Presented by Kristen Jackson, Kindergarten Teacher, Willow Brook Elementary School (OK); and Simone Wertenberger, Director of ESL and Migrant Families, Henderson County Public Schools (NC)
Moderated by Kristen Walter, Director, US Programs, Worldreader
Presented by Pam Allyn, Co-Founder, Dewey; Dr. Ernest Morrell, Professor and Associate Dean of Humanities and Equity, Notre Dame University; and Yalitza Vasquez, Co-Founder, Dewey
Presented by Alicia Balfrey, Autism Training Specialist, STAR Autism Support
Join this edWebinar to learn how simple attendance intervention measures can be applied to improve student engagement during distance learning.
There’s no secret formula for parent engagement. And when English isn’t their first language, the obstacles seem more daunting. According to Rick Castaneda, a training specialist at Rosetta Stone, the key is to develop a multi-step approach that gives parents several different opportunities to connect with the school and their children’s teachers while also making sure that the parent, no matter their language, feels like a key part of the decision-making process. In his edWebinar, “Involve Parents for Greater English Learner Success,” Castaneda discussed six key areas of parental involvement, based on the work of Johns Hopkins professor Joyce L. Epstein, PhD, and how each one helps build a stronger relationship.
This edWebinar will discuss the importance of family and community involvement—particularly on behalf of English learners.
Simple Acts brings parents and educators practical, easy-to-do ideas to involve the whole family in volunteering and helping others in the community.
In this edWebinar, NAEYC’s Susan Friedman and Kara Myers share some key guiding principles for engaging diverse families in and out of the classroom.
Parent involvement means more than getting parents into school. In this edWebinar, learn about getting parents more involved through family literacy.
In this edWebinar, school leaders, teachers, and auxiliary staff will have an opportunity to explore six building blocks of family engagement