Will you be teaching Benchmark Reader’s Workshop? This session is for you! During this session, you will get a quick overview of the program, navigate the curriculum, and get started with this HQIM. Participants will get resources and tips as they start the new school year!
It’s teacher time! Participants will learn the latest shifts for grade level small group reading time for the bottom of Scarborough’s Rope skills. Resources to use for this small group and data collection ideas will be included during this session. Participants will receive lesson plan templates and practice planning a lesson for a grade level small group.
Throughout the workshop, participants will engage in hands-on activities and discussions aimed at promoting effective writing instruction for English learners. They will explore methods for scaffolding writing tasks to support students at different proficiency levels, including pre-writing activities, vocabulary development, and sentence structure support. Participants will be able to effectively engage English learners in writing lessons with grade level content regardless of their English proficiency.
Will you be teaching Benchmark Reader’s Workshop? This session is for you! During this session, you will get a quick overview of the program, navigate the curriculum, and get started with this HQIM. Participants will get resources and tips as they start the new school year!
It’s teacher time! Participants will learn the latest shifts for grade level small group reading time for the bottom of Scarborough’s Rope skills. Resources to use for this small group and data collection ideas will be included during this session. Participants will receive lesson plan templates and practice planning a lesson for a grade level small group.
As an educator we understand the importance of data collection, however, what data are you collecting on the students that have modifications and accommodations? What is your current process for providing documentation of how frequently a student is being provided and using the accommodations set forth in their IEP? Have you ever questioned what specific accommodations look like in the classroom? This session will help you better understand the students' accommodations and how to accurately document when and how those accommodations or modulations are being used. Together we can discuss and collaborate on how to encourage progress for students in your classroom using appropriate accommodations and data collections.
Will you be teaching Benchmark Reader’s Workshop? This session is for you! During this session, you will get a quick overview of the program, navigate the curriculum, and get started with this HQIM. Participants will get resources and tips as they start the new school year!
It’s teacher time! Participants will learn the latest shifts for grade level small group reading time for the bottom of Scarborough’s Rope skills. Resources to use for this small group and data collection ideas will be included during this session. Participants will receive lesson plan templates and practice planning a lesson for a grade level small group.
Participants will be able to recognize characteristics of gifted students in their classrooms, especially those within marginalized subgroups to help nominate students for the GT referral process. After this session, participants will be able to recognize and identify gifted students within their classrooms, especially those within a minority population or “non-traditional” gifted students
Will you be teaching Benchmark Reader’s Workshop? This session is for you! During this session, you will get a quick overview of the program, navigate the curriculum, and get started with this HQIM. Participants will get resources and tips as they start the new school year!
It’s teacher time! Participants will learn the latest shifts for grade level small group reading time for the bottom of Scarborough’s Rope skills. Resources to use for this small group and data collection ideas will be included during this session. Participants will receive lesson plan templates and practice planning a lesson for a grade level small group.
As an educator we understand the importance of data collection, however, what data are you collecting on the students that have modifications and accommodations? What is your current process for providing documentation of how frequently a student is being provided and using the accommodations set forth in their IEP? Have you ever questioned what specific accommodations look like in the classroom? This session will help you better understand the students' accommodations and how to accurately document when and how those accommodations or modulations are being used. Together we can discuss and collaborate on how to encourage progress for students in your classroom using appropriate accommodations and data collections.
This breakout session intends to provide teachers with fun and engaging behavior management tools that increase desired behaviors within the classroom. It will also give teachers ideas for building positive relationships between parent/teacher, and teacher/student. A focus in the classroom is building teacher credibility through respect and rapport among all parties in the student's education. These roles work hand in hand to create a positive learning/teaching environment for both the student and the teacher and give parents a sense of community within the classroom. In this session, we will discuss the importance of teacher relationships to students and parents, as well as the significance of parental involvement and how each of these things have a direct impact on classroom management. We will look at many ideas on how to develop and implement these things, and collaborate together to brainstorm more ideas that will foster an environment of trust, love, excitement and academic excellence.