This year, edWeb has presented over 400 new programs on so many timely topics for PreK-12 educators. Our top 25 rankings are based on the number of registrations the programs received.
Coaching takes many shapes and forms in districts across the country. It is used to advance a range of strategic priorities, from supporting teacher growth and implementing evidence-based instructional practices to building leadership capacity.
Presented by Kimberly Weaver, STEM and EdTech Coordinator, Olympic Educational Service District 114 (WA); Drea Aguirre, Instructional Coach (Educational Technology), Pathway/CTE/6-12 School Support, Denver Public Schools (CO); and Toni Rose Deanon, Experienced Educator, Current Senior Manager, Community Engagement, Modern Classrooms Project
Presented by Dr. Raymond Barnes, Chief of Schools, Savannah-Chatham County Public School System (GA); Dr. Bryan Willis-Reese, Principal, Allgood Elementary School, DeKalb County Schools (GA); and Derrick L. McMahon, Jr., Former Educator, Senior Customer Success Manager
Whether seasoned or new, school leaders need a clear plan and vision to launch the school year effectively. A strong vision and practical strategies ensure sustainable success.
The nationwide teacher shortage has left many schools understaffed and struggling to find qualified educators. Thankfully, there’s an untapped resource that could solve this dilemma—paraprofessionals.
Presented by Dr. Terra Greenwell, Chief Academic Officer, Jefferson County Public Schools (KY); Melody K. Ilk, M.A., National Literacy Consultant and Lead Author, Literacy Transformations, LLC; and Melaika A. Brown, Supervisor, Elementary English Language Arts Curriculum, Montgomery County Public Schools (MD)
Moderated by Dr. Donna Wright, Retired School Superintendent and Education Consultant
How do you ensure teacher professional development makes a difference? During the edLeader Panel “Securing Student Success Through Transformative Teacher PD,” seasoned pros from schools across the U.S. rolled up their sleeves and answered the most pressing questions about transforming teacher training.
Presented by Christie Volmer, Deputy Superintendent, Hereford Independent School District (TX); Dr. LaChristy Reed, Chief Academic Officer, Gracelyn University; and Dr. Matthew Flippen, President, Gracelyn University
Thinking about AI in the classroom brings up two common refrains from educators: “Are they trying to replace me?” and “Oh great, something else to incorporate into my work day.”