We are primarily targeting certified lead classroom K-12 teachers across all subjects and grade levels. However, a limited number of highly qualified non-teaching school professional candidates will be admitted as well. If you are a qualified education professional looking to make a real difference in children’s lives, this event is for you. The charter school […]
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We are primarily targeting certified lead classroom K-12 teachers across all subjects and grade levels. However, a limited number of highly qualified non-teaching school professional candidates will be admitted as well. If you are a qualified education professional looking to make a real difference in children’s lives, this event is for you. The charter school
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We are primarily targeting certified lead classroom K-12 teachers across all subjects and grade levels. However, a limited number of highly qualified non-teaching school professional candidates will be admitted as well. If you are a qualified education professional looking to make a real difference in children’s lives, this event is for you. The charter school
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Our first career fair event of 2022 is primarily targeting certified lead classroom K-12 teachers across all subjects and grade levels. However, we will admit a limited number of highly qualified non-teaching school professional candidates as well. If you are a qualified education professional looking to make a real difference in children’s lives, this event
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The pandemic and the controversies that have arisen since schools opened in the fall have called upon education leaders to be creative and resourceful as they figure out how to respond to the challenges they face. This webinar will feature leaders and policy experts with valuable insights into leading during periods of crisis.
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Stories have the ability to open our eyes to different ideas, introduce us to new people, and take us on exciting journeys. Falling in love with reading helps students become leaders of tomorrow, and more active and engaged community members today. The Robertson Center is excited to invite you to our One Community, One Book
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Learning A-Z will be hosting our second annual complimentary CONNECT virtual conference: The Power of Engagement in the Modern Classroom. This CONNECT conference is all about the power of engagement. Engagement unlocks potential. It’s at the core of an empowered community. The conference will offer two tracks, an Administrator-focused track and a Teacher-focused track.* Join
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KIPP Miami’s Recruitment Team is hosting a Virtual Information Session! Come learn about joining our network of schools in Miami! About this event *Link and dial-in info will be sent once registration is confirmed. Come join our Recruitment Team for a Virtual Information Session on November 17, 2021! This event is for candidates interested in
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Join Discovery Education on a unique journey that inspires student agency through the lens of duty and service. Voices of U.S. – Why We Serve is the first installment in Voices of U.S., a Virtual Field Trip series in partnership with Discovery, Inc. that introduces students to the principles, people, and perspectives that shape our
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The human heart beats 100,000 times a day. To show how this body engine works, this virtual field trip from Discovery Education and Abbott follows two students as they explore the fascinating structure and function of the heart with Abbott scientists and doctors – and join U.S. Olympian Lolo Jones to learn how to keep
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For the past 75 years, Holocaust survivors and their descendants have fought to reclaim stolen property, art, and narratives. The struggle for restitution continues today. Join TOLI for an important discussion with Menachem Kaiser, author of “Plunder: A Memoir of Family Property and Nazi Treasure,” on his quest to reclaim his grandfather’s apartment building in
Holocaust Restitution: The Struggle Contines Read More »
The Early Childhood Coaching certificate is fully online. It’s perfect for ECE teacher-leaders, coaches, directors, principals, home childcare providers, early interventionists, special education staff or anyone looking to enhance coaching skills.
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The Early Childhood Coaching certificate is fully online. It’s perfect for ECE teacher-leaders, coaches, directors, principals, home childcare providers, early interventionists, special education staff or anyone looking to enhance coaching skills.
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The Early Childhood Coaching certificate is fully online. It’s perfect for ECE teacher-leaders, coaches, directors, principals, home childcare providers, early interventionists, special education staff or anyone looking to enhance coaching skills.
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The Early Childhood Coaching certificate is perfect for ECE teacher-leaders, coaches, directors, principals, home childcare providers, early interventionists, special education staff or anyone looking to enhance coaching skills.
