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2021 HASTI - ICTM Conference Speaker Proposal

  • August 07, 2020
  • 6:00 AM
  • October 30, 2020
  • 11:59 PM
  • Virtual Conference

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2021 HASTI - ICTM Virtual Conference
Call for Speaker Proposals


The Conference Team thinks that the safest way to offer this conference will be as a virtual conference. We invite you to join us in this new and exciting venture. Sessions will take place on the following dates and times.

Saturday, Feb 6: 9 am - 1:30pm

Sunday, Feb 7: 1 - 5pm

Monday, Feb 8: 5 - 8pm

Tuesday, Feb 9: 5 - 8pm

Speaker Contact Persons

Dawn Bick (Elementary Science), dbick@hhai.org

Lori White (Upper Level Science(, lwhite@mccsc.k12.in.us

Enrique Galindo (Mathematics all levels), ictmconferencechair@gmail.com.

Thank you for your interest in sharing your experiences and knowledge with Indiana teachers.  We are seeking presentations to meet the needs of Indiana teachers. We encourage speakers to propose sessions making connections between the conference theme and the conference strands. 

  • PBL / Inquiry. All teachers will improve STEM instruction by 2025 according to the IDOE 6 Year STEM Strategic Plan. This strand will showcase problem-based, project-based, inquiry, and hands-on learning exemplars.
  • STEM/ STEAM/ STREAM. All teachers will improve STEM instruction by 2025 according to the IDOE 6 Year STEM Strategic Plan. This strand will showcase classroom tested STEM, STEAM, and STREAM activities and resources to support students’ learning.
  • Access, Equity, Social Justice, & Empowerment. Learning opportunities that include access for each and every student at all levels to understand the roles of power, privilege, and oppression in the history of STEM education. Access to rigorous, and relevant content, and strong family/community relationships will promote learning and achievement.
  • Best Practices: Live & Virtual. Activities that bolster student engagement through various mediums and research-based practices: face to face in person, virtual, and/or both.
  • Literacy in STEM, Math and Science. This strand will allow participants to enhance all literacy skills blending in math and science.
  • Math, Science, and STEM Teacher Education. New challenges require new approaches to teacher preparation. Share strategies or findings from effective practices in teacher education.
PROPOSAL DEADLINE: October 30, 2020
Proposal Information
You will be asked to provide the following information:
  • Presentation title (up to 15 words).
  • Presentation description for program (up to 40 words).
  • Topics from the list above to be addressed.
  • Presentation information. Providing some detail about the content of your session, how it addresses the conference theme and the topics selected, and how you plan to engage the audience (up to 100 words).
  • Co-presenters information. List of co-presenters, their titles, and their institutional affiliation.
  • Audience for your presentation
  • Presentation needs.
  • Presenter biography (up to 100 words).
                Important Speaker Information
                • All presenters need to pay full registration for the conference.
                • Vendors wishing to present must register as vendors or sponsors.



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