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This year’s conference theme, "Strength in Numbers," is a celebration of a decade of data-informed progress from across our network and an opportunity to discuss our future direction. Join us for our 10th-anniversary celebration. We will look back at the evidence-informed progress we’ve made as a sector but also look forward to the pressing issues of the day. This year the event will take place at the Charles Hotel in Cambridge, MA from May 20–22, 2019. 

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Tuesday, May 21 • 11:00am - 11:45am
Alumni Roundtable — Measuring SEL and Student Engagement Session is full
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Join your fellow members of the SDP Network in swapping tools, protocols, and resources that are instrumental in your work. In this alumni roundtable, you will have the opportunity to get as much as you give.

What is it? An opportunity to meet up and give and get concrete resources with other convening attendees working in similar areas or on similar challenges.

What is it not? A formal presentation on this topic, or someone sharing “the answers.”

What to do: If you have something to contribute in this area, as well as something to learn—then add it to your schedule! Please come to the exchange with one question or request of your fellow attendees, as well as one concrete thing to share. You can share a tool that helped solve a problem, a reading or person that shifted your thinking in a big way, or something (e.g., a process) you’ve developed.
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Tara Chiatovich

Tara Chiatovich is a Research Scientist at Panorama Education. She is an education researcher with extensive experience analyzing quantitative and qualitative data to uncover patterns and support decisions that have a positive impact on learners. Prior to her current position, Tara was a Research Scientist at the Harvard Graduate School of Education where she managed a representative study of 3,000 preschoolers to determine best practices in early childhood education.

Tara received her Ph.D. in Education at Stanford University and her M.Ed. in International Education Policy at Harvard Graduate School of Education., Panorama Education
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Tuesday May 21, 2019 11:00am - 11:45am EDT
Charles Ballroom, Third Floor Charles Hotel (1 Bennett St, Cambridge, MA, USA)
  General Session, Roundtable

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