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Introduction to Culturally Responsive Practice Description ✗ Not Open for Registration |
Social Justice | Paraprofessionals, Teacher | Professional Development |
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2021 Spring Webinar Series: Inclusion in Civic Learning Description ✗ Not Open for Registration |
English Language Learners, History, Special Education | Administrator, Principal, SuperIntendent, Teacher | Professional Development, English Language Learners, History and Social Studies, Special Education |
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A Closer Look at Close Reading Join Laurel Dickey in taking a closer look at close reading in the elementary school classroom. We will consider how close reading fits into the... Read More ✗ Not Open for Registration |
English Language Arts, Reading/Literacy | Specialist, Teacher | Professional Development, English Language Arts, Summer Academy |
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A Fixed Star: Teaching the First Amendment and Our Most Fundamental Rights The rights to expression and religion establish a baseline for a democratic society based on liberty and equality. This 7-week, fully online course... Read More ✗ Not Open for Registration |
English Language Arts, History, Social Justice | Teacher | Professional Development, History and Social Studies |
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A More Perfect Union (DYS/SEIS) A More Perfect Union focuses on teaching the history of the United States Constitution for teachers of students in alternative settings. Through a... Read More ✗ Not Open for Registration |
History, Special Education | Teacher | Department of Youth Services, Special Education in Institutional Settings |
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A More Perfect Union: Teaching the U.S. Constitution through Inquiry, Primary Sources, & the Common Core Expert, savvy scholars, Tony Corrado and Sara Dubow will explore the context and arguments over the U.S. ✗ Not Open for Registration |
Common Core, History | Curriculum Directors, Principal, Teacher | Professional Development, History and Social Studies |
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A Night of Art and Mastery of Success ✗ Not Open for Registration |
Community Member, Parent/Family, Teacher | Member Districts | |
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Academic Conversations Participants in this workshop will: Understand what an Academic Conversation is and how it is different than turn and talk. Explain the benefits of... Read More ✗ Not Open for Registration |
English Language Arts, English Language Learners | Early Educator, Specialist, Teacher | Professional Development, English Language Arts, English Language Learners |
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Academic Language This course is designed to facilitate teacher understanding of how academic language impacts learning. It will cover academic language features at... Read More ✗ Not Open for Registration |
Licensure | Licensure Candidate, Teacher | Licensure |
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Accessible Text: Bookshare, Learning Ally, & Creating Accessible Text In a world that demands strong literacy skills, it's essential that educators provide struggling readers with accessible alternative format text that... Read More ✗ Not Open for Registration |
Assistive Technology, Special Education | Teacher | Professional Development, Special Education, CCATT, Technology |
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Accessing Civic Engagement with Students with Disabilities How will your school district ensure that students with disabilities can fully and meaningfully participate in the new student-led civic engagement... Read More ✗ Not Open for Registration |
History, Social Justice, Special Education | Teacher | Professional Development, History and Social Studies, Special Education |
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Accessing Inquiry for English Learners through Primary Sources This course demonstrates English-learner-friendly approaches to primary and secondary sources using examples from the history of immigration and of... Read More ✗ Not Open for Registration |
English Language Learners, History | Specialist, Teacher | Professional Development, English Language Learners, History and Social Studies |
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Accessing Inquiry for Students with Disabilities through Primary Sources Social Studies' authentic sources, connections to real-world issues, and lessons from disability history can offer tools for differentiation and... Read More ✓ Available for Registration |
English Language Learners, History | Teacher | Professional Development, English Language Learners, History and Social Studies |