IEW’s Winter Retreat 2024 [A Virtual Writing Workshop for Classroom Teachers]

Held February 24 from 10:00 AM to 2:30 PM CT

Classroom teachers, please join us for this special retreat! Attend from the comfort of your own home and enjoy inspiring workshops specifically planned for you. Andrew Pudewa will motivate, encourage, and equip you as you prepare to finish the 2023-24 academic year. The final session offers a panel of IEW team members who will discuss the questions submitted during registration or asked during the live conference.

Time (CT)	Session	Speaker(s)
10:00AM–11:15AM	Principles of Motivation A life-long student of motivation, Andrew Pudewa has organized fundamental ideas of motivation into categories: four forms of relevancy, three laws of motivation, and two secret weapons.	Andrew Pudewa
11:30AM–12:45PM	TRIAC: The Swiss Army Knife of Paragraph Writing The TRIAC model refers to a model for organizing and developing paragraphs requiring illustrations and analysis. Join Andrew Pudewa as he demonstrates this model to craft a well-organized, logical paragraph as taught in IEW's newest video course University-Ready Writing. Session Handout: Davy Crockett Saves the Day PDF Session Handout: Transitional Clincher PDF	Andrew Pudewa
1:00PM–2:15PM	Round-Table Discussion for Teachers During the round-table discussion, join the conversation as our panel answers questions submitted during registration or asked during the live conference. Joining host Julie Walker are Sharyn Staggers, Hannah Averitt, Debbi Hall, Erica Nease, Jeff Nease, Evan Smith, and Renee Vasher from the Schools Division Team.	Andrew Pudewa, Julie Walker, Sharyn Staggers, Hannah Averitt, Debbi Hall, Erica Nease, Jeff Nease, Evan Smith, and Renee Vasher

Time (CT)

Session

Speaker(s)

10:00AM–11:15AM

Principles of Motivation

A life-long student of motivation, Andrew Pudewa has organized fundamental ideas of motivation into categories: four forms of relevancy, three laws of motivation, and two secret weapons.

Andrew Pudewa

11:30AM–12:45PM

TRIAC: The Swiss Army Knife of Paragraph Writing

The TRIAC model refers to a model for organizing and developing paragraphs requiring illustrations and analysis. Join Andrew Pudewa as he demonstrates this model to craft a well-organized, logical paragraph as taught in IEW's newest video course University-Ready Writing.

Andrew Pudewa

1:00PM–2:15PM

Round-Table Discussion for Teachers
During the round-table discussion, join the conversation as our panel answers questions submitted during registration or asked during the live conference. Joining host Julie Walker are Sharyn Staggers, Hannah Averitt, Debbi Hall, Erica Nease, Jeff Nease, Evan Smith, and Renee Vasher from the Schools Division Team.

Andrew Pudewa, Julie Walker, Sharyn Staggers, Hannah Averitt, Debbi Hall, Erica Nease, Jeff Nease, Evan Smith, and Renee Vasher

Meet the Team

Andrew Pudewa
Julie Walker
Sharyn Staggers
Hannah Averitt
Debbi Hall
Erica Nease
Jeff Nease
Evan Smith
Renee Vasher