Sentences with phrase «as season educators»

They include members of the judiciary, law enforcement community as well as season educators.

As a seasoned educator, I found it to be an easy read, and a great reminder of the how's and why's of teaching.

What I am learning every day — even as a seasoned educator — is that I must regulate behaviors before any learning will occur, and the strategies above have helped immeasurably.

Not exact matches

Each year Sunbridge presents a variety of courses and workshops designed for seasoned educators and administrators as well as for those who are brand new to Waldorf Education.

We'll continue to work toward the deepening of public Waldorf education as we offer keynotes and workshops for both seasoned Waldorf educators and those new to the work.

As parents and educators statewide continue to protest so - called high - stakes testing tied to Common Core, politicians this election season are tapping into voters» frustration with how the curriculum was rolled out.

The only film that I remember capturing kids and educators in the inner city as effectively was season four of the great TV series The Wire, which focused on a middle school.

We get that it's the season for political sniping and that the Obama administration wants to hobble Gov. Rick Perry's upstart presidential campaign, but Duncan should shelve the hyperbole if he wants to be effective as the nation's top educator.

Back in the US it's hiring season in the independent school world and I have spent the past four days engaged in non-stop conversations with Finnish and US educators about our work as instructional leaders, connected educators, and life - long learners.

«This book combines the voices of seasoned connected educators with great suggestions for growth for those new to building connected classrooms as well as those educators who have been connected for years.

A seasoned leader skilled in building long - lasting relationships with educators at all levels, Coni Rechner serves as Discovery Education's Senior Vice President of National Partnerships.

With the election of Betty Rosa as NYS Board of Regents chancellor on Monday, coupled with standardized test season approaching, many parents and educators are refocusing on this year's opt - out movement.

Many seasoned educators are weary of any new trend, especially if, as is true with social and emotional learning, they feel they already know and use teaching practices that help build their students» competencies in that area.

This month, as a follow - up to User Group Season, we are sharing some ideas for building your own Personal Learning Network using one of the most popular social media sites for educators, Twitter.

How can we as educators best support our students as they process the results of this divisive political season?

The holiday season is bittersweet for educators as they say good - bye to their students.

A seasoned educator, Dr. Kramer has taught in elementary and middle school classrooms and served as principal, director of elementary education, and university professor.

Join us as we invite three seasoned educators to share their best practices and tips and tricks for creating a positive climate for formative assessment in your schools.

Learn from seasoned educators, as they share their best practices and tips and tricks for creating a positive climate for formative assessment in your schools.

As Spring finally emerges, we usher in this season of rejuvenation with new professional opportunities that give educators the tools to deliver effective family engagement, and build meaningful relationships with families that accelerate student learning.

To seasoned educators, the basic concepts that undergird student - centered learning won't strike them as particularly new.

Join us as we invite two seasoned educators to share their best practices and tips and tricks for creating a positive climate for formative assessment in your schools.

As students across the country buckle down for standardized testing season, the recent backlash against implementing the Common Core State Standards has illuminated a pressing problem for educators and students...

As students across the country buckle down for standardized testing season, the recent backlash against implementing the Common Core State Standards has illuminated a pressing problem for educators and students alike: our education system's emphasis on curriculum.

In the 1970's a seasoned educator, Charlotte Lockhart (also known as the «BiPhonic Woman»), published the original Discover Intensive Phonics for Yourself curriculum due to the success she had working with struggling readers in her school.

Students explored their notions of beauty and the sublime, reflecting on Adams's ideas about beauty as an admitted pursuit that is «suspect,» and created projects adapted from the ART21 Season 4 Educators» Guide in which they sought to make a beautiful image from something they would otherwise deem ugly or banal and mundane.

As early childhood education and care communities ride the seasons of change, the workshop aims to add value and strategy to the complex decisions that educators make daily while they promote the learning and development of children and continuously seek ways for their communities to belong, be and become.