Sessions of 2024 Summer Conference: R. Lennon Audrain
Audrain, R. Lennon, PhD
Research Assistant Professor & CTE Teacher
Dr. Richard “Lennon” Audrain is a research assistant professor in Arizona State University's Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College. In addition to his role as a research professor, Lennon teaches Education Professions, a career and technical education and grow-your-own program designed to generate and sustain high schoolers' interest in the teaching profession, at Skyline High School in Mesa Public Schools. Previously, Lennon taught Latin, Spanish, and English in both Arizona and Massachusetts.
Sessions:
4622 - Implementing Tutoring as Work-Based Learning for ECE & Ed Professions Programs
07/15/2024
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
Hilton El Conquistador
- Education and Training
Tutoring can be an effective and meaningful work-based learning experience for both Education Professions and Early Childhood Education (ECE) students. In this session, you will learn how to structure tutoring-based field experiences, coordinate with elementary schools, access resources to upskill tutors, and more. You will also learn how tutoring can be used as a mechanism to scaffold experiences for students, including constructing and delivering lesson plans, modifying lesson plans for diverse learners, using technology in lesson plans, and creating culturally responsive learning experiences.
