Are you constantly frustrated with finding ways to enhance your social studies curriculum? Have you thought about creative and fun ways to reach your students but never have the time to invest in researching resources? This presentation is geared toward Social Studies teachers who want to introduce their students to skills and resources that will help your entire student population. Join this session to get resources that will enhance your social studies toolkit.
Want your students to take more risks, engage in productive struggle, and work on critical thinking skills? We will discuss ways to task students with open inquiry while keeping the recursive process sustainable. Activities align with new ELA standards.
Are you constantly frustrated with finding ways to enhance your social studies curriculum? Have you thought about creative and fun ways to reach your students but never have the time to invest in researching resources? This presentation is geared toward Social Studies teachers who want to introduce their students to skills and resources that will help your entire student population. Join this session to get resources that will enhance your social studies toolkit.
We will refine our understanding of the differences between growth and fixed mindsets. We will develop strategies to promote growth mindset for our students, and we will incorporate these strategies into our practices and lesson plans for the coming year.
We will explore research based effective use of teacher feedback and plan ways to incorporate effective feedback into our practice and lesson plans to improve student achievement.
Google Translate, ChatGPT, Twee, Diffit….what in the 'tech' is AI ?! Join the fearless educators who are learning to harness artificial intelligence for good and not evil. Let’s find useful ways together for educators to use AI to enhance our craft and improve our profession.
Come experience the learning pit first hand! We will explore how we scaffold, the words we use with students, and the support we embed into classroom assignments. We will then analyze the impact and effect they have on the learning outcomes and student performance.
The process of writing is hard work. Teaching writing, and helping students believe in themselves as writers, is even harder. Join Lisa Helsel, 2023 recipient of the NCTE Donald H. Graves Award for Excellence in Teaching Writing, as she shares ideas for connecting deeply with student writers and for helping them become aware of their own writing processes. Participants will walk away with assessment and reflection activities that can be used in classrooms across the grade levels.