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When Illinois closed schools in March 2020, students with disabilities in Chicago were unable to receive updated Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), a legally binding document that outlines specific services for each student. As a result, thousands of Black and Latine students were left scrambling to regain access to services from Chicago Public Schools. How is
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Gaiennie Law Office is excited to announce the continuation of our Adopt A Family Nomination! This will be our fifth straight year running the program! The Adopt a Family Nomination gives the community a chance to support each other and nominate deserving families to win $500. Gaiennie Law Office aims to help those who have
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There is mounting urgency over getting more Colorado students reading on grade level, yet often little information for parents and students on what makes great literacy instruction and what practices their schools follow. Chalkbeat Colorado investigations over the last year reveal a huge variety of reading curriculums in use, often different programs at schools a few
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Join TOLI for the launch of Becoming a Holocaust Educator: Purposeful Pedagogy Through Inquiry, scheduled to be released October 22, with a roundtable discussion featuring teachers who work to address the specific history of the Holocaust and who recognize its relevance for understanding today’s world. Co-editors Jennifer Lemberg, Associate Director of US Programs at TOLI,
Book Launch: “Becoming a Holocaust Educator: Purposeful Pedagogy Through Inquiry” Read More »
Times are tough for everyone now, even more so for educators in such a volatile environment. Attend a free online session from New York University’s Metro Learning Communities, led by Dr. Hayley Watson (Ph. D Clinical Psychology) to learn how to manage your stress and create a suitable workspace for yourself. Date: November 30, 2021
Join Votebeat for Midway to Midterms: a dynamic conversation on what we’ve learned from 2020 and how we can protect the 2022 elections. Hosted by Votebeat’s editorial director, Jessica Huseman. Our panelists are Tiana Epps-Johnson, founder and executive director with the Center for Tech and Civic Life which works to make US elections more inclusive and secure, and Trey Grayson,
Midway to Midterms: What the 2020 election taught us about threats to 2022 Read More »
Take students on a virtual adventure into New York City’s newest and most forward-thinking neighborhood to explore new horizons in community building and a behind-the-scenes look at the amazing architecture and engineering innovations at Edge, the highest outdoor skydeck in the Western Hemisphere. This virtual field trip is appropriate for students in grades 4-12. Reach
The Future is Now Virtual Field Trip with Edge at Hudson Yards Read More »
Celebrate the dynamic movement of the supply chain as students follow the lifecycle of automotive parts traveling from manufacture to their final destinations all over the country. Along the way, a variety of real-world professionals will show students how their everyday passion and problem-solving help to support Toyota’s mission of providing Mobility for All. Find
Moving to Market Virtual Field Trip with Toyota Read More »
Dig into the exciting ways the agricultural cooperative (co-op) business model is connecting communities and inspiring everyday innovation with this new virtual journey. Students will trace the lifecycle of a crop from the ground up to see how collaboration and creativity are combined to nourish communities, solve problems, and improve lives. Along the way, students
Power of Cooperatives Virtual Field Trip with CHS Foundation Read More »
Join a 90-minute interactive workshop with the authors of Who’s In My Classroom? Building Developmentally and Culturally Responsive School Communities, a new book of concrete strategies to help educators build supportive relationships with students. Balancing high expectations of students with understanding students’ particular circumstances (e.g., housing insecurity, poverty, racial trauma) is an important skill in
High Expectations and the Culturally Responsive, Trauma-Informed Teacher Read More »
Join TOLI for a discussion with the renowned historian and Holocaust expert, Timothy Snyder, Levin Professor of History at Yale University. Professor Snyder is the author of many books including, most recently, Black Earth: The Holocaust as History and Warning and On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth Century. Through the lens of history he
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Hosted by Bank Street Graduate School of Education, the 2021 Language Series—“Language Teaching and the Arts”—will be a virtual space for educators (teachers, librarians, administrators, coaches, consultants, teacher education program faculty) to share their design of learning experiences integrated with the arts for language-minoritized children and nurture our understandings of curriculum and pedagogy that validate
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Join University of Southern California education and public policy experts and our national audience of education leaders for the next webinar in the “A New Vision for Schools” series, hosted by the USC Rossier School of Education. Fall 2021 will go down in history as perhaps the most controversy-laden return to school we have ever
