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Conference Theme:

Envisioning the Future of Educator Preparation:

Fostering Belonging, Equity, and Excellence

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The many changes in the education system implemented during and after the pandemic have demonstrated that educators are extraordinarily resilient and creative. In a matter of days, with everything shut down and a pervasive atmosphere of fear, educators across the state were able to pivot to remote instructional modalities that went far beyond content delivery. Educators and schools found new resources for teaching, new ways to connect with students, new ways to work with families, and new ways to collaborate with each other. Through all of this, educators acted with compassion and grace.

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The field of education is now at a point of inflection, where we are looking at the changes in the profession that are here to stay and considering how best to prepare for the future. In 2021, UNESCO published a paper, Futures of Education: A New Social Contract, that places teachers at the center of the new vision for education: “Teachers are key figures on whom possibilities for transformation rest. They, in turn, must recognize the agency of their students…… Supporting teachers’ autonomy, development, and collaboration is an important expression of public solidarity for the futures of education” (p. 80).

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Schools continue to be center stage in heated local and national debates, as educators at all levels face challenges to curricula, materials, and pedagogies. From classrooms to school board meetings, stakeholders are grappling with how decisions are made, whose voices are included, and what counts as research or knowledge. These conflicts highlight fundamental questions about the purposes of education and the roles of educators, as well as what it means to engage in civic participation and discourse.

 

Our 2023 conference features presentations that ask critical questions and provide hopeful solutions to the challenges of the future based on fostering belonging, equity, and excellence for teachers.

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CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS:

• Meet our 2023 Plenary Speakers: Dr. Rhonda Bondi and Dr. Michael Hynes ​

• Coming Soon! View our 2023 Conference Program
   

CONFERENCE SPONSORSHIP:

• Please consider sponsoring our conference! Click here for more information!

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Online Registration is Open!

 

Registration Information: 

The conference registration rates are as follows:

3 days - Wednesday, Thursday, Friday (Regular Rate: $375; Reduced Retired/Student/P-12 Teacher Rate: $200)

2 days - Thursday and Friday (Regular Rate: $350; Reduced Retired/Student/P-12 Teacher Rate: $140)

1 day - Wednesday Pre-Conf. only (Regular Rate: $200; Reduced Retired/Student/P-12 Teacher Rate: $80)

1 day - Thursday only (Regular Rate: $200; Reduced Retired/Student/P-12 Teacher Rate: $80)

1 day - Friday only (Regular Rate: $200; Reduced Retired/Student/P-12 Teacher Rate: $80)

 

All rates will increase by $25 after October 12.
 

Register Now: NYSATE-NYACTE 2023 Conference Registration

Pay Now:  https://new-york-state-association-of-teacher-educators-inc.square.site/

 

Hotel Information:

The Gideon-Putnam Hotel and Conference Center, Saratoga Springs, NY.

Conference room rates: 

Standard Room: $179/night

Deluxe Room: $189/night

Suite:  $209/night

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Book Room Online Now: Fall 2023 NYSATE/NYACTE Conference Hotel Rooms

Use Group Code 9nh93b and event name NYSATE/NYACTE Fall Conference
For assistance with booking, contact the Gideon-Putnam hotel at (866) 890-1171.   ​

Hotel deposit and cancellation policies.

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