Curriculum Associates partnered with the Council of the Great City Schools (CGCS) to sponsor the first-ever Dr. Michael Casserly Legacy Award for Educational Courage and Justice. As part of the award, CGCS Executive Director Casserly will select an educator from
Month: March 2021
TEACHING SEL WITH HISTORICAL/PERSONAL TESTIMONY TO PROMOTE EQUITY & INCLUSION
The USC Shoah Foundation is back. One of my favorite guest organizations, their message is powerful and their programs are available to K-12 educators for use in the classroom. This time Lesly Culp, their Head of Education Programs, guides us
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ASSESSING STUDENTS WITH RESPECT TO THEIR SOCIAL EMOTIONAL NEEDS
Our good friend Starr Sackstein, renowned thought leader and educator, returns to talk about her newest book and offers best practices for results as SEL needs become more and more important.
HOW ACT IS EQUALIZING THE PLAYING FIELD FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
Katie Featherston, ACT’s Senior Director of Accessibility, discusses a huge challenge in accessible testing — how it’s going, how it started and what the future holds.
COMMUNITY CENTERS & SCHOOL DISTRICTS WORKING TOGETHER FOR EQUITY
Bethlehem PA Elementary School Principal Eric Fontanez is joined by returning guest Charles Dinofrio, CEO of Children’s Centers of the Lehigh Valley.
reDesign Launches Open Call for “Designers-in-Residence” to Reimagine Curriculum This Summer
50 Designers will be selected to create next-generation 7-12 grade student projects that develop key competencies and critical consciousness, and nurture deep connections to community reDesign, an educational design consultancy, is launching its inaugural Designers-in-Residence program, convening boundary-breaking curriculum designers
New Webinar Series Provides Expert Advice for Engaging Middle School Students in Math
To support middle school math educators with their ongoing instruction, Curriculum Associates is launching a new, nine-part webinar series called Math in the Middle: A Plan to Engage and Motivate Middle School Students. The complimentary series, which kicks off on
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LEADING ARIZONA’S EDUCATION TO POST-PANDEMIC RECOVERY
A CCSSO SHOW: Arizona’s Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman is our guest. She is the first educator to lead the department in that state in more than two decades.
AASA, THE SUPERINTENDENTS ASSOCIATION: GRANTS TO DISTRICTS FOR SEL PROGRAMS
As part of its mission to reshape and retool social and emotional learning throughout the country, AASA, The School Superintendents Association, has awarded six school districts with technical assistance, collaborative support and $4,000 grants to further their professional development efforts
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