This presentation is designed to provide tips for self-preservation from the inherent stressors in the educational setting. Audience members will have the opportunity to learn about what self-care is and is not. The delivery is lively with opportunities to interact with the presenters and other audience members. Time for reflection and practice is provided.
This engaging session invites secondary educators to explore the transformative value of relationship-building in the classroom. Grounded in real student voices and authentic experiences, we'll dive into the critical role that social and emotional well-being plays in learning and classroom culture. Participants will reflect on what students wish their teachers knew—insights that speak to the heart of teaching and reveal the deeper needs behind student behavior. Together, we'll explore strategies to foster trust, connection, and emotional safety, creating a classroom environment where students feel seen, supported, and empowered to succeed. Whether you're a new teacher or a seasoned educator, this session will reinvigorate your approach to student relationships and remind you why connection is at the core of meaningful teaching.
Students lack motivation to work overall, some of which comes from being stuck in a fixed mindset ("I have learned all I can and don't need to continue to learn", or "I Already know everything I need to"), and I want to motivate students into embracing a growth mindset (changing our statements from "I can't do this" to "I can't do this yet"). This rubs off from teachers and their attitudes or demeanors coming into work. We all have personal things going on outside of the schools, but how can we change our thinking? Changing our mindsets benefits our students and makes for more fun and engaging work time. This will lead into Critical Thinking more often and Higher Order thinking. "Change Your Words, Change Your Mindset, Change Your Thinking" will make a more enjoyable workplace for both staff and students.
Gimkit is a highly engaging and customizable web-based learning platform. It is an excellent tool for helping students memorize basic concepts and vocabulary. Edpuzzle is at the opposite end of the learning spectrum. It is a great tool for introducing new material. Both of these platforms fully integrate with Schoology.
Join us for a hands-on professional development session focused on using Adobe Express to enhance creativity and engagement in your classroom. This session will introduce educators to the user-friendly tools for creating stunning graphics, videos, web pages, and more—perfect for student projects, class presentations, newsletters, and digital storytelling. Participants will explore classroom-ready templates and discover ways to foster visual communication skills across subjects. No prior design experience required—just bring your Chromebook, ideas and a willingness to explore! Please bring a device to this session.
This presentation is designed to provide tips for self-preservation from the inherent stressors in the educational setting. Participants will have the opportunity to learn about what self-care is and is not. Time for reflection and practice is provided.
Teaching as a team is better for the teacher and the student. This session can help you understand how to set up a grade level or subject team through the use of the PLC questions.
During this session attendees would be learning the basics of updates, course set up, course linking to Powerschool, and adding resources to their class.
This session equips school staff with practical strategies to prevent challenging behaviors before they occur and effectively respond to challenging behaviors to assist students in de-escalating and re-engaging with instruction. Content is designed to support all educators - general education, special education, counselors, administrators, and related service providers.
I’ll share some of my favorite strategies from Peter Liljedahl’s Building Thinking Classrooms in Mathematics. I use these strategies in all of my science and math classes, and the feedback from students has been overwhelmingly positive! The strategies are easy to implement and easy to adjust to suit your needs!
This presentation defines Oppositional and Defiant behaviors and delves into the importance of building relationships and setting expectations within your classroom. The participants will have the opportunity to discuss various behavior scenarios and the different strategies that can be used to address the behavior. They will also have development time at the end to reflect on behaviors that occur within their classroom and create strategies to address the behavior with the support of the presenters.
Keeping up with the ever-growing schedules of secondary students can be exhausting. Teams, clubs, organizations and families are constantly coming or going somewhere. The Modern Classroom model not only meets students wherever they are but aids them in a way of learning they relate to. By using this model, students will be presented with material in 4 different ways before test day.
This training aims to provide our general education teachers and staff with a comprehensive understanding of the process involved in getting a student on an IEP, along with the associated timeline. We will cover a range of topics, including general education interventions, the RTI process, the differences between a 504 and IEP, the referral and evaluation process, eligibility determination, goal creation for IEPs, transition information, accommodations versus modifications, grading for special education students, academic concerns, ESY versus Summer School, behavioral documentation, and the role of paraeducators.
This session is for TFSD counselors, librarians, and others who already manage a webpage or have content on the TFSD web page. If you aren't already operating your page on Thillshare, the TFSD website platform, we can assist you with the migration. We will discuss the benefits of updating your page using Thrillshare and cover the basics of editing your page, adding content, and keeping your information up to date.
This presentation is designed to provide tips for self-preservation from the inherent stressors in the educational setting. Audience members will have the opportunity to learn about what self-care is and is not. The delivery is lively with opportunities to interact with the presenters and other audience members. Time for reflection and practice is provided.
