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Fred Cochran

SJCOE: Deeper Dive into UDL Series (Universal Design for Learning)

 Participants will apply principles of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) as they co-plan, teach, assess and reflect deeply on evidence of learning within a lesson. Throughout this course participants will explore the purpose and characteristics of a variety of assessments and the elements of effective lesson design to support student learning that is aligned with the UDL Framework. 
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Bri Carroll

SJCOE: Grading for Equity, From Book to Practice

 Are you ready to take Grading for Equity to the next level? For those who have a working knowledge and understanding of the foundations of Grading for Equity, join this Community of Practice as we begin developing a systematic approach to supporting our students in creating more equitable practices for grading. 
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Jeff Horwitz

Novak Education: Improving Accessibility with Technology and UDL

Technology is not our foe. When leveraged as a tool, technology can help to remove barriers and improve access to grade-level content, make things more efficient for us as educators, and even be fun! We know technology is rapidly changing and just when you dive into the latest app,the next best thing is in focus.This course will lay the groundwork for how to create an accessible space for all learners in workspaces such as Google Suite and/or Microsoft Office. Then we will dive into the latest apps, websites, and extensions (yes, AI too!) to allow for more voice and choice in the classroom, improve engagement, and increase accessibility for all our learners. Our goal is that when you complete this course you’ll walk away with a clear understanding of how to boost student success – by clicking with tech 🙂
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ONLINE
Jeff Graham

The Classroom Brain: Neuroscience in the classroom: The Science of Behavior Management

This course provides a brief, layman’s description of the brain and how it works, learns, and develops. We examine how we, as parents and teachers, can provide an atmosphere conducive for growth and development. This course also examines the effects of emotions, environment, and relationships on the learning experience.
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ONLINE, ASYNCRONOUS
Angel Valerio

Inspire Creative Science Communication with Media Projects by KQED

Help students develop creative science communication skills and demonstrate their learning in science with media-making.
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IN-PERSON, SYNCRONOUS
Satinder Singh, Debbie Williams, and Kelly Russell

Building Thinking Classrooms in Mathematics (Advanced) by SJCOE

This course will dive deeper into the teaching practices for enhancing learning for the participants who have already begun the work of Building Thinking Classroom (BTC), but have questions or want to know what to do next?
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ONLINE, SYNCRONOUS
Marilyn George Nadine Elwood

Professional Development Training and Participation on a Visiting Committee by WASC

WASC is currently offering two professional development units for a course that prepares educators to serve as WASC accreditation visiting committee members to facilitate continuous school improvement.
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IN-PERSON, SYNCRONOUS
Satinder Singh, Debbie Williams, Matt Haber, Kelly Russell

Building Thinking Classrooms in Mathematics by the SJCOE

Experience exciting math shifts at the Summer 2023 math professional learning at the San Joaquin County Office of Education!
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ONLINE, ASYNCRONOUS

CalTPA Cycle 2 Support by Orange County Department of Education

This CalTPA Cycle 2 course provides nine weeks of instruction, resources, and guidance in an asynchronous format.
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ONLINE, ASYNCRONOUS

CalTPA Cycle 1 Support by Orange County Department of Education

This CalTPA Cycle 1 course provides nine weeks of instruction, resources, and guidance in an asynchronous format.
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ONLINE, ASYNCRONOUS
Rachel Roberson, teach@kqed.org

Making Audio to Inspire Learning by KQED

Master the basics of audio production and gain the confidence to lead audio projects with students
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ONLINE, ASYNCRONOUS
Rachel Roberson, teach@kqed.org

Assessing Student Media Projects by KQED

This course will show you how to apply all your best practices and incorporate new media-specific assessment techniques.

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