Join TOLI for this compelling discussion regarding the role of women in the resistance movement during the Holocaust. Sheryl Silver Ochayon – Program Director, Echoes & Reflections, International School for Holocaust Studies, Yad Vashem – and Sheri Rosenblum – Director of Development and Outreach, Jewish Partisan Educational Foundation – will examine the role of Jewish
Nevertheless, They Resisted: The Women Who Defied Nazi Rule During the Holocaust Read More »
Are you ready to get your hands on STEM? This action-packed event empowers the next generation of STEM solution seekers with the skills they need to take on some of the planet’s greatest sustainability challenges. Our host, Brandon Okpalobi, will introduce students to a local or global issue, explore why it is happening, connect with
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Join the STEM Careers Coalition for Diversity in STEM, an important conversation designed to connect corporate and community leaders with educators to engage in a thought-provoking discussion on building a diverse STEM workforce. Meet with equity warriors from the Manufacturing Institute, Caterpillar Foundation, Chevron, Arconic, NAF, TGR Foundation, and Metro Nashville Public Schools. Together, they are breaking down barriers and building equitable opportunities
Diversity in STEM Discussions | Accelerating Hispanic Leadership in Modern Manufacturing Read More »
As the nation approaches the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, the Center for Civic Education is offering a free webinar for teachers on September 9 at 7 p.m. ET featuring speakers from the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, Belmont University, and the Center for Civic Education. First Amendment scholar David Hudson of Belmont University will
Teaching 9/11 and the Constitution: Free Speech and Civil Liberties Read More »
Across the country, kids are sitting down to math homework and asking their families — often in frustrated tones — the age-old question: Why do I need to learn this? With calculators and smartphones always at the ready, maybe you have also wondered the same thing. In our Real Value of Math Class Webinar for
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In too many math classes across the country, kids — often in frustrated tones — have asked the age-old question: Why do I need to learn this? With procedures and formulas (and calculators and smartphones) always at the ready, maybe you, as an educator, have even wondered the same thing. In our Real Value of
The Robertson Center Presents: The Real Value of Math Class Read More »
Have you ever sat down to plan a lesson and wondered where in the world to begin? From studying materials as an adult thinker, to coming up with your own responses to questions, to considering which students to call on and when, preparing to teach can be an absolute whirlwind. In our Intellectual Preparation for
Intellectual Preparation: Bringing Lessons to Life Webinar Read More »
Project-Based Learning (PBL) is a teaching method in which students learn by actively, investigating and responding to authentic and complex historical questions. In history education, teaching through projects can connect students and schools with their communities, make history relevant, and foster democratic citizenship. Join our Operations & Outreach Manager, and former teacher, Jesse Tannetta to discover intersections and
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Witness what goes on behind-the-scenes at Boeing to ensure safety and quality in all their programs while meeting engineers and seeing the labs where they test the limits of new aerospace ideas and materials. This virtual field trip is appropriate for students in grades 6-12.
Testing the Limits Virtual Field Trip with Boeing and Discovery Education Read More »
Addressing the important topic of mental health for youth across America, activate peer-learning by introducing students to other students bringing the Six Sustainable Happiness Skills to life by spreading happiness in local communities. Traveling the United States from the vantage point of a selfie video, students discover how science-based strategies can enhance mental wellness and
Empower students to do good deeds by observing the 20th anniversary of 9/11 and the September 11 National Day of Service and Remembrance (“9/11 Day”). Designed for students born after September 11, 2001, this experience highlights the remarkable ways people throughout the United States came together, focusing on our common humanity in the aftermath of the
Communication technologies have become a core part of family-school partnerships, yet school staff and system leaders often lack time and information to maximize how they use these online portals, texting services, and learning management and student information systems to ensure that every family can make their child’s potential a reality. Join National PTA, in partnership
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Join us for a fun-filled hour to play a set of Kahoot! games and review coding concepts students have learned in Scratch coding classes. We will play 3 levels – starting from level 1, all the way to Level 3. Everyone is welcome to join. You can play Kahoot! from a phone, tablet, or computer.
