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Reliable Research

Research-based practice is critical to the ISTE Educator Standards.  Learner 1c is “Stay current with research that supports improved student learning outcomes, including findings from the learning sciences.” So where…

Curriculum Leaders’ PLC – Online

The Curriculum Leaders’ Professional Group addresses timely issues related to curriculum, instruction and assessment in PK-12 educational programs. Members pose questions, share resources, and find solutions to problems of practice…

DYS – Watching our Youth Succeed

…that left him paralyzed. He share that all of his struggles eventually helped lead him to the successes he has found in his personal and professional life. One youth graduate…

Rossana Salazar, MPH

Rossana Salazar is a bilingual public health and early childhood professional with deep expertise in community engagement, health equity, and culturally responsive education. She currently serves at the Collaborative for…

Naiomi Robles

…facilitates professional development. Her work focuses on topics such as dismantling ableism in schools and addressing race and equity within school systems. A proud alumna of Holyoke Public Schools and…

Calm Teachers, Calm Kids: Pause, Breathe and Reset

This fun and interactive professional development session will equip teachers with effective mindfulness techniques to use with young children. Educators will learn strategies to integrate mindfulness, Qigong (similar to T’ai…

Dr. Alex Hirshberg

Dr. Alex Hirshberg is a clinical psychologist who provides professional development and consultation services to schools and collaboratives across New England. He is the founder and executive director of Hirshberg…

Matilde Graciano

Matilde Graciano has been working in the Early Childhood field for over 23 years. She has served as a bilingual (Spanish/English) Family Child Care Educator, CDA Professional Development Specialist, Center…

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