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University / Professional DevelopmentCommunications Team2019-08-15T11:06:40-07:00
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2020 STEM/CTE Industry Speed Networking Event Aug 13th 8:30-11:30 Who: All K-12 Teachers and Administrators Where: Oregon Connections VIRTUAL platform Why: Learn what local companies do and how it relates to standards and student career aspirations. Gain authentic answers to students’ question, "Why will I ever need to know this?" through examples and contextual learning experiences. This event serves as a point of entry in connecting educators to industry expertise. What: Meet local professionals wanting to support STEM, CTE, and student learning in Oregon schools. Join colleagues by subject area/grade band* to meet (virtually!) local professionals across a variety of job sectors and explore Oregon industries as they relate to academic content, career exploration, future guest speakers, etc.
Building Virtual Relationships with Students webinar Aug 4 As school districts across the country prepare to move their instruction partially or fully online this fall, a key concern is how to build relationships with students. Many students will be trying online learning for the first time and may need help feeling connected to their classmates and teachers. Some students may be new to the district and be meeting their teachers for the first time. This webinar will highlight the innovative practices Pueblo City Schools employs to stay closely connected with their students in fully online and hybrid programs. Gain strategies for building relationships with students in an online setting and come away with a vision for how to begin the new school year.
Caring School Community Program Create a culture of kindness and respect, where students are treated warmly in a safe and supportive environment. Our distinguished, evidence-based, social and emotional learning, and discipline program, Caring School Community, promotes positive behavior through direct teaching of responsibility, empathy, and cooperation, creating a setting where students feel heard, known, and cared for.
Center for Collaborative Classroom PD Collaborative Classroom PD page with Current and upcoming Summer PD options.
Collaborative Classroom National Webinar with Leader’s Panel Series Planning for the coming school year has never been more urgent or more complex. As educators, we face vital and interconnected goals as we prepare for reopening in the fall: addressing our students’ learning loss, healing trauma, and rebuilding our learning communities. Please join us for a three-part webinar series featuring district leaders and Collaborative Classroom educators.
Collaborative Classroom Virtual Professional Learning workshop series In July and August 2020, we will offer three series of live, virtual, highly interactive professional learning workshops. Each series focuses on a specific Collaborative Classroom curriculum – Collaborative Literacy or SIPPS – and is designed to provide you with the essentials for strong implementation.
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Oregon Open Learning Hub Launch!!! This is a digital resource repository and collaboration space for educators, administrators, and other educational partners to curate, create, and remix open educational resources (OER). Join this webinar to learn about the Hub and how you can get connected.
Power Schools Blended Learning Best Practices Webinar Series Power Schools Blended Learning Best Practices Webinar Series
Renew a Teaching License by Professional Learning Board Renew a teaching license provides online PD for Oregon teachers. Teachers choose from self-study PDU courses or self-paced semester-credit graduate courses from a regionally accredited university. All courses come with a FREE PD tracker. Teachers can even add in professional and staff development from conferences and workshops!
Seesaw Training and PD Seesaw Training & PD Learn the ins and outs of Seesaw in just 5 steps. Join us live*, watch a recording, or work through slides at your own pace.
Sex Ed for All Teachers work with live, responsive avatars who are as unpredictable and inquisitive as real students, then get coaching from sex education experts. A few participants will have a chance to try out the practice and receive coaching themselves.
Shake up Learning Webinars: Google Webinars for Teachers by Kasey Bell Multiple Google Webinars for Teachers
Tech Kids Unlimited (TKU) virtual workshops Starting today, we're proud to be partnering with TKU, a NYC-based non-profit that teaches computational thinking and technology to students ages 7-21 who learn differently. TKU’s mission is to open up the field of technology to students with disabilities and to help them become the techies of tomorrow. We'll host five virtual workshops over the next two weeks for students, families and teachers
Vernier STEM Professional Development Free Participate in hands-on training led by an experienced science educator. Collaborate, share ideas, and learn with your peers. Explore age-appropriate, classroom-ready experiments. Learn about Vernier technology solutions for biology, chemistry, physics, engineering, and coding.
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Concordia Partnership Program and Courses Courses available to SFSD Employees through Concordia University
Concordia University Partnership Concordia University-Portland Partnership Network
Southern New Hampshire STEMscopes Graduate Programs Earn a Master's degree or post-master's graduate certificate for the most important professional growth you undertake - strengthening your practice to strengthen your students’ learning. SNHU's Graduate Programming in STEM Instruction emphasizes that your daily experiences as a classroom teacher are integral to what you choose to learn
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