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Building Communities:
Weekly Connections with Teachers, Parents, and Schools
30
November
edTrends | Equitable Grading: Standards-Based with A Growth Mindset
4-5:30 PM Eastern Time (Last Tuesday of every month)
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Please contact Dr. Jerry Rivera-Wilson if you would like to participate via email:
Event Info
Join us on edTrends for a yearlong conversation on “Equitable Grading: Standards-Based with A Growth Mindset.”
Tuesdays, 4-5:30 PM EST
April 27, 2021- April 26, 2021
1
December
edTrends | Preserving What Matters Most in Literacy Intervention Online
4-5 PM
Registration
Event Info
Join us as Dr. Stephanie Affinito shares her experiences leading a literacy intervention practicum online and offer concrete suggestions for preserving what matters most as we shift between in-person, virtual, and remote instruction: access to appropriate text, digital anchor charts, and tools, mini-lessons focused on skills and strategies and student choice and ownership.
December 1, 2021 @ 4 PM EST Via Zoom (Free!)
Register at: bit.ly/edTrends12-01-21
15
December
edTrends | Teaching Environmental Issues in the K-12 Classroom with a Solutions-Centered Approach
4-5 PM
Registration
Event Info
Join the NYS Master Teachers to discuss how to infuse environmental conservation and climate solutions into cross-curricular teaching across all disciplines and grade levels by collaboratively creating turn-key resources, science literacy topics, math problem sets, and relevant field trips. The group’s mission is to support teachers so that they can create positive, non-partisan, and non-divisive classroom communities to facilitate sustainability. The Master Teachers will share the lessons and activities they have created and used in their classes.
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December 15, 2021 @ 4 PM EST Via Zoom (Free!)
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