This engaging session invites secondary educators to explore the transformative value of relationship-building in the classroom. Grounded in real student voices and authentic experiences, we'll dive into the critical role that social and emotional well-being plays in learning and classroom culture. Participants will reflect on what students wish their teachers knew—insights that speak to the heart of teaching and reveal the deeper needs behind student behavior. Together, we'll explore strategies to foster trust, connection, and emotional safety, creating a classroom environment where students feel seen, supported, and empowered to succeed. Whether you're a new teacher or a seasoned educator, this session will reinvigorate your approach to student relationships and remind you why connection is at the core of meaningful teaching.
Students lack motivation to work overall, some of which comes from being stuck in a fixed mindset ("I have learned all I can and don't need to continue to learn", or "I Already know everything I need to"), and I want to motivate students into embracing a growth mindset (changing our statements from "I can't do this" to "I can't do this yet"). This rubs off from teachers and their attitudes or demeanors coming into work. We all have personal things going on outside of the schools, but how can we change our thinking? Changing our mindsets benefits our students and makes for more fun and engaging work time. This will lead into Critical Thinking more often and Higher Order thinking. "Change Your Words, Change Your Mindset, Change Your Thinking" will make a more enjoyable workplace for both staff and students.
Learn how to use Canva to create classroom resources, lesson plans, flyers, organizational tools, and more. This is a working session, please bring a device.
Gimkit is a highly engaging and customizable web-based learning platform. It is an excellent tool for helping students memorize basic concepts and vocabulary. Edpuzzle is at the opposite end of the learning spectrum. It is a great tool for introducing new material. Both of these platforms fully integrate with Schoology.
This session provides an overview of our Benefits Management System (Employee Navigator) and guides employees through the Open Enrollment process, if you haven't completed it already. We'll walk you through how to review and select your benefits, and answer any questions you may have about your options. HR representatives will also be available to assist with general benefits and HR-related inquiries. Please bring a device.
Join us for a hands-on professional development session focused on using Adobe Express to enhance creativity and engagement in your classroom. This session will introduce educators to the user-friendly tools for creating stunning graphics, videos, web pages, and more—perfect for student projects, class presentations, newsletters, and digital storytelling. Participants will explore classroom-ready templates and discover ways to foster visual communication skills across subjects. No prior design experience required—just bring your Chromebook, ideas and a willingness to explore! Please bring a device to this session.
This presentation is designed to provide tips for self-preservation from the inherent stressors in the educational setting. Participants will have the opportunity to learn about what self-care is and is not. Time for reflection and practice is provided.
Teaching as a team is better for the teacher and the student. This session can help you understand how to set up a grade level or subject team through the use of the PLC questions.
During this session attendees would be learning the basics of updates, course set up, course linking to Powerschool, and adding resources to their class.
This session equips school staff with practical strategies to prevent challenging behaviors before they occur and effectively respond to challenging behaviors to assist students in de-escalating and re-engaging with instruction. Content is designed to support all educators - general education, special education, counselors, administrators, and related service providers.
I’ll share some of my favorite strategies from Peter Liljedahl’s Building Thinking Classrooms in Mathematics. I use these strategies in all of my science and math classes, and the feedback from students has been overwhelmingly positive! The strategies are easy to implement and easy to adjust to suit your needs!
This presentation defines Oppositional and Defiant behaviors and delves into the importance of building relationships and setting expectations within your classroom. The participants will have the opportunity to discuss various behavior scenarios and the different strategies that can be used to address the behavior. They will also have development time at the end to reflect on behaviors that occur within their classroom and create strategies to address the behavior with the support of the presenters.
Keeping up with the ever-growing schedules of secondary students can be exhausting. Teams, clubs, organizations and families are constantly coming or going somewhere. The Modern Classroom model not only meets students wherever they are but aids them in a way of learning they relate to. By using this model, students will be presented with material in 4 different ways before test day.
Come learn tips and tricks for Google tools to enhance your teaching and make your job easier! We'll dive further into Google Classroom, Google Slides, Google Drive, Google Forms, G-mail, etc. You will need to bring a device that allows you to access Google products and an idea of a curriculum topic you would like to use Google products with in your instruction.
This training aims to provide our general education teachers and staff with a comprehensive understanding of the process involved in getting a student on an IEP, along with the associated timeline. We will cover a range of topics, including general education interventions, the RTI process, the differences between a 504 and IEP, the referral and evaluation process, eligibility determination, goal creation for IEPs, transition information, accommodations versus modifications, grading for special education students, academic concerns, ESY versus Summer School, behavioral documentation, and the role of paraeducators.
This session is for TFSD counselors, librarians, and others who already manage a webpage or have content on the TFSD web page. If you aren't already operating your page on Thillshare, the TFSD website platform, we can assist you with the migration. We will discuss the benefits of updating your page using Thrillshare and cover the basics of editing your page, adding content, and keeping your information up to date.
This presentation is designed to provide tips for self-preservation from the inherent stressors in the educational setting. Audience members will have the opportunity to learn about what self-care is and is not. The delivery is lively with opportunities to interact with the presenters and other audience members. Time for reflection and practice is provided.
