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Week of Events
Productive Math Struggle: A 6-point Action Plan for Fostering Perseverance Book Club
Audience:Â K-12 Educators, Gifted Specialists, School Leaders, Administrators Determine what productive math struggle is, what is look like, and why it is important; Develop a better understanding of your own math identity, help your students define their individual math identities, and learn about activities that help students explore math identity. Learn about activities to build […]
A Double Helping: Serving Multi-Language Learners – An Online Course
Audience: SLPs, teachers, administrators, intervention specialists, psychologists, ESL support staff, general education teachers Identify common patterns and influential key factors of multi language development. Apply understanding of patterns and key factors of multi language development and evidence-based strategies to distinguish between “language difference” and “language disorder.” Learn how to dynamically apply and individualize evidence-based best […]
January 13, 2026
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i-Ready Standards Mastery
i-Ready Standards Mastery
Standards Mastery provides targeted digital assessments for Reading and Mathematics standards in Grades 2–8. These assessments help educators quickly identify student performance trends, understand students’ current levels of mastery and potential misconceptions, and connect directly to instructional resources that support progress toward proficiency. Kirstin George is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Join […]
January 15, 2026
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Science/Social Studies Curriculum Leadership Team
Science/Social Studies Curriculum Leadership Team
Session Details We are looking for additional teachers in grades 4-8 who are passionate about teaching, learning, growing, and collaborating! These teams meet with a goal of collaborating with colleagues to share ideas and resources, create grade level units, activities and common assessments based on the standards in the Social Studies and Science Graded Course […]