Welcome to the iDCPS Conference 2025 registration site! Before registering for sessions, you will need to create an account by clicking on the "Sign Up" option on the menu bar at the top and selecting "Sign Up with Email" (use school email address). Once an account has been created, you will be able to sign up for sessions. If you attended iDCPS Conference 2024 then you already have an account created and should use that same account to register for sessions.
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In this engaging and practical session, educators will dive into the essential role of progress monitoring in driving student success across math, reading, and classroom management/behavior. Participants will explore user-friendly tools, strategies, and data collection methods that provide timely insights into student growth. Learn how to use progress monitoring not just as a compliance task, but as a powerful instructional compass that helps identify needs, adjust instruction, and celebrate progress. Walk away with ready-to-use resources and a clear roadmap to keep learning on track all year long!
Discover how to structure your elementary math block using the Math Workshop model to meet the diverse needs of all learners. This interactive session highlights strategies for flexible grouping, differentiated instruction, and student choice. We'll focus on student-centered routines, tasks, and teacher instructional moves that foster classroom discourse, engagement, and a community of math learners. Walk away with practical strategies and ready-to-use tools so that you can create a responsive, engaging classroom of mathematical problem solvers.
Engaging all learners in science requires thoughtful shifts in how we plan and deliver instruction. This session equips elementary educators with research-based practices that foster scientific curiosity, critical thinking, and inclusive exploration. Teachers will learn how to design hands-on, inquiry-based lessons that support varying ability levels and ensure access to rigorous content for all students. Together, we'll examine ways to make science relevant, culturally responsive, and developmentally appropriate—turning every classroom into a space of discovery and empowerment.
In this engaging and practical session, educators will dive into the essential role of progress monitoring in driving student success across math, reading, and classroom management/behavior. Participants will explore user-friendly tools, strategies, and data collection methods that provide timely insights into student growth. Learn how to use progress monitoring not just as a compliance task, but as a powerful instructional compass that helps identify needs, adjust instruction, and celebrate progress. Walk away with ready-to-use resources and a clear roadmap to keep learning on track all year long!
Discover how to structure your elementary math block using the Math Workshop model to meet the diverse needs of all learners. This interactive session highlights strategies for flexible grouping, differentiated instruction, and student choice. We'll focus on student-centered routines, tasks, and teacher instructional moves that foster classroom discourse, engagement, and a community of math learners. Walk away with practical strategies and ready-to-use tools so that you can create a responsive, engaging classroom of mathematical problem solvers.
Engaging all learners in science requires thoughtful shifts in how we plan and deliver instruction. This session equips elementary educators with research-based practices that foster scientific curiosity, critical thinking, and inclusive exploration. Teachers will learn how to design hands-on, inquiry-based lessons that support varying ability levels and ensure access to rigorous content for all students. Together, we'll examine ways to make science relevant, culturally responsive, and developmentally appropriate—turning every classroom into a space of discovery and empowerment.
In this engaging and practical session, educators will dive into the essential role of progress monitoring in driving student success across math, reading, and classroom management/behavior. Participants will explore user-friendly tools, strategies, and data collection methods that provide timely insights into student growth. Learn how to use progress monitoring not just as a compliance task, but as a powerful instructional compass that helps identify needs, adjust instruction, and celebrate progress. Walk away with ready-to-use resources and a clear roadmap to keep learning on track all year long!
Discover how to structure your elementary math block using the Math Workshop model to meet the diverse needs of all learners. This interactive session highlights strategies for flexible grouping, differentiated instruction, and student choice. We'll focus on student-centered routines, tasks, and teacher instructional moves that foster classroom discourse, engagement, and a community of math learners. Walk away with practical strategies and ready-to-use tools so that you can create a responsive, engaging classroom of mathematical problem solvers.
Engaging all learners in science requires thoughtful shifts in how we plan and deliver instruction. This session equips elementary educators with research-based practices that foster scientific curiosity, critical thinking, and inclusive exploration. Teachers will learn how to design hands-on, inquiry-based lessons that support varying ability levels and ensure access to rigorous content for all students. Together, we'll examine ways to make science relevant, culturally responsive, and developmentally appropriate—turning every classroom into a space of discovery and empowerment.
