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Student SupportTallo for Your Students
$0.00Add to cartThis course provides an overview of the Tallo platform as well as information to aid the successful implementation of Tallo to your students.
Diversity & InclusionAn Educator’s Guide to Anti-Racism
$29.99Add to cartThis course by Dr. Sheldon L. Eakins empowers teachers and school leaders to examine bias and learn what it takes to become an anti-racist. It explores the roots of biases, fosters understanding of implicit prejudices, and provides practical insights to navigate systemic racism. Through reflective exercises, individuals can identify actionable steps to promote equity and inclusivity in both personal and professional spheres.
Instructional PracticesHow to Interpret Student Data
$29.99Add to cartIn this course for teachers, learners will explore the FRAME data cycle for interpreting a collection of quantitative and qualitative data. They will learn how to define remediation and how to incorporate reteaching strategies into their lesson plans and instruction. Learners will apply their learning with a choice of primary or secondary classroom case studies woven throughout the course.
Instructional PracticesHow to Reflect
$29.99Add to cartDiscover techniques to integrate authentic reflection into teaching practices for enhanced student learning. This course emphasizes cultivating analytical skills, integrating new knowledge with prior understanding, and fostering greater self-awareness. Join us to create meaningful reflection experiences that deepen learning outcomes.
Student SupportTrauma and the Learning Brain
$29.99Add to cartDo you remember learning about Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs and Bloom’s Taxonomy? This course takes these theories and applies them to the impact of trauma on the brain. Supporting students who have experienced trauma begins with understanding how their brain handles that experience.
Instructional PracticesWebinar: Effective Research-Based Practices
$29.99Add to cartEducators always want to adopt research-informed practices, but when do you have time to do the research and find strategies that you know will benefit students. Dr. Ashleigh Franco can help you by spotlighting highly effective strategies for teaching and learning. Her findings are applicable for both virtual and brick-and-mortar classrooms across all grade levels and subjects.
Instructional PracticesScience of Reading 1: Foundations
$29.99Add to cartReading is foundational for all content within schools, so this first course in a larger series introduces learners to the best practices of reading instruction. These practices are aligned to the Science of Reading – decades of research that identifies how we learn to read. Specifically, you will learn how reading comprehension relates to the brain’s processing of external stimuli while being introduced to the five essential components of reading.
Diversity & InclusionCulturally Responsive Instruction 1.1
$29.99Add to cartNo matter how you view cultural responsiveness now, it starts in your heart and mind. When you know where you stand, you can truly focus on your growth and a better way to work with the students you serve.
LeadershipAI for Leaders: Integration
$29.99Add to cartSpecifically for school leaders, this course offers ideas for change management regarding the use of artificial intelligence in schools. Leaders will practice with a few AI tools and gain strategies to use with all stakeholders as they lead up, through, and around the school community. Downloadable resources are part of the course and the learner has an opportunity to create 2 plans they can use within their local context.
LeadershipBuilding Resiliency in Education
$29.99Add to cartRecognize important habits and provide leadership tools to help your staff and students “bounce back” from the challenges ahead.
LeadershipProblem Of Practice
$0.00Add to cartIf you want to promote collaboration and problem-solving with your colleagues, then this course is for you. The Problem of Practice consultancy protocol offers tools that can be learned and applied to online or in-person meetings. The process will tap the expertise of those in attendance as you collectively solve a problem.
Instructional PracticesAI for Educators: Practice
$29.99Add to cartAfter having spent time in the AI Theory course learning about the implications of this technology in the classroom, this course will bring you into the specifics of how to practically use AI in the classroom: lesson plans, grading, feedback, and student assistance. The course shares several takeaway resources, a litany of sample exercises, and AI tools to try.