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Amplify Science: Wisconsin professional learning workshop

Join UC Berkeley’s Lawerence Hall of Science for a day of professional learning to support your implementation of Amplify Science. Workshop sessions and breakouts will benefit both those just starting in Amplify Science and those already well along their implementation journey. Teams are encouraged to attend!

When: April 29, 2020

8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.

Where: Pyle Center

Rooms 325/326

702 Langdon Street

Madison, WI 53706

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About the event

Overview of the day:

Welcome and introductions
Unpacking storylines
Morning breakouts: Coherence in Amplify Science
Lunch provided
Afternoon breakouts: Planning for strategic implementation of the Amplify Science Assessment system
Reflections and closing

Exterior of the Pyle Center at dusk, featuring modern architecture, large windows, and a sign in front. Leafy trees frame the scene.

Overview of the day:

Welcome and introductions
Keynote: Lead with phenomena and the three dimensions will follow
Morning breakouts: Unpacking the coherent structure of an Amplify Science chapter or unit
Lunch provided
Afternoon breakouts: Deep dive into the formative assessment system
Guided team discussions and collaboration
Reflections and closing

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