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Co-Designing Early STEM Learning Resources: Teacher-Researcher-Family Partnerships
Learn how co-design can help ensure that the activities and resources developed are meaningful and feasible, particularly for children from economically disadvantaged communities.
Measuring What Matters Most for All Learners
In this edWebinar, we’ll uncover a comprehensive model for measuring student progress based on extensive research and input from thought leaders and innovative schools.
PBIS and Middle School: Reversing the Engagement Decline
In this edWebinar, we’ll discuss why implementing a PBIS framework that focuses holistically on student engagement — and not simply behavior — is not only more likely to promote positive behavior change but to lead to measurable gains in SEL and school climate.
Antarctic Climate Change: A Polar Problem with Global Consequences
The goal of the course is to give a primer on why Antarctic geoscience is critical to understanding the present and future consequences of climate change.
Engineering Learning Opportunities in the Math Classroom
Join this edWebinar to see examples of these instructional strategies in action and learn how to apply them in your own classroom.
Engaging Students in Science Practices and Moon Phenomena with Digital Media
In this edWebinar, we will fly around the Moon, experience a lunar eclipse, and observe the Moon in the sky as we discuss how to actively engage K–12 students in science practices that support their learning of core ideas around Moon phenomena.
Character Education: Interview with Medal of Honor Recipient James E. Livingston (Vietnam War)
This edWebinar, presented by the Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation, is an inspiring learning opportunity for middle and high school students to connect directly with an American hero.
Breaking Bold: Igniting a Love for Learning
This edWebinar will discuss a simple framework and process for cultivating a culture centered around high expectations, resilience, and creativity.
Rethinking the Cost of Digital Collection Building: It May Not Be as Expensive as You Think!
Please join Michelle Luhtala as she interviews Mary about how this consortium is promoting equity and access throughout her state and how it can benefit school libraries elsewhere.
Reducing Challenging Behaviors in Students with Autism: Merging Visual Language and Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)
Take an in-depth look at evidence-based strategies to help reduce and/or replace challenging behaviors utilizing functional communication training.
Guiding Students’ Early Learning Journeys
In this edWebinar, Dr. Scott McConnell and Dr. Jan Bryan will share strategies for teaching young students, along with practical tips for assessing your early learners more effectively.
Create Equitable Access for Students with Reading Deficits: Using Literature as a Vessel
This edWebinar will provide insights and learning on how a school district with a diverse population of students created systematic change and redesigned their services and supports to meet the needs of their struggling readers and to ensure equitable access for all.
Leveraging Free Digital Tools for Authentic Assessment
In this edWebinar you’ll learn about tools that will help you understand where your students are and how best to support them.
Integrating SEL into Everyday Instruction
This edWebinar makes the case for taking a deliberate approach to the “hidden curriculum” already being taught, presenting a five-part model of SEL that’s easy to integrate into everyday content instruction.
Successful Women in Leadership: Building and Maintaining Strong Relationships
In this edWebinar learn about the unique contributions of women in leadership and how building and maintaining strong relationships is critical to success.