IN-PERSON, SYNCRONOUS
Mathematics Summer Institute – Building Thinking Classrooms
Mathematics Summer Institute – Building Thinking Classrooms
What you'll learn
Experience a plethora of macro-moves and micro-moves to create optimal learning conditions for learner-centered, student-owned deep mathematical thinking and learning.
Explore and learn strategies and approaches that not only require thinking but will encourage thinking. Gain insights into how everything from designing probing questions to arranging furniture can support (or "enhance”) student learning.
Learn how to select and implement high leverage math routines, rich tasks, and engaging activities to foster student engagement and provide opportunities for students to experience joy in mathematics.
Networking and Collaboration
What you'll learn
Use innovative methods and best practices disseminated by leaders in the field
Network with peers, mentors, and professionals to establish connections that help the teacher and student
Use effective techniques from a diverse range of backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives
Coach Em Up
What you'll learn
Develop a practice plan based on the latest best practices
Acquire knowledge and drills to coach your sport
Develop a handbook for your program that includes coaching philosophy, team rules, schedule, equipment care, etc.
Successfully interpret and apply the rules of your sport to at least one specific scenario at the high school level
Classroom Presentation Skills
What you'll learn
Use different classroom presentation techniques to promote, support, and model creative thinking and inventiveness
Demonstrate fluency in technology systems and engage all stakeholders using digital media to reinforce students’ innovative achievements
Advance students’ knowledge by incorporating digital tools in the classroom to expand their content learning
Design differentiated lessons that enable students to manage their own learning using digital resources
Flipping the Classroom
What you'll learn
Apply concepts learned to create classroom material that benefits teacher and student
Use state academic standards to guide decisions made about curriculum and document them in all submitted work
Demonstrate competency in “flipping” using resource material provided during the course
Alternative Ed Teaching Strategies
What you'll learn
Understand the unique challenges and opportunities in continuation school settings
Develop and apply trauma-informed and culturally responsive teaching strategies
Integrate social-emotional learning (SEL) into daily instruction
Explore effective classroom management and restorative practices
Design and implement differentiated instruction for diverse learners
Utilize technology and project-based learning to enhance student engagement
ONLINE, ASYNCRONOUS
The Station Rotation Model
ONLINE, ASYNCRONOUS
Catlin Tucker
Education Reimagined: Shift Mindsets, Transform Learning Environments
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