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Educational Outreach: Be a Teacher-Leader
Educational Outreach is about representing fellow teachers. That includes in negotiations with school administration and districts. As a teacher representative it is the job of an educational outreach
Click to continue »Pixar for SEL: Infinity and Beyond
Started by Star Wars creator George Lucas and later acquired by Apple’s Steve Jobs, Pixar, now owned by Disney, has been a groundbreaking CG animation studio since 1979. Feature length films include
Click to continue »Want to Earn Credits Boosting Your Career and Having Fun This Summer?
Learn About our Uniquely Flexible Summer Course. In this course you will be inspired and develop your dream curriculum while collaborating and earning credits/units to advance your career. What Did You
Click to continue »Inquiry-Based Education Awakens Innovation
Inquiry-based education awakens curiosity, wonder, and purpose in students. It elicits the evidence that we need to demonstrate students’ skills and their understanding of new standards. For teachers
Click to continue »Bring Passion Back to the Classroom
“Develop a passion for learning. If you do, you will never cease to grow.” — Anthony J. D’Angelo Do you ever feel like your students are just going through the motions? Has
Click to continue »Why Not Make Math Easy?
Students have a natural ability to learn, but sometimes math is intimidating. But it doesn’t have to be. Make math easy and fun. Why not? It can be done and once you break down that wall your kids will
Click to continue »Makerspaces Promote Creativity
Makerspaces promote learning through tinkering and creating and are as unique and diverse as the learners themselves. A mixture of arts and crafts, science, and technology with creativity, innovation and
Click to continue »Summer Course Gives Teachers a Head Start
More teachers are taking advantage of a summer course to better prepare for the coming year. For students, summer represents a long-needed rest from school. The same can be said, however, for teachers.
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