Ten Things that
Matter from
Assessment to Grading
by Tom Schimmer
Ten Things that Matter from Assessment to Grading outlines the big ideas of assessment so teachers can prioritize where to refine their practice. Structured in standalone, quick-read chapters, its flexible approach lets readers choose the material that matters most to them. Chapters tackle concepts such as descriptive feedback, differentiated instruction, student ownership and grading accuracy.
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Instructional Leader on the Go...
Each PD eBulletin gives the busy district or school-level leader brief, practical, free, high quality learning opportunities in a variety of media formats.
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 High-Speed Broadband Access Is Critical to Success of All Students
Digital learning is no longer the future of education: It is happening right now in schools across our nation. Bringing broadband access to low-income schools and libraries nationwide is an issue that we both feel passionate about. It is an investment not only in the future of our students, but also in our economy and our global competitiveness. Interactive online learning offers an opportunity to provide every child with a highly personalized, equitable, and excellent education.
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 Building Leadership & Collaborative Capacity in Schools
February 19, February 26,
March 5, & March 12, 2014
Four Part Webinar Series
with Jerry Trochinski
This webinar series will focus on; practice and theory of leadership and collaboration, contribution and rewards of leadership and collaboration, celebrating and affirming personal strength, and creating a theory and action plan for building confidence.
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 A Little Humor Goes a Long Way...
Guy Laughs at Kids Falling on Ice
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 Free Webinar:
Engineering is Exciting!
February 20th, 2014
at 9:00am PST/12:00pm EST
Free Webinar from PCS Edventures
In recognition of National Engineers Week, PCS Edventures will host a free, 1-hour webinar, demonstrating how engineering can be exciting for all students, and a snap to implement for educators. See how our Discover Engineering Kit uses project-driven, hands-on activities to inspire students to be inventive and imaginative, while enhancing core content areas.
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