Professional Development Workshop Collection

Our constructivist, ESSA-aligned professional development workshops allow teachers to apply what they've learned immediately. Check out our other job-embedded services, such as coaching, curriculum review, and PLC support.
Improved Instruction

Effective Implementation of Centers

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Administration

Growing Leaders: A Program for New and Emerging School Leaders

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Administration

Leading Change: A Program for School Leaders

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Early Childhood and Elementary English Workshops

Science of Reading for Coaches Program

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Early Childhood and Elementary English Workshops

Science of Reading for Teachers Program

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Early Childhood and Elementary English Workshops

Science of Reading for Leaders Program

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K-12 Mathematics Workshops

Using Math Manipulatives in the Classroom

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K-12 Mathematics Workshops

Student Engagement in Mathematics, Part 1: Problem Solving and Math Stations

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Family Engagement and Support

Strategies for Supporting Mathematics at Home

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Social Emotional Learning

Social Media is Stressing You Out!

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K-12 Mathematics Workshops

Understanding and Unpacking the Mathematics NJSLS

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K-12 English Workshops

Understanding and Unpacking the NJSLS for English Language Arts

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Assessment

An Educator's Guide to Developing and Utilizing Common Assessments

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Improved Instruction

Transforming Classrooms into Thriving Communities: Putting Research into Practice

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Improved Instruction

Strategies for Increasing Student Motivation and Autonomy

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Improved Instruction

Cultivating Grit in Our Students: Promoting Perseverance in the Classroom and Beyond

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Improved Instruction

Elevating Student Voice and Choice

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Assessment

Incorporating Student Self-Assessment into Your Grading Practices

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Assessment

Using Student Choice to Create Assessment Options

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Social Studies

Embracing Our History: Empowering Students to Be Active Citizens

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NJSLA Science

Integrating NJSLA into Daily Instruction for Science

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Frank D'Amici

Principal at Lodi High School