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Power of Inclusion
General educators, special educators, paraprofessionals, and others will work together to learn about inclusive classrooms and how to effectively collaborate as a team to ensure all students have access to, and make progress in, the general curriculum.
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Universal Design for Learning (UDL): Next Steps
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is a research-based framework you can use to create accessible curriculum and environments for ALL of your students. This proactive approach removes learning barriers by considering the natural variability of how students learn, and allows all students to have access to the general education curriculum. Learn more about UDL here.
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GT Administrators and Counselors Training
This self-directed online course will meet the requirement for six hours of professional development for administrators and counselors that serve gifted students.
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Literacy for All! Designing Inclusive Literacy Learning Environments – Foundational Literacy Skills, Grades 4-12
The purpose of this session is for participants to understand why older students must be taught the literacy skills that are normally taught in grades K-5 and how to make the instruction age appropriate. Kindergarten – 3rd grade teachers are welcome to attend.
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The Name of the Game
Name of the Game is an 8-part webinar series dedicated to vocabulary learning for children with hearing loss. The focus is on children who use listening and spoken language, however applications are made to sign language learning when appropriate.
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ESL Academy Online
This self directed online course provides a foundation for understanding language acquisition and explores best practices in ESL instruction while preparing participants for the TExES exam #154: English as a Second Language Supplemental.
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Biliteracy Series for Kinder-2nd: Online Individual Sessions
These online, self-guided, individual sessions provide in-depth training on how to support Kindergarten through 2nd grade students as they develop their biliteracy skills.
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CTE Classroom Management
A thorough and thoughtful classroom management plan is the foundation of every successful classroom. Whether you are a novice CTE teacher struggling with classroom management or you already have a plan in place, this course will teach you how to create a classroom management plan that will drive your students and classroom to success.
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STEM Foundations: Explore & Learn STEM Foundations
The STEM Foundations course series is designed to provide a practical and strategic process for STEMifying students' learning experiences. The STEM roadmap serves as a basis for establishing a common language, vision, and pathway toward the strategic implementation of a STEM program and STEMified learning.
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PBL for Diverse Learners: Managing PBL
Project Based Learning (PBL) allows students to learn through the use of projects and problem-solving. Projects are more than just engaging lessons. They include essential elements that raise the rigor of learning in the project
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PBL For Diverse Learners: Planning PBL
Project-Based Learning (PBL) gives students the opportunity to learn through the use of projects and problem-solving. Projects are more than just engaging lessons. They include essential elements that raise the rigor of learning in the project. PBL projects are aligned with multiple standards and often across multiple content areas. They also tend to be student-driven with many opportunities for students to make choices about how they work on their project, and how they present their findings.
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