

Attendees will dive into current cognitive neuroscience research and discover actionable insights to create dynamic, student-centered learning environments. The training emphasizes practical, research-backed methods that can be immediately implemented, including purposeful movement activities and kinesthetic teaching techniques that make academic concepts in reading, math, social studies, and science more accessible and engaging.
This summit is designed for educators across all grade levels who are ready to embrace innovation and reimagine learning through active, research-informed strategies.
"Managing Stress, 3L Struggling Student"
Catch a Houston Astros Game at Daikin Park!
Katy Mills- A climate controlled indoor shopping mall is home to over 175 stores!
Astroville Tunnel Tour of Downtown Houston- A walking tour that explores the underground tunnels of downtown Houston, TX!
Robyn Newton marks her 28th year teaching K-6 physical education at Vergennes Union Elementary in Vergennes, Vermont. Newton is passionate about teaching new skills, creating unique opportunities for play and emphasizing movement as key to helping students physically, mentally and socially. Her priority is building a better community for her students to be active, providing lessons that build trust, respect and confidence.
Newton secured a $900,000 Carol M. White Physical Education Program Grant for new equipment, programming and opportunities for her district. She started Kindergarten Action-Based Learning, a research-based motor development program linking physical activity and increased academic performance, and a two-week whole-school interdisciplinary Olympic unit.
Newton was Addison Northwest School District’s 2001 Elementary Teacher of the Year and the 2010 Society of Health and Physical Educators of Vermont’s Elementary PE Teacher of the Year. A member of the Vergennes Parks and Recreation Committee, she led a $300,000 project to renovate the community’s ice rink and basketball facility.
A native of Fairlee, Vermont, Newton graduated from the University of Vermont with a Bachelor of Science in physical education. She received the Outstanding Student in Physical Education Award and played softball, earning the player of the year award. She has a master’s degree in education and a Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study from Southern New Hampshire University. Newton coached the St. Michael’s College softball team for 18 years and was named the 2004 Northeast-10 Conference coach of the year.
Newton enjoys traveling, camping, golf, being outdoors and spending time with family and friends.
Hello Burlington- A website that has all the information about food, drinks, outdoor activities, places to stay, and things to do!Church Street Marketplace- The Church Street Marketplace has be named the "Best Public Square" in the country because of a great design and more than 40 years of vigilant work. This distinction is a reminder of how beloved and treasured Church Street is, and it comes at a great time (July) when summer markets, festivals, events, and more are happening!
Burlington Waterfront- Check out the bike path, walk in the boardwalk, visit ECHO Center, take a sunset cruise on the Spirit of Ethan Allen! Local Breweries (Foam Brewery), restaurants like Splash at the Boathouse or Spot on the Dock!
Action Based Learning
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