School counselors have unique professional development needs – academic, mental health, college & career prep. Angie has rounded up numerous resources – webinars to conferences to websites – for you to fill your cup!
Education
Educators often take for granted the technology hardware & software infrastructure which keeps classrooms humming. Eric provides a peek behind the curtain at a recent gathering of IT professionals.
While we like to think summer is ice cream trucks & running through sprinklers, it can hold unique challenges for students & families. Annie shares tips & resources for people of all ages.
We know foundational skills are critical to early reading. But what are the next steps we need to help readers take to become lifelong readers? The LitGals explore this question.
Explore picture books you can use to introduce students to art, artists, & museums. Jen has even rounded up some virtual field trips to expand your students’ horizons.
The journey to become a trauma-informed school is not a short one. Trudi Wolfe wraps up her four part series exploring the impact of this process.
What does it look like when the tenets of the Science of Reading are incorporated into lessons? Dr. Erin McNeill provides a glimpse into what is happening.
Students SWEAR they study better with music. What does science say?
Testing season can suck all the joy from a classroom. Tim has great ideas for brining it back!
How do you create assessments which still involve learning? Take a look at what happens when math meets art!