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The Urban Health Media Project trains urban high school students with diverse backgrounds and empowers them to report, write and broadcast stories about health and social issues affecting their communities, as well as the potential solutions to address them. This fall, the Urban Health Media Project (UHMP) will offer a 5-week virtual reporting workshop, “Pandemic-era
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Generation Absent: Post-COVID fallout and long-term fixes The impact of the pandemic on K–12 student learning will dramatically mark an entire generation. And while the year ended with most students having access to in-person instruction, many opted not to return to school. It will require outreach and communication touch-points with families—beyond what has been typically
Generation Absent: Post-COVID fallout and long-term fixes Read More »
LabXchange is a global science classroom open to every curious mind. Created at Harvard University with support from the Amgen Foundation, this powerful digital platform makes high-quality science education accessible, connects learning to careers, and gives everyone, everywhere, the opportunity to chart a path in science—for free. With LabXchange, you and your students can: Learn
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LabXchange is a global science classroom open to every curious mind. Created at Harvard University with support from the Amgen Foundation, this powerful digital platform makes high-quality science education accessible, connects learning to careers, and gives everyone, everywhere, the opportunity to chart a path in science—for free. With LabXchange, you and your students can: Learn
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LabXchange is a global science classroom open to every curious mind. Created at Harvard University with support from the Amgen Foundation, this powerful digital platform makes high-quality science education accessible, connects learning to careers, and gives everyone, everywhere, the opportunity to chart a path in science—for free. With LabXchange, you and your students can: Learn
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LabXchange is a global science classroom open to every curious mind. Created at Harvard University with support from the Amgen Foundation, this powerful digital platform makes high-quality science education accessible, connects learning to careers, and gives everyone, everywhere, the opportunity to chart a path in science—for free. With LabXchange, you and your students can: Learn
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LabXchange is a global science classroom open to every curious mind. Created at Harvard University with support from the Amgen Foundation, this powerful digital platform makes high-quality science education accessible, connects learning to careers, and gives everyone, everywhere, the opportunity to chart a path in science—for free. With LabXchange, you and your students can: Learn
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LabXchange is a global science classroom open to every curious mind. Created at Harvard University with support from the Amgen Foundation, this powerful digital platform makes high-quality science education accessible, connects learning to careers, and gives everyone, everywhere, the opportunity to chart a path in science—for free. With LabXchange, you and your students can: Learn
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Learn more at our monthly information sessions Are you interested in professional development or obtaining your master’s degree? Drop into a Zoom information session about graduate program options. Learn about upcoming cohorts, scholarships, admission deadlines, and the application process. Topics include: Culturally & Linguistically Diverse Education (TESOL) Principal Leadership Special Education Teacher Leadership Teacher Licensure
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Gone are the days when we could expect future teachers to enroll in a college of education directly after high school, earn their license, and teach for the rest of their professional lives. Now, many that go this route don’t stay in the profession, and countless others who didn’t initially consider teaching as a career
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American College of Education is changing the future of education by delivering quality online degree programs at industry-low costs, with master’s programs under $9,500 and doctoral programs under $24,000. Learn more about ACE and how you can continue your education through ACE’s 100% online advanced degrees. If you cannot attend live, you can still register
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Join us for DiversifiED’s final summer 2021 professional learning series! Registration for this 4-week/10 PL credit course is open now. Asynchronous learning cohort begins July 8! Course Description: This educator professional development equips educators to successfully address student trauma using a culturally responsive approach, in ways that are inclusive across multiple stages of English acquisition.
