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 | Inclusion & Accessibility Learn about the ‘essence’ of inclusion and explore the Least Restrictive Environment (LRE) and Universal Design for Learning (UDL) to help you on your journey to inclusive education for all.
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 | Dr. Katie Martin | Learner-Centered Innovation How is your role as an educator different than it was in the past, and what will it be like in the future? Join Dr. Katie Martin in this micro-course to explore ways to be ready for the changes and embrace the evolving role of the educator. In... | ||||
 | Student Engagement As we explore how we can build relational trust among ourselves as adults to create a safe space for teaching - we need to continue to recognize that as we build this trustworthy community we improve the learning environment for our students.... | ||||
 | Social-Emotional Learning / Trauma Resiliency Children impacted by trauma and prolonged toxic stress carry a burden of feeling unworthy and disconnected from others. In turn, these feelings impair the traumatized child’s ability to develop meaningful and secure attachments. Once... | ||||
 | Social-Emotional Learning / Trauma Resiliency Building positive connections with your students helps to build resiliency, which, in turn, can help them cope with trauma, stress, and adversity. These positive connections can help serve as a protective factor for the student. Building... | ||||
 | Instructional Practices Curriculum is a large topic and task, yet it can be simplified in approach and action. In this micro-course, learn what curriculum is and is not, analyze its components, and build your confidence and understanding of curriculum - one of the... | ||||
 | Student Engagement School has changed. As a teacher, you know this first hand. There are more issues to deal with as a teacher, and it seems like teaching gets more and more difficult. What if I tell you that YOU can be the change that your school needs? All it may... | ||||
 | Social-Emotional Learning Traditional methods of school discipline tend to be reactive and punitive in nature. Research demonstrates these methods are ineffective in guiding our students in learning how to "behave.” Restorative practices provide an alternative to... |
