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Welcome to the 2016 MidSchoolMath National Conference!

Session scheduling is limited to registered attendees - all attendees should receive schedule access via email by Jan. 4 or within two business days of registering. Click on the "More Information" link for detailed directions on accessing SCHED and signing up for concurrent sessions.

Programming begins each morning at 8:15 am sharp, ending at 4:30 pm on Friday, followed by a social hour from 5:00 - 6:30 pm; and ends at 4:15 pm on Saturday.

Please note, schedule is subject to change.

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Friday, February 19 • 9:50am - 11:05am
Panel Discussion: Growth Mindset in the Workforce

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By popular demand, the panel is back for its own TRIFECTA! This time, join representatives from the New Mexico business community for a live discussion on the importance of cultivating a growth mindset to ensure long-term success for students in the workplace.

From the growth mindset perspective, we'll explore questions like:

1. Is there a talent or ability you would like to have but don’t? How do you know you don’t have it—what’s the evidence?

2. Did you ever label yourself a failure or loser after something negative happened—failing a test, losing a job, being rejected? Describe a time this happened. How could you have been more like Jim Marshall, who made his humiliating experience into a life-changing opportunity?

3. Think of something about yourself you’ve been wanting to change. What is it? Has a fixed mindset prevented you from doing this? Think about it from a growth mindset and spell out a concrete plan for change.

Moderated by KDSL’s Kevin Simpson, the panel will also offer protocols to support you in learning about what may be much more important than grades in the classroom: How to better prepare your students for workforce reasoning and skills that will ensure they can get - and hold - quality jobs in a wide range of industries.

Moderators
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Kevin Simpson

Managing Director, KDSL Global
Kevin Simpson launched KDSL Global, an education consulting company in 2016 in the USA and in the UAE. The company focuses on empowering educators and education businesses globally. Mr. Simpson has served thousands of schools and educators worldwide in 60 countries. The majority of... Read More →

Presenters
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Natasha Martell Jackson

As the Intel NM spokesperson, develops site external communications strategy, promoting key business and corporate social responsibility objectives. Works closely with educators, non-profits, and businesses to create partnerships that support STEM education, closing the student achievement... Read More →
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Zachary Leonard

Education Specialist, Los Alamos National Laboratory - Math and Science Academy
Zachary Leonard, Ed.D., is a professional development and school improvement specialist with the Los Alamos National Laboratory Math and Science Academy. His work and research interests consist of mathematics and science content and pedagogy, student engagement, professional learning... Read More →
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Jennifer Riordan

Vice President, Wells Fargo


Friday February 19, 2016 9:50am - 11:05am MST
Sweeney B Santa Fe Community Convention Center