Presented by Elizabeth McChesney, Early Literacy and Community Partnerships Consultant, LaundryCares Foundation; and Joan Brooks, Vice President of Sales, Blue Star Education
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Summer Engagement for Continuous Learning
Presented by Dr. Joyce Jamerson, National Director of Academic Planning and Solution Development, Scholastic; and Dr. Kelli Cedo, Senior Director of Early Learning and Title I, Norfolk Public Schools (VA)
Summer and Expanded Learning Rooted in Evidence: It’s a Whole New Ball Game
Presented by Mark Williams, Chief Partner Success Officer, BellXcel; and Damon Johnson, Chief Impact Officer, BellXcel
Moderated by Dr. Joyce Jamerson, National Director of Academic Planning & Solutions Development, Scholastic Education Solutions
7 Strategies for Using Summer as a Springboard to a Successful Fall Through Family-School Engagement
Presented by Dr. Katherine Gull, EL Program Coordinator, Frederick County Public Schools (MD); Simón Miera, Senior Partner Success Manager, TalkingPoints; and Kate Pechacek, Senior Director of Partner Success, TalkingPoints
Summer Fun with Digital Citizenship
Presented by Suzy Lolley, Instructional Technology Specialist, Cherokee County School District, Canton, GA Hosted by Common Sense Education and Sponsored by Symantec [button link="https://media.edweb.net/edWebinar/?view=20180522edwebnet16" color="blue"...
Social Media and Cell Phones – Today’s Tools to Connect with Families This Summer
How can you stay connected with parents and students over the summer? In this webinar, Lisa Nielson will share practical step-by-step advice on how to leverage social media in a responsible way.
Strategies for Planning Summer School for Math Intervention
As the time to plan summer school programs gets underway, this webinar provided a resource to assist in your development process. Fellow educators shared their models for personalizing learning both in the summer and during the regular school year to close math gaps.
Healthy Food + Healthy Ecosystems = Healthy Neighborhoods (A Summer Garden Program for Middle School Youth)
Middle schoolers can get a lot out of the school garden experience, from growing food to learning about the science underlying the natural world. At CitySprouts summer youth program in Cambridge, MA
Summertime in the School Garden: Exploring Opportunities to Support and Share Your School Garden
Summertime presents both unique challenges and important opportunities when it comes to school gardens. Who takes care of the garden when school is out? How can the school garden be connected to summer learning and healthy food access opportunities?