Academy for Teacher Excellence

1. The Academy for Teacher Excellence Partnership Advisory Leadership Stakeholders (PALS) Meeting January 28, 2011 The University of Texas at San Antonio

2. Welcome Lorena Claeys, Doctoral Candidate ATE Executive Director Dr. Steve Robinson from the White House Domestic Policy council tours Toltec-T-Stem Academy with UTSA Professors and ATE Staff

4. Faculty Development Programs

5. Educator Preparation Programs

6. Quantitative and Qualitative Research

7. K-12, Community College, and Community Linkages“Children in our nation’s classrooms will learn and produce in ways no adult in their lives can imagine.” Dr. Blandina Cardenas, 2003 MOTTO: “Capturing the Intellectual and Creative Potential of Diverse Learners”

9. Held May 13-14, 2010 at UTSA

10. Over 50 educators and policymakers from Texas, California, New Mexico, Arizona, New York and Washington, D.C.

11. Culminated in the development and publication of a policy brief with strategies to transform STEM teacher preparation and impact the success of Latino studentsSTEM Policy Brief

12. ATE Projects & Programs At-a-Glance ATEP ML -ATEP E3 CCRAAA ATE SP – ATEP TAILC-GTF Research Projects

14. TRC Mid-Career I & II

15. THECB-Mathematics, Science, and Technology

16. TTT-Middle Level ATEP

17. TTT-Special Education ATEPEffie Mata, M. Ed. ATEAssistant Director Accelerated Teacher Education Programs (ATEP)

19. Measure content and pedagogical mastery of culturally efficacious practices and impact on student achievement

21. Accelerated Teacher Education Program (ATEP) 8th-12th Math and Science

23. TTT-ML ATEP

24. TTT-SPE ATEP

25. E-Mentoring

26. TRC-BTIM

29. Working in 60 schools

31. ATEP Participants Working in Districts (By Certification Area)

32. ATE Impact

35. Induction support:

36. eCommunity of Practice

37. CE Modules

38. Professional development

39. Technology Training

40. ATEP: Placement and Retention

41. ATEP 8-12: 80%

42. ML-ATEP: 86%

44. Conduct research on topics related to inclusion and success of Hispanic students in the STEM areas

47. Provides multi-generational links of communication through technology for children and their families

50. Providing a nurturing environment for thinkers and dreamers

52. iClass: Innovative Communities of Learning Advancing Student Success

53. An Early College Approach for Increasing Latino Participation in the STEM Disciplines

57. What needs do you have that require funding?

60. Visit our website at http://ate.utsa.edu The University of Texas at San Antonio College of Education and Human Development Academy for Teacher Excellence Main Building, 0.312 One UTSA Circle San Antonio, TX 78249 Phone: 210-458-6170 Fax: 210-458-6171 For more information Contact us

61. Please Join Us