Join us for a trial of Art Class & Story Time! Art Class & Story Time is a weekly mixed media class where we learn the foundations of art, read books, and play games! This course runs form July 1-August 19. For our trial class we will make a gumball machine! You can use watercolors
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Join SheEO Academy for an interactive workshop to help you earn an entrepreneurship or financial literacy badge. Members of Girl Scouts of the USA can complete ALL FIVE STEPS to earn a new badge in each virtual workshop. Every participant receives an Ideabooktm keepsake to record what you learned in each of the five badge
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Join Bank Street’s Center on Culture, Race & Equity (CCRE) for an information session on The CCRE Collective, an online cohort-based program designed to support teams in reimagining and redesigning inequitable systems. Whether you work for a school, district, governmental agency, or non-profit, the CCRE Collective will guide you in your journey to building inclusive
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Join Bank Street’s Center on Culture, Race & Equity (CCRE) for an information session on The CCRE Collective, an online cohort-based program designed to support teams in reimagining and redesigning inequitable systems. Whether you work for a school, district, governmental agency, or non-profit, the CCRE Collective will guide you in your journey to building inclusive
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Hear student panelists from Michigan, New York, and Tennessee in a conversation with Secretary Cardona on June 24 from 7-8 p.m. ET. Students will share their own experiences of learning during a pandemic and ask the secretary questions about the policy changes they seek in their schools, districts, and communities. Following the panel, Chalkbeat managing
In Their Voices: Students Speak with Secretary Cardona Read More »
In recent weeks, we have witnessed a dangerous surge of anti-Semitic violence in the US and Europe. These attacks, fomented by anti-Israel incitement, accompany the disturbing spread of anti-Semitic conspiracy theories prior to and during the pandemic. Join the Olga Lengyel Institute (TOLI) and the Jewish Telegraphic Agency (JTA) for a panel discussion with experts
Confronting the Surge of Anti-Semitism in Europe and the US Read More »
This webinar helps those interested in updating their stations using Osmo for Schools learning systems and how to get the most out of their Osmo products. The webinar will address changing up learning stations for English Language Arts (ELA), Math, and STEAM/STEM. It will be co-hosted by Kira Westbroek of Osmo for Schools, and Technology
Shake Up Your Station Rotations, In Time for Fall Read More »
Join Shael Polakow-Suransky, President, Bank Street College of Education, for a conversation with Dr. John B. King Jr., President, The Education Trust, and Dr. Pamela Cantor, Founder and Senior Science Advisor, Turnaround for Children, to learn how the latest findings in neuroscience research can shape our understanding of childhood learning and development to inform the
Recent investments in 1:1 technology do not have to go to waste as we return to the classroom. This session will cover the best ways to leverage technology for personalized instruction and tailored support for students. Join this webinar to find out just how effective leftover technology can be.
Technology & Blended Learning: A Recipe for Student Growth Read More »
During the transition to online learning, many schools found trouble in holding students accountable. As schools transition back to hybrid or in-person models, technology tools can be used to support student ownership—not just drive a wedge between students and teachers, as many educators suspect. Find out how teachers use student groups in Kiddom to empower
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Ink, Tea, & Shots is a workshop for teachers. All grade levels are invited to attend, as the sources and methods discussed can be adjusted for most grade levels. Preservice teachers are also encouraged to attend! We’ll be discussing life stories and primary sources that put women in the center of the conflict and ways
Ink, Tea, and Shots: Women’s Agency during the American Revolution Read More »
Examining Our Shared Humanity brings together teachers from across Massachusetts who are looking to deepen their practice of teaching the Holocaust, other genocides, and helping their students consider the role of social responsibility. Participants will take an inquiry-based, multi-disciplinary approach to their study of the Holocaust and more recent genocides. They will use writing as
The Infosys Foundation USA is excited to host its fourth annual Pathfinders Summer Institute from July 18-23, 2021! K-12 teachers are invited to join us for this engaging virtual professional development opportunity in computer science and maker education. Teachers from all disciplines are encouraged to apply – no prior CS or maker education experience required.
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The Wisconsin satellite seminar is designed for teachers who seek to deepen their content knowledge and explore best practices in Holocaust education. Participants will have the opportunity to hear survivor testimony and attend virtual presentations by experts in Jewish history, as well as learn about contemporary Jewish life. Engaging as teachers and learners, participants will
Looking to the Past to Envision the Future: Holocaust Education and Lessons for Today Read More »
Are you looking for a professional learning experience to rejuvenate you? Climate Generation’s Summer Institute for Climate Change Education is an impactful 3-day online training for teachers from all backgrounds and subjects to learn new tools, skills, and resources to teach climate change in science, social studies, ELA, environmental studies, geography, art, math, and more.
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