This engaging session invites secondary educators to explore the transformative value of relationship-building in the classroom. Grounded in real student voices and authentic experiences, we'll dive into the critical role that social and emotional well-being plays in learning and classroom culture. Participants will reflect on what students wish their teachers knew—insights that speak to the heart of teaching and reveal the deeper needs behind student behavior. Together, we'll explore strategies to foster trust, connection, and emotional safety, creating a classroom environment where students feel seen, supported, and empowered to succeed. Whether you're a new teacher or a seasoned educator, this session will reinvigorate your approach to student relationships and remind you why connection is at the core of meaningful teaching.
Students lack motivation to work overall, some of which comes from being stuck in a fixed mindset ("I have learned all I can and don't need to continue to learn", or "I Already know everything I need to"), and I want to motivate students into embracing a growth mindset (changing our statements from "I can't do this" to "I can't do this yet"). This rubs off from teachers and their attitudes or demeanors coming into work. We all have personal things going on outside of the schools, but how can we change our thinking? Changing our mindsets benefits our students and makes for more fun and engaging work time. This will lead into Critical Thinking more often and Higher Order thinking. "Change Your Words, Change Your Mindset, Change Your Thinking" will make a more enjoyable workplace for both staff and students.
Learn how to use Canva to create classroom resources, lesson plans, flyers, organizational tools, and more. This is a working session, please bring a device.
Gimkit is a highly engaging and customizable web-based learning platform. It is an excellent tool for helping students memorize basic concepts and vocabulary. Edpuzzle is at the opposite end of the learning spectrum. It is a great tool for introducing new material. Both of these platforms fully integrate with Schoology.
This session provides an overview of our Benefits Management System (Employee Navigator) and guides employees through the Open Enrollment process, if you haven't completed it already. We'll walk you through how to review and select your benefits, and answer any questions you may have about your options. HR representatives will also be available to assist with general benefits and HR-related inquiries. Please bring a device.
Join us for a hands-on professional development session focused on using Adobe Express to enhance creativity and engagement in your classroom. This session will introduce educators to the user-friendly tools for creating stunning graphics, videos, web pages, and more—perfect for student projects, class presentations, newsletters, and digital storytelling. Participants will explore classroom-ready templates and discover ways to foster visual communication skills across subjects. No prior design experience required—just bring your Chromebook, ideas and a willingness to explore! Please bring a device to this session.
This presentation is designed to provide tips for self-preservation from the inherent stressors in the educational setting. Participants will have the opportunity to learn about what self-care is and is not. Time for reflection and practice is provided.
Teaching as a team is better for the teacher and the student. This session can help you understand how to set up a grade level or subject team through the use of the PLC questions.
During this session attendees would be learning the basics of updates, course set up, course linking to Powerschool, and adding resources to their class.
I’ll share some of my favorite strategies from Peter Liljedahl’s Building Thinking Classrooms in Mathematics. I use these strategies in all of my science and math classes, and the feedback from students has been overwhelmingly positive! The strategies are easy to implement and easy to adjust to suit your needs!
This presentation defines Oppositional and Defiant behaviors and delves into the importance of building relationships and setting expectations within your classroom. The participants will have the opportunity to discuss various behavior scenarios and the different strategies that can be used to address the behavior. They will also have development time at the end to reflect on behaviors that occur within their classroom and create strategies to address the behavior with the support of the presenters.
Keeping up with the ever-growing schedules of secondary students can be exhausting. Teams, clubs, organizations and families are constantly coming or going somewhere. The Modern Classroom model not only meets students wherever they are but aids them in a way of learning they relate to. By using this model, students will be presented with material in 4 different ways before test day.
Come learn tips and tricks for Google tools to enhance your teaching and make your job easier! We'll dive further into Google Classroom, Google Slides, Google Drive, Google Forms, G-mail, etc. You will need to bring a device that allows you to access Google products and an idea of a curriculum topic you would like to use Google products with in your instruction.
This training aims to provide our general education teachers and staff with a comprehensive understanding of the process involved in getting a student on an IEP, along with the associated timeline. We will cover a range of topics, including general education interventions, the RTI process, the differences between a 504 and IEP, the referral and evaluation process, eligibility determination, goal creation for IEPs, transition information, accommodations versus modifications, grading for special education students, academic concerns, ESY versus Summer School, behavioral documentation, and the role of paraeducators.
This presentation is designed to provide tips for self-preservation from the inherent stressors in the educational setting. Audience members will have the opportunity to learn about what self-care is and is not. The delivery is lively with opportunities to interact with the presenters and other audience members. Time for reflection and practice is provided.
This engaging session invites secondary educators to explore the transformative value of relationship-building in the classroom. Grounded in real student voices and authentic experiences, we'll dive into the critical role that social and emotional well-being plays in learning and classroom culture. Participants will reflect on what students wish their teachers knew—insights that speak to the heart of teaching and reveal the deeper needs behind student behavior. Together, we'll explore strategies to foster trust, connection, and emotional safety, creating a classroom environment where students feel seen, supported, and empowered to succeed. Whether you're a new teacher or a seasoned educator, this session will reinvