who are also English Learners.

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Deborah E. Montoya

Senior Director, Imperial County Office of Education
Hi! I look forward to meeting new friends during the CASCWA Conference. In the role of SELPA Director, and CDE CCEE SELPA content lead for 'Improving Outcomes for English Learners with Disabilities' I'm here to assist and serve fellow colleagues dedicated to increased positive outcomes... Read More →


Friday March 26, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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Derechos y responsabilidades de los padres durante el aprendizaje a distancia
En este taller aprenderá sobre las actualizaciones sobre la educación especial remota o a distancia que le ayudará a abogar mejor por una educación apropiada para su estudiante en educación especial.

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Edwin Egelsee

Abogado de educacion especial, OCKIDSLAW
Edwin Egelsee ha estado practicando la ley de educación especial durante casi 20 años. Ha ayudado a innumerables familias especialmente durante este tiempo confuso y sin precedentes durante la pandemia
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Edwin Egelsee

Abogado de educacion especial, OCKIDSLAW
Edwin Egelsee ha estado practicando la ley de educación especial durante casi 20 años. Ha ayudado a innumerables familias especialmente durante este tiempo confuso y sin precedentes durante la pandemia



Friday March 26, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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Engaging Families in Cultural Awareness through Family Biliteracy
This presentation focuses on building a program (3rd-8th grade) that helps families engage in literacy and honor their cultural values through activities. Participants will see how families came together to share their stories and honor their language by building bridges between the generations. Participants will leave with ideas and suggestions for creating this program at their schools.

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Alicia Raygoza

Teacher On Special Assignment - SEAL Coach/Facilitator ELLLI Partner, Mountain View SD
I am a Curriculum and Instruction Teacher On Special Assignment and English Learner Advocate providing support to teachers and families to impact student learning, as well as, honor and develop cultural pride and language.
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Priscilla Figueroa

Director II Family Engagement, Extended Learning, & Migrant Education, Mountain View Elementary SD
Administrator, Mountain View School DistrictA strong advocate for building Asset-Based Padagogy for our English Learners and their families.ELLLI Fellow- English Learner Leadership and Legacy Initiative



Friday March 26, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

Las variedades lingüisticas en el aula de inmersión dual
En las aulas de inmersión dual de California, múltiples variedades lingüísticas conviven cuando los estudiantes y maestros nativos en la lengua de instrucción aportan la riqueza de sus diferentes orígenes. El dilema de cómo enfrentarse a la coexistencia de diferentes variedades de un mismo idioma de instrucción (el español) afecta también a programas de inmersión. Así, conviven en el aula estudiantes hispanohablantes que tienen raíces inmigrantes de múltiples orígenes geográficos y socioeconómicos. Esta presentación propone el aula de inmersión dual como ejemplode inclusividad y respeto por las múltiples variedades lingüísticas como fuente de riqueza trasladable al aprendizaje de cualquier idioma. Finalmente, la presentación incluye recomendaciones tanto para la instrucción de lengua y contenidos como para la capacitación de maestros bilingües.

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Jordi Solsona-Puig

Dual Immersion Teacher, Glendale USD
Jordi Solsona-Puig Dr. Jordi Solsona-Puig works currently as a dual immersion teacher at Toll Middle School, Glendale, CA. Dr. Solsona-Puig spent 16 years in Spain as an Elementary and Secondary teacher and counselor, as well as University Instructor. He was recruited by GUSD in 2012... Read More →
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María Capdevila-Gutiérrez

Department Chair, Glendale USD
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Ferran/Fernando Rodriguez-Valls

Associate Professor, Biliteracy Education, CSU Fullerton
Dr. Fernando Rodríguez-Valls is Associate Professor at California State University, Fullerton. Dr. Rodríguez-Valls has created partnerships with school districts, local educational agencies and universities to develop and implement community-based [bi]literacy programs. He has also... Read More →



Friday March 26, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

POSTPONED - Dual Language: Three Pillars, Guiding Principles and Many Questions
Due to unforeseen circumstances the presenter could not be with us this afternoon. The recording of her presentation will be available here next week.

Three pillars of Dual Language Education (DLE) rest at the foundation of all learning: bilingualism/biliteracy, academic achievement, and sociocultural competencies. Principles for DLE, teaching resources, and contemporary understandings of bilingualism are vast, thus present teachers with many options and resulting questions. This presentation will center on today’s professional teaching force, their questions, ideas and options to best strategize bilingual pedagogy in practice. One hundred teaches were surveyed for this presentation. An interactive approach will unfold.

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Carolyn O'Gorman-Fazzolari

Florida International University


Friday March 26, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

Supporting English Learners in Mathematics During Distance Learning for Grades K-5
Success in math has become increasingly dependent on students’ abilities to communicate their thinking in English. Supporting the integration of ELD in math is critical for students to develop the conceptual and language skills needed to engage with grade-level content. In this session, teachers will learn about ideas and activities for developing English learner’s oral language by interacting with peers and engaging in the learning and doing of math.

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Kathia Romo Ben Sadok

School and District Improvement Facilitator, English Learner Specialist, WestEd
I am a School and District Improvement Facilitator, English Learner Specialist at WestEd. My passion is working with students who are English Learners and in Dual Language programs. Talk to me about professional learning opportunities and how we provide direct support to districts... Read More →



Friday March 26, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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5:40pm PDT

When the Challenges of Diversity Become Opportunities for Equity
Can a school that is home to diverse linguistic, socio-economic, socio-cultural, and programmatic needs find an effective and sustainable way to meet all needs and become a community of learners? How does a school develop a positive, equitable school culture and climate when the challenges of diversity are real? The answer to the first question is a definitive “yes”. Come to hear and learn about the “how”.

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Suzanne Adame

Teacher on Special Assignment, Corona-Norco Unified SD
I am Blessed to be part of Corona - Norco Unified School District! I am a product of CNUSD and have been given numerous opportunities to develop as an educator and give back to my community. I am passionate about Teacher Leadership and the opportunities we all have, regardless of... Read More →


Friday March 26, 2021 5:40pm - 6:20pm PDT
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6:30pm PDT

Friday Closing Session with Poet Ramona Webb and CABE President Olivia Yahya
The Friday Closing Session will include Spoken Word/Poet Laureate, Ramona Webb and Olivia Yahya, CABE Board President who will share her vision for the organization.

Right after the Closing Session we will join the CABE 2021 dance with DJ Mars!

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Ramona Webb

CABE Poet Laureate
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Olivia Yayha

Board President, CABE
Olivia Yahya serves at the CABE Board  of Directors President.


Friday March 26, 2021 6:30pm - 7:00pm PDT
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7:00pm PDT

CABE 2021 Dance with DJ Planet Mars
Come and enjoy the after-hours Party with Live DJ! Celebrate and dance with CABE Family and Friends.

Entertainment provided by:
DJ Planet Mars

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Friday March 26, 2021 7:00pm - 8:30pm PDT
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Saturday, March 27
 

9:00am PDT

Music in the classroom: Canciones, cuentos y comunidad
Music brings us together and helps us connect, both with each other and with characters our stories! Whether you are teaching in-person, virtually or in a hybrid classroom, music can help build community and deepen literacy connections by exploring character and setting from texts and stories. During this session Christina and Andrés of 123 Andrés offer ideas for incorporating arts and music into your teaching, for joy, brain breaks, community, and literacy.

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123 Andrés and Christina

123 Andrés
123 Andrés is one of the most exciting new voices on the family music scene in the US and Latin America – “A rock star for little language learners” according to Billboard Magazine. A native of Bogotá, Colombia, 123 Andrés brings to audiences joyful sounds, passion for bilingualism... Read More →


Saturday March 27, 2021 9:00am - 9:40am PDT
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9:00am PDT

Membership Meeting
Calling all CABE Members!  Join us for our annual  CABE Membership Meeting! Meet your CABE Board of Directors, build relationships with other members, and become updated on the current state of the organization.  

Not a member or need to renew? Join today at https://www.gocabe.org/index.php/about/members/

Take advantage of our membership Drive!  https://www.gocabe.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Flyer-v13-Member-Drive.pdf

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Elodia Ortega-Lampkin

Woodland Joint Unified SD
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Joshua Jauregui

Administrative Systems Manager, CABE
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Olivia Yayha

Board President, CABE
Olivia Yahya serves at the CABE Board  of Directors President.
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Jan Gustafson Corea

Executive Director, CABE
Jan Gustafson-Corea is the CEO of the California Association for Bilingual Education. She has served in this position for 9 years. Prior to coming to CABE, she has served as a a bilingual teacher, site principal, and district and county office leader. She completed her graduate studies... Read More →


Saturday March 27, 2021 9:00am - 9:40am PDT
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9:00am PDT

Bilingual Digital Writer’s Workshop using Google Apps
The integration of technology is an effective approach to promote biliteracy. In this session, learn how Google Apps can support the biliteracy development all bilingual students. The presentation includes applications with examples to develop academic language at the word, sentence, and discourse level in writing. The recommendations are product of a case study involving elementary-aged Latinos in a language arts class. Participants will receive a planning table to create their own multimodal writing experiences.

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Dr. Laura Ramos

Lecturer - TWI Educator, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley - Katy ISD
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Sandra Musanti

Associate Professor, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley



Saturday March 27, 2021 9:00am - 9:40am PDT
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9:00am PDT

California World Languages Standards and Framework: Promoting Multilingualism and Global Competence
The 2020 World Languages Framework marks the first time in history that California has World Languages Standards and an aligned framework. Both documents are also aligned to national standards and include research on best practices, offering teachers and stakeholders guidance on implementing effective World Languages programs. Join us for an overview of how the content of the framework can strengthen language instruction and provide support for developing global competency and literacy for all students.

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Alejandro Hernández

Education Programs Consultant, California Department of Education
Mr. Alejandro Hernández is an Education Programs Consultant in the Curriculum Frameworks and Instructional Resources Division at the California Department of Education (CDE). He supports the development of standards and curriculum frameworks, and has been creating tools to support... Read More →
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Susie Watt

World Languages Consultant, California Department of Education
Talk to me about:World Languages Standards; World Languages Curriculum Framework; Professional Learning and Resources for World Languages EducatorsGlobal EducationFamily Engagement



Saturday March 27, 2021 9:00am - 9:40am PDT
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9:00am PDT

Claim-Evidence-Reasoning: Scientific Explanations to Increase Student Voice
Claim-Evidence-Reasoning (CER) is a way for students to explain observed phenomenon in a scientific way. This structured approach allows students to use observations and data from an investigation. Students use critical reasoning to connect the claim and evidence together. CER is an acclaimed and highly successful instructional strategy that is changing how students understand concepts and write explanations for phenomena.

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Verónica Burnett

Regional STEM Specialist, STEMscopes/Accelerate Learning, Inc.
Veronica Burnett has a life-long passion for science and the investigative process and seeks every opportunity to transfer that passion to other Educators. She worked for the El Paso Independent School District for 18 years as a bilingual teacher, campus science coach, and district... Read More →


Saturday March 27, 2021 9:00am - 9:40am PDT
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9:00am PDT

CREATE! A Framework for Effective Biliteracy Instruction
Planning for effective biliteracy instruction is a critical feature of strong, successful, and sustainable dual language programs, especially during these challenging times. This session will share the six key components of effective biliteracy instruction that will ensure attainment of all the three pillars of dual language education.

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Anya Bobadilla

Professional Learning Specialist, CABE PDS Professional Learning Specialists
Hi! I am CABE's Professional Learning Specialist. CABE PDS Provides professional growth opportunities and coaching on areas of Biliteracy, Spanish Literacy, ELD, Best practices for English Learners, Dual Language Immersion, Maintenance Programs, ELPAC, etc. Please feel free to contact... Read More →
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Rubi Flores

Director of Professional Learning, CABE
Hello, I am the Director of Professional Learning at CABE. CABE PDS provides professional growth opportunities and coaching on areas of Biliteracy, Spanish Literacy, ELD, Best practices for English Learners, Dual Language Immersion, Maintenance Programs, ELPAC, etc. Please let me... Read More →



Saturday March 27, 2021 9:00am - 9:40am PDT
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9:00am PDT

El Reto de Educar en La Nueva Realidad
Este taller proporciona estrategias para poder fortalecer el carácter de los niños y adolescentes ante los nuevos desafíos de nuestra sociedad.

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Centeotl Merino

Parent Specialist., CABE.
Licenciada en Administración de Recursos Humanos con Maestría en Desarrollo Organizacional así como Diplomado en Pedagogía Lúdica.Directora del Área de Factor Humano durante 15 años en Empresa del Sector financiero en San Luis Potosí, México.Docente a nivel de Maestría y... Read More →
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Dalia Padilla

Parent Specialist Project 2 Inspire, CABE


Saturday March 27, 2021 9:00am - 9:40am PDT
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9:00am PDT

Essential Keys to Successful and Happy Classrooms Sharing My Experiences
The presenter will share the essential keys to successful, inclusive and happy classrooms, sharing her experiences as a teacher and school performer. Three of her songs will be shared throughout the presentation. Participants will learn effective teaching methods that will make a difference in their teaching.

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Suni Paz

Teacher, Retired New York Teacher
Some teachers have expressed their fears about teaching given all these unusual circumstances. New teachers in particular, are afraid on how to integrate and talk with their students. Since as a teacher I was placed, in extreme circumstances, having to teach a Biology class while... Read More →


Saturday March 27, 2021 9:00am - 9:40am PDT
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9:00am PDT

OCDE Preschool GLAD®: Alive, Aloud, and A Lot of Language
Intentionally creating language rich environments for our preschool English Learners takes time and effort. This interactive workshop engages participants in thinking about how children learn language and introduces successful research-based strategies for having a classroom that is alive with words, aloud with language, and results in language-rich learning. Come and see how Preschool GLAD® (Guided Language Acquisition Design) is aligned with dual language initiatives and the EL Roadmap.

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Christie Baird

Coordinator, Orange County DOE
I have been a Coordinator of Preschool GLAD(R) at the Orange County Department of Education since 2006.  Prior to that I was a teacher and administrator in the Buena Park School District. My passion is teaching young children and developing language. I believe in the power of teachers... Read More →



Saturday March 27, 2021 9:00am - 9:40am PDT
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9:00am PDT

OCDE Project GLAD® en español
The National Training Center is eager to collaborate and learn with fellow dual language educators. Join us as we navigate distance learning with Project GLAD®! This session will provide an overview of GLAD® en español via distance learning. We will focus on one key instructional strategy which will strongly support Spanish Language Development, and biliteracy within a dual language setting. We will explore application in a biliterate virtual environment where the partner language is Spanish. We will highlight how this strategy can be utilized with both designated and integrated SLD (Spanish Language Development). This session will be conducted in both Spanish and English.

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Diana Hernández

Coordinator, Orange County DOE
I am an advocate for Dual Language Education and I support school districts by building capacity creating trainers. I am a strong believer that knowledge gives our youth the ability to soar beyond their imagination. I empower educators and students to love their first language, embrace... Read More →
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Omar Guillén

Coordinator, Orange County DOE
Hello this is Omar Guillén —Coordinator, Humanities Department with the Orange County Department of Education. I currently have the opportunity of collaborating in the development and implementation of OCDE Project GLAD® en español. As part of the Humanities department, I have... Read More →



Saturday March 27, 2021 9:00am - 9:40am PDT
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9:00am PDT

Using Voice to Create Systemic Change for our LTELs
With generous support from the California Community Foundation, LESD and TNTP (The New Teacher Project) have partnered together to purposefully align LESD’s EL program to the CA EL Road Map Policy. As a small district serving mostly Spanish speaking students, LESD also has a high percentage of LTELs. This work, aligned to the four principles of the EL Road Map, started by interviewing teachers, parents, students, community members and district staff to set a common vision. In this presentation, audience members will hear district staff share their perspective about the impact this approach had and is having on student outcomes. Participants will have the opportunity to broaden their knowledge of the CA EL Roadmap and discuss collaboratively what they can implement within their own school, district and state context.

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Jen Hanson

Lawndale Elementary SD
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Suzanne Marks

Lawndale Elementary SD


Saturday March 27, 2021 9:00am - 9:40am PDT
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9:00am PDT

¿Qué hace un Consulado por ti?
Las Ventanilla de Orientación Educativa en los diez Consulados de México en California proporcionan asesoría para el empoderamiento de la comunidad, a través de difusión de ofertas educativas locales y en México.
Una de las principales herramientas para ello, es la Guía Educativa que ha sido editada por el Instituto de los Mexicanos en el Exterior en los últimos años. Contiene información muy valiosa sobre opciones para que los migrantes, sin importar su condición migratoria, puedan terminar, continuar y/o enriquecer su experiencia educativa a distancia, a todos los niveles.

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María Fernanda Cámara Pérez

Cónsul de Comunicades, Consulado de México en Fresno
María Fernanda Cámara Pérez, es originaria de la Ciudad de México y miembro del Servicio Exterior Mexicano desde 2010. Llegó a Fresno en 2015 y ha sido Cónsul de Asuntos Comunitarios y dirigido el Consulado Sobre Ruedas, en distintas etapas. De la mano de muchas organizaciones... Read More →



Saturday March 27, 2021 9:00am - 9:40am PDT
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9:00am PDT

Teaching Spanish Language Development
Come explore the teaching of Spanish Language Development (SLD) to Spanish Learners and native Spanish-Speakers. This session will explore the SLD standards, advocate for SLD as a content area, showcase SLD sample lessons and strategic scaffolding. Presenters will recommend ways to set language learning targets and measure SLD progress. Participants will receive resources immediately applicable to teach SLD in person or via distance learning, as well as resources for assessment.

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Jorge Cuevas

District Advisor, Curriculum & Instruction + Adjunct faculty, San Diego COE & San Diego State University
I am passionate about teaching, especially biliterate reading, but also about social justice and generational responsibility. I have a commitment for improving the world, by what I do, how I treat others, by the legacy I leave behind through what I did, what I wrote and even what... Read More →
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Silvia Dorta-Duque de Reyes

National Biliteracy Consultant, National Biliteracy Consultant, Author
Silvia Dorta-Duque de Reyes is well known for her contributions in the areas of curriculum design, ELD, Spanish Language Arts, Professional Development and Parent Involvement.Her area of expertise is biliteracy with a focus on academic writing and the organization of instruction for... Read More →


Saturday March 27, 2021 9:00am - 10:30am PDT
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9:50am PDT

Juntos Podemos: Perspectivas y estrategias prácticas para ayudar a las familias durante Covid-19
¿Cómo pueden los educadores permanecer conectados y comprometidos con los estudiantes y las familias durante el aprendizaje a distancia? Los participantes aprenderán estrategias prácticas para trabajar con padres y estudiantes para apoyar mejor el proceso de aprendizaje remoto. Discutiremos los recursos para llegar, enseñar y apoyar a las familias y los estudiantes durante una era de incertidumbre y desconocimiento. Tendremos una conversación sobre soluciones y prácticas clave para ayudar a las familias a enfrentar los desafíos del aprendizaje a distancia.

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Jaime Carias

Author, Civic Engagement and Fellow, USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOzyT1ZlrS4&t=4sJaime Carias is a leading urban educator, author, and national keynote speaker whom is well known for his ability to inspire and educate students of all ages from middle school to college, coach educators, and engage parents. Carias... Read More →


Saturday March 27, 2021 9:50am - 10:30am PDT
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9:50am PDT

A Spotlight on Oral Language
Oral language is the foundation for developing proficiency in any language. Emerging bilinguals need to be exposed to ample opportunities throughout the day to practice language structures in ways that are meaningful, engaging, and intentional. During this session, participants will have the opportunity to look at strategic ways oral language can be made present throughout the day to strengthen and reinforce Spanish language skills. Teachers will be given access to the digital presentation and materials.

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Verónica Rodríguez

District Instructional Coach, The Biliterate Mind
Verónica Rodríguez-Collazo has worked in the field of education for 22 years. Started her career as a teacher in her native Puerto Rico, where she taught in Bilingual and English Immersion Programs for 14 years. In 2011, she moved to Texas where she has worked for Fort Worth ISD... Read More →
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Katia Zamorano

District Instructional Coach, The Biliterate Mind
Katia Zamorano started her career in bilingual education over 10 years ago and has taught in bilingual, dual language, and immersion classrooms in elementary schools. During her time in the classroom, she taught 1st, 2nd, and 4th grade transitional bilingual, one-way dual language... Read More →


Saturday March 27, 2021 9:50am - 10:30am PDT
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9:50am PDT

Better Together: The Development of a Linguistic Peer Mentoring Program.
Participants will be informed of what a linguistic peer mentor program is and how it efficiently supplements ELD classroom instruction for emerging and expanding English Learners. The presentation will inform participants of the linguistic, social and pedagogical advantages of the program for both linguistic peer mentors and mentees. The participants will be given all of the information needed to develop and implement a linguistic peer mentoring program at their own school sites or virtually.

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Pete Loza

CSU San Bernardino
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Elva Negrete

Moreno Valley USD
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Sergio Calderón

Moreno Valley USD


Saturday March 27, 2021 9:50am - 10:30am PDT
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9:50am PDT

CANCELLED - Celebrating Youth Identities: Capturing Budding Designer Minds with Digital Portfolios
This presentation serves as a springboard for rethinking the role of digital literacy practices and identity development among today's youth. Due to the seamless and multimodal nature of new literacy practices, educators and researchers should have a time and space to carefully dissect ways youth could harness technology to produce original content and capture systemic inequities in their communities. With a critical perspective, educators could facilitate student-led projects towards social justice and community empowerment.

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Lilly Lew

UC Santa Barbara


Saturday March 27, 2021 9:50am - 10:30am PDT
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9:50am PDT

Celebrating Multiple Pathways to Bilingual Authorization and a Global California
The Los Angeles County Office of Education, San Luis Obispo County Office of Education, and California State Polytechnic University will share their journey and collaborative efforts to prepare California teachers for bilingual authorizations under grant funding from the California Department of Education authorized under AB 99. Partnerships established between and across K-12 districts, county offices of education, and higher educational institutions will be shared. Future implications for this type of successful collaboration will be discussed.

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Natasha Neumann, Ed.D.

Assistant Professor, School of Education, California State Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo
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James Brescia

San Luis COE
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Ruth Baskett

Los Angeles COE



Saturday March 27, 2021 9:50am - 10:30am PDT
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9:50am PDT

Hábitos académicos para el éxito de sus hijos
Este taller se enfocará en el diseño mental, emocional, y físico de su hogar para apoyar el éxito académico bilingüe de sus hijos/as. Hablaremos y haremos unas actividades de la rutina, disciplina, nutrición diaria, y el estrés. Aprenderán cómo crece un cerebro bilingüe listo para aprender. Se llevarán una guía que les ayudará a crear su propio horario para apoyar a todos los estudiantes de su hogar incluyendolos a ustedes.

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Cynthia Shay

Bilingual Teacher, Hayward USD
I am a bilingual educator who has worked in different programs at different districts. I am currently a Kindergarten Bilingual Teacher in Hayward. I love working with my families every year to educate them regarding academic issues such as setting up routines, discipline (when needed... Read More →



Saturday March 27, 2021 9:50am - 10:30am PDT
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9:50am PDT

Parents Negotiating with and Caring for Their Teens
During this interactive presentation, parents will acquire and share strategies to better communicate and negotiate with their Teens while caring for their emotional well-being.

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Elizabeth Orozco

Parent Specialist, California Association for Bilingual Education
He sido madre de familia voluntaria desde hace 10 años, soy Licenciada en Administracion de Empresas y en Mexico trabaje durante 6 años en las areas de Recursos Humanos, Capacitacion,Ventas y Gerencia General ; actualmente trabajo como Especialista para Padres en CABE para Project... Read More →
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Zindi Aguirre

Believer of Community
Member and Advocate for CABE- California Association for Bilingual Education. Believer & Maker.Philanthropist, Preacher, Mentor, and Author of my Story. Angelina de Corazon with mix Roots. Spanglish/ Pocha/ Chicana version.Keep your heart grateful. Keep your purpose firm.#AntiRacism... Read More →


Saturday March 27, 2021 9:50am - 10:30am PDT
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9:50am PDT

Promoting Reflection about Bilingual/Bicultural Experiences among Dual Language Students
Students in a dual language program receive instruction in two languages, but they rarely have the opportunity to reflect on their experiences as bilingual/bicultural individuals. To fill this gap, the presenter will share a unit she designed to nurture Japanese dual language fifth graders’ ability to articulate their own views about culture(s) and language attitudes. This workshop highlights the importance of dual language teachers providing opportunities for students to self-reflect on their journey as bilingual/bicultural individuals.

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Naomi Kinjo

Japanese-English Bilingual Classroom Teacher, Glendale Unified SD
Naomi Kinjo received her Masters in Bilingual/Bicultural Childhood Education from Teachers College, Columbia University in May 2015. She currently teaches at a Japanese-English dual language program in Glendale, Southern California. As the daughter of a Japanese mother and American... Read More →


Saturday March 27, 2021 9:50am - 10:30am PDT
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9:50am PDT

Uniting Voices to Further Multilingual Education in Dual Language Programs (from a Distance)
Commitment to continuous improvement invites the opportunity for reflection around long-standing initiatives. This session will explore one approach for revisiting, retuning, and refining dual language programs to zoom in and engage all stakeholder voice even at a distance. Leveraging the Guiding Principles for Dual Language Education as part of educator collaboration and professional learning, we’ll explore the input and output from administrator and teachers perspectives. Participants will walk away with resources applicable to their multilingual contexts across the classroom, school, and district levels.

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Elsie Solís-Chang

Assistant Professor, California State University San Marcos
Dr. Solís-Chang is a Multilingual and Multicultural Education Assistant Professor for the School of Education department at California State University San Marcos.
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Alesha Ramírez

ELA/ELD Specialist, Tulare COE
Lover of language and literacy; passionate educator; advocate for children; reader-writer


Saturday March 27, 2021 9:50am - 10:30am PDT
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9:50am PDT

Welcoming, Inclusive and Affirming Classrooms
Creating and nurturing an inclusive, affirming classroom community is a central priority for educational equity and access for English Learners. It is made even more critical and urgent in a pandemic climate where social isolation, economic crisis and racial injustice have intensified. In this webinar teachers will learn specific strategies that improve self and social awareness, create calming and affirming environments, and elicit student voice so that their intersectional identities are celebrated and valued.

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Ashleigh Williams

Program Specialist, SEAL (Sobrato Early Academic Language) Model
Ashleigh Williams worked as a Spanish DI K-2 teacher for five years in Redwood City and Salinas before joining the SEAL team. While teaching, she was SEAL-trained and helped to develop two dual immersion programs which deepened her passion for teaching language and culture. Ashleigh... Read More →
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Joanna Meadvin

SEAL (Sobrato Early Academic Language) Model
Joanna’s experience in education began as a Peace Corps teacher in a small, trilingual city in Nicaragua. Seeing her Miskito-speaking students struggle with Spanish sparked a passion for supporting language learners. Joanna taught 2nd, 3rd and 7th grades in New York City, taught... Read More →



Saturday March 27, 2021 9:50am - 10:30am PDT
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9:50am PDT

Film Festival Los Hermanos The Brothers
Film will be played in English with Spanish/Español Subtitles
Ken Schneider and Marcia Jarmel from PatchWorks Films will be presenting as directors of the film a Q&A discussion at 11:00 AM

Los Hermanos is about Virtuoso Afro-Cuban-born brothers—violinist Ilmar and pianist Aldo—live on opposite sides of a geopolitical chasm a half-century wide. Tracking their parallel lives in New York and Havana, their poignant reunion, and their momentous first performances together, LOS HERMANOS/THE BROTHERS offers a nuanced, often startling view of estranged nations through the lens of music and family.

To watch the film, you must pre-register to view film. Click here!
Once you register, you will receive the link to watch the film. Remember to check your email.

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Marcia Jarmel

PatchWorks Films


Saturday March 27, 2021 9:50am - 11:20am PDT
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9:50am PDT

Paraeducator Pathways Institute: Providing Support for English Learners in Distance and Hybrid Learning
This special Saturday institute will focus specifically on paraeducators who play a key important role in our schools and classrooms. An opening presentation will be provided by Elodia Ortega-Lampkin who started her career as a paraeducator and served in that position for over 10 years. Her work as a paraeducator eventually led her to her current position of Associate Superintendent in Woodland Joint USD. Elodia will share her inspiring personal story of growing up proudly in a migrant family, participating in the California Mini Corps program, and moving step by step to become a teacher, principal, and district leader while parenting and raising her four sons. Her story will inspire and motivate you to continue moving forward in your career.

The second part of the institute will showcase practical strategies for language development and varied scaffolding tools for paraeducators to use to support English Learners in distance learning and other contexts. The focus will be on supporting English Learner students to increase access and participation at different levels of language proficiency in both English and partner languages of instruction. Participants will gain practical, ready to use strategies and increase their educational toolbelt for their own professional growth.

Speakers
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Elodia Ortega-Lampkin

Woodland Joint Unified SD
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Izela Jacobo

Senior Director, San Diego County Office Of Education
Izela Jacobo is an Executive Leadership Coach for the San Diego County Office of Education Multilingual Education and Global Achievement Department. She's also a lecturer for the San Diego State University Dual Language and English Learner Education Program. Previously, Izela was... Read More →
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Rosa Armstrong

Director of Para-Professional Affairs, California Association for Bilingual Education (CABE) Palmdale School District
Rosa Armstrong attended UCLA as an undergraduate student and graduated from the California State University of Los Angeles with a Bachelor's Degree. She has been a member and elected official of CABE for the past fifteen years and an employee of the Palmdale School District since... Read More →


Saturday March 27, 2021 9:50am - 11:30am PDT
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10:40am PDT

CABE AWARD SPOTLIGHT: Teachership Awards
Join CABE Board members in honoring the winners of the CABE Teachership Scholarship Award. CABE proudly recognizes the following recipients who are dedicated to completing their bilingual authorization teaching credential:
Marilu Serrato - Carlos Penichet Award
Fanny N. Camacho - Alma Flor Ada Award
Elizabeth Maciel - CABE Bilingual Teachership
Danna Hernandez Gonzalez - F. Isabel Campoy Award
Elianna Campos - Chuck and Estella Acosta Award

Speakers
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Olivia Yayha

Board President, CABE
Olivia Yahya serves at the CABE Board  of Directors President.
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Dr. Barbara Flores

Trustee, San Bernardino City Unified School District
Barbara Flores is president of CABE and has been on San Bernardino City School Board since 2008 and served as Vice President and President. She also served in academia at Cal State San Bernardino for many years.


Saturday March 27, 2021 10:40am - 11:20am PDT
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10:40am PDT

Supporting Students Impacted by Migration and Deportation
Juan shares his story of overcoming adversity as an undocumented Mexican immigrant. From his father being deported, to house hopping, Juan was determined to graduate high school and find a better life. Juan provides insight on the steps he took to beat the odds. What should young people do who find themselves in desperate situations? What if someone believed in them? Juan discusses how powerful educators helped him transform his life and put him on a trajectory into higher education.

Speakers
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Juan Terrazas

Scholar System
At 14 years old, my father was deported, and due to that event, my life was dramatically changed. I moved around from place to place, but I was determined to get out of my situation. I pressed through and overcame my struggles. I managed to graduate high school on time in 2008. I... Read More →


Saturday March 27, 2021 10:40am - 11:20am PDT
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10:40am PDT

Accelerate Student Learning: Best Practices in Spanish Literacy
This workshop begins with a review of the key features of an authentic early Spanish reading curriculum. During this time, participants will discover, discuss, and compare how Spanish and English foundational skills are uniquely taught. Examining the structural differences and similarities between the languages not only provides a background for understanding how early literacy skills are developed in both English and Spanish, but also gives participants insight into transferable and nontransferable language skills.

Speakers
NH

Nancy Herrera

National Dual Language Educational Consultant, Pacific Learning
As a former bilingual teacher and administrator, I have learned so much and I am thankful for all those opportunities I had.  I loved my time in the classroom with my amazing bilingual students and families, but I felt called to serve them on an even bigger scale. I decided to go... Read More →
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Pacific Learning

Jan Lombardi
CLICK HERE TO CHAT WITH US AT OUR VIRTUAL BOOTHAprovechamos la educación dual means we strive to provide you with the very best teaching tools in both languages! Our authors and our resources come from the dual language classroom! Because our authors are all bilingual, you can trust in the quality and authenticity of our resources... Read More →


Saturday March 27, 2021 10:40am - 11:20am PDT
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10:40am PDT

Anchored in Equity, Inclusion, and Social Justice: PBL and STEAM for Everyone 
How do we use project-based learning (PBL) and STEAM to transform pedagogical spaces for English Learners? By having students study real-world topics such as DACA, DREAM Act, Black Lives Matter, gender and ethnic inequities within STEAM, and more. This session introduces an innovative PBL/STEAM framework centered around student agency and action research. Participants will explore PBL/STEAM through the lens of equity, inclusion, and social justice. The presenter is a published author on PBL and transformative practices. Sample PBL/STEAM projects and resources will be provided.

Speakers
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Acacia M. Warren, Ed.D.

Single Subject Program Coordinator, UC Irvine
Dr. Acacia Warren is a single subject coordinator for the Master of Arts in Teaching and Credential Program at UC Irvine. She loves mentoring and supporting the next generation of teachers. Dr. Warren is unapologetic about placing equity, inclusion, and social justice at the center... Read More →


Saturday March 27, 2021 10:40am - 11:20am PDT
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10:40am PDT

El Puente de Biliteracidad: The University Global Seal of Biliteracy-Toward a Strategic K-20 Vision - MCAP
Come be inspired to promote the Seal of Biliteracy in grades K-20. In this workshop, participants will learn about the Multilingual California Alliance Project, and its vision for building a bridge from the California Seal of Biliteracy in K-12 and the Global Seal of Biliteracy at San Diego State University.

Speakers
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Dr. Alma Castro

Director, Multilingual California Project & Trustee, CABE & Lynwood Unified School District
Dr. Alma Castro is a School Board Member for Lynwood Unified School District and the Director of the Multilingual California Project at the California Association for Bilingual Education (CABE). She oversees a statewide EWIG grant from the California Department of Education with the... Read More →
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Dr. Cristina Alfaro

Associate Vice President of International Affairs, San Diego State University
Cristina Alfaro, Ph.D. is the Associate Vice-President for International Affairs at San Diego State University. Dr. Alfaro is a Dual Language Education Professor and Immediate Past Chair of the Dual Language and English Learner Education Department in the College of Education where... Read More →


Saturday March 27, 2021 10:40am - 11:20am PDT
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10:40am PDT

Empowering Teachers Through Asset-Based Professional Learning
This presentation showcases how teacher-leaders designed meaningful and on-going, assets-based professional learning to support Integrated ELD instruction. They engaged their colleagues in identifying challenges with Integrated ELD instruction and utilized the California EL Roadmap High School Teacher Toolkit to guide teachers in identifying their strengths and worked collaboratively to share solutions for their self-identified focused areas of growth. Participants will walk away with a framework to implement an assets-based professional learning plan.

Speakers
MS

Maxine Sagapolutele

Grossmont Union High SD/English Learner Leadership & Legacy Initiative (ELLLI)
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Amber Riehman

Learning and Innovation Curriculum Specialist, GUHSD
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Brent Enerva

Science Teacher, Grossmont Union High SD
Brent Enerva is in his sixth year as high school science teacher at El Cajon Valley High School. He recently earned his masters degree in English Learner Education from San Diego State University and seeks to inspire teachers and students advocate for equity and social change in education... Read More →



Saturday March 27, 2021 10:40am - 11:20am PDT
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10:40am PDT

In the Time of Covid: I Am F.O.U.R. My Students!
This presentation discusses the culturally responsive attitude/approach needed during distance and/or hybrid learning. FOUR stands for Flexibility, Organization, Understanding, and Respect. Each concept will be discussed from a personal teacher's narrative using literature for support. Not only does this approach allow all students to grow academically, but it also encourages students to build community, empathy, and respect for one another, as well as for the teacher, especially for students from culturally and linguistically minoritized backgrounds. Additionally, this teaching/learning attitudinal approach allows the teacher to ameliorate anxiety related to distance and/or hybrid learning.

Speakers
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Dr. Verónica Aguayo-Ochoa

Teacher, Napa Valley USD
Hello! My name is Dr. Veronica Aguayo-Ochoa. I have been a high school English teacher for almost eight years. I have a masters in English Composition with an emphasis in second language teaching and learning, and I have an EdD. in Education with an emphasis on language and culture... Read More →



Saturday March 27, 2021 10:40am - 11:20am PDT
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10:40am PDT

La reclasificación de los aprendices de inglés con necesidades especiales
Los padres y tutores tendrán la oportunidad de conocer cómo los aprendices del idioma inglés identificados con discapacidades moderadas/severas pueden ser identificados como RFEP (Expertos reclasificados en la fluidez del inglés) utilizando un protocolo alternativo conocido como Alternate ELPAC. Este protocolo en combinación con el IEP (Programa de educación individualizada) es muy efectivo en reclasificar a nuestros estudiantes.

Speakers
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Christian Mendoza

EL TOSA, Lennox School District
Maestro de programas bilingües por más de 20 años en el sur de Los Angeles.  Por los últimos 8 años he trabajado como maestro en asignación especial (EL TOSA) para estudiantes aprendices de inglés al nivel de distrito. Durante estos años hemos trabajado arduamente en colaboración... Read More →


Saturday March 27, 2021 10:40am - 11:20am PDT
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10:40am PDT

Parent Center Closing and Celebration/ Clausura del centro de padres y celebración
Come join us as for the closing session of the Parent Center.

Vengan acompañemos a la clausura del Centro de Padres.

Speakers
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Maria Villa

Deputy Director, CABE


Saturday March 27, 2021 10:40am - 11:20am PDT
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10:40am PDT

Recipes to Obtain SUCCESS by Students to Students
This presentation will be interactive and motivational. We will highlight the book "You Are Not Alone: Recipes to Obtain SUCCESS by Students for Students." This book is written to serve as a guide to help students keep on moving forward and provides tips to help them SUCCEED. Examples of barriers encountered by students will be shared as well as their success stories. A must for First Generation Students; all questions will be answered.

Speakers
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Dr. Lettie Ramírez

Professor, CSU East Bay
Book NO ESTAS SOLO: Recetas para Obtener EXITO de Padres para Padres Going to University/College, Requirements Financial Literacy
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Olivia Gallardo

Language Consultant, CSU East Bay
Parents attending the workshops, You Are Not Alone/No Estas Solo in school districts all over California and other States has met with phenomenal results. Parents and their childrens' academic skills grow as they gain new outlooks on their importance in their school community... Read More →


Saturday March 27, 2021 10:40am - 11:20am PDT
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10:40am PDT

What is the Optimal Instruction for Dual Immersion Programs? A Best Evidence Synthesis
Making sure that dual immersion students are learning two languages effectively and sustaining their ability to read, spell and write in both languages is a daunting endeavor. In this presentation, we will address our work to begin to understand the research literature on dual immersion programs and what has been published as effective instruction. We discuss our data collection process, our synthesis of the research and provide next steps, for the instructional design of dual immersion programs. Finally, we suggest the next steps in our research to understand the state of the art of dual immersion programs in California.

Speakers
JC

Judy Cortés

CSU Monterey Bay
CF

Carl Ferguson

Teacher (Classroom), CSU Monterey Bay
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Dr. Carolina Serna

Associate Professor, Biola University
Dr. Carolina Serna is Associate Professor in the School of Education. She teaches literacy methods and courses addressing cultural and linguistic diversity. Her areas of research include literacy development for both bilingual and trilingual students (specifically speakers of Triqui... Read More →


Saturday March 27, 2021 10:40am - 11:20am PDT
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10:40am PDT

¡Leyendo y escribiendo de lo personal y, a la vez, lo universal!
Durante esta presentación, los participantes leerán poemas en español de varios autores. Utilizarán esos modelos para escribir sobre los pensamientos y los sentimientos que llevan dentro y que forman parte de su ser. Se presentarán estrategias para el desarrollo del lenguaje oral y de la escritura que se pueden utilizar a cualquier nivel. Al concluir, sus propios escritos podrán servir de modelos que podrán utilizar en su salón al día siguiente.

Speakers
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Norma Mota-Altman

UCLA Writing Project


Saturday March 27, 2021 10:40am - 11:20am PDT
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11:45am PDT

Closing Session: Remembering and Honoring the 40th Anniversary of Castañeda v. Pickard and Its Impact Today
Join us for the Closing Session for CABE 2021 with Rachel Moran and CABE leaders! We will honor and remember the 40th Anniversary of  Castañeda v Pickard which was successful in 1981 in the US 5th Court of Appeals and provided the framework of three criteria of effective bilingual programs.  Its impact is even more important to day as we prepare to return to in-person learning.  We will bring the conference to a close with the inspiring music of 123Andres and Christina.  Together we will be motivated to move forward even stronger as we bring CABE 2021 to a close.

Speakers
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Professor Rachel Morán

Distinguished Professor of Law, UC Irvine
Rachel Morán is a Distinguished Professor of Law at UCI Law. Prior to her appointment, she was the Michael J. Connell Distinguished Professor of Law and Dean Emerita at UCLA Law. Before that, Prof. Moran was the Robert D. and Leslie-Kay Raven Professor of Law at UC Berkeley School... Read More →
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123 Andrés and Christina

123 Andrés
123 Andrés is one of the most exciting new voices on the family music scene in the US and Latin America – “A rock star for little language learners” according to Billboard Magazine. A native of Bogotá, Colombia, 123 Andrés brings to audiences joyful sounds, passion for bilingualism... Read More →
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Olivia Yayha

Board President, CABE
Olivia Yahya serves at the CABE Board  of Directors President.
avatar for Elodia Ortega-Lampkin

Elodia Ortega-Lampkin

Woodland Joint Unified SD
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Dr. Barbara Flores

Trustee, San Bernardino City Unified School District
Barbara Flores is president of CABE and has been on San Bernardino City School Board since 2008 and served as Vice President and President. She also served in academia at Cal State San Bernardino for many years.
avatar for Dr. Carolina Serna

Dr. Carolina Serna

Associate Professor, Biola University
Dr. Carolina Serna is Associate Professor in the School of Education. She teaches literacy methods and courses addressing cultural and linguistic diversity. Her areas of research include literacy development for both bilingual and trilingual students (specifically speakers of Triqui... Read More →
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Jan Gustafson Corea

Executive Director, CABE
Jan Gustafson-Corea is the CEO of the California Association for Bilingual Education. She has served in this position for 9 years. Prior to coming to CABE, she has served as a a bilingual teacher, site principal, and district and county office leader. She completed her graduate studies... Read More →


Saturday March 27, 2021 11:45am - 1:20pm PDT
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