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EVENT LOCATION: Crowne Plaza Minneapolis West Hotel, 3131 Campus Drive, Plymouth, MN (hotel website)
WEBSITE: https://www.minnstate.edu/cte-works-summit

THEME: This year’s Summit centers on a deceptively simple yet profoundly impactful theme: Listening.

In a noisy world, listening is not passive - it’s an intentional act of leadership. Turn down the volume and tune in to the voices that matter most—the people we serve. Together, let’s amplify the power of listening to transform education, strengthen communities, and shape a more connected future for career and technical education in Minnesota.

Why listening, and why now?
  • The pace of change continues to accelerate. To adapt and innovate effectively, we must listen closely to the needs, challenges, and aspirations of those we serve.
  • The most impactful solutions often come from those closest to the problems. Listening amplifies voices that have too often been marginalized and overlooked.
  • Data speaks volumes - if we’re attuned to hear it. Sharpening our listening skills helps us glean actionable insights from the wealth of information at our fingertips.
Tuesday November 19, 2024 3:30pm - 4:15pm CST
TBA
Highly skilled early childhood educators are important to the children, families, and profession. Some educators are being left out of higher education institutions due to English not being their primary language. Offering college courses in other languages is possible and can help grow the field!

The barriers to transition from an all-English track for awards in Early Childhood Education to adding a second language can be challenging within a State System of Colleges and Universities. The presenters will share what the barriers were and how they overcame them to establish the first Spanish Language award at their college.

You'll learn how to:
  • Outline the process to determine if a different language track for program courses is viable.
  • Identify barriers to adding different language tracks at an institute of higher education.
  • Chart a path to higher award levels in different languages or adding multiple languages to a program. 

Presenters
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Carolina DuFault

Early Childhood Education Faculty, Minneapolis Community and Technical College
Carolina DuFault is the current Bilingual Early Childhood Education Faculty at Minneapolis College, where she teaches courses in both Spanish and English. She previously served as the District Program Facilitator for the Department of Early Childhood at Minneapolis Public Schools... Read More →
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Hope Doerner

Early Childhood Education Faculty, Minneapolis College
Tuesday November 19, 2024 3:30pm - 4:15pm CST
TBA

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