Join Common Sense to learn about their Device Free Dinner initiative, including the latest research on media, kids and families.
This webinar will explore the ways in which participatory and enjoyable adult-child music activities can engage parents in their child’s learning, enhance the home learning environment, promote family engagement in school, and support a strong child-teacher-family connection.
Join us as Dr. Ernst explores culturally competent, authentic communication skills and strategies designed to engage families.
In this webinar, participants will explore how creativity connects creative experiences and can deepen opportunities for family engagement.
Did you know one million students are on a waiting list to attend a charter school? Did you know the number of full-time students registered in online education is four times what it was a decade ago? Did you know ten percent of U.S. students attend a private school? You have competition!
In 2013, Panama-Buena Vista Unified School District’s new superintendent made a bold declaration: “We’re going 1-to-1. And we’re going big with 6,000 laptops to be distributed to students.” Once the laptops were purchased
Given the link between learning outcome success and family engagement, every K-12 district is on a journey toward optimizing its school-home communications. In this webinar, Marc Rubner, Schoolwires’ VP of Marketing, presented a Roadmap to Optimizing Communities (ROC).
You might be surprised by how much the look and feel of a website impacts communication and community engagement. In this webinar, professional website designers shared how design solves communication problems and why it is a critical factor for increasing your K-12 community’s engagement.
In this webinar, presented by the Arts and Music community at edWeb.net, participants were introduced to the ways in which developmentally appropriate and enjoyable music and movement activities can be used as a catalyst for family engagement in school and at home, ultimately creating a musical community that benefits the development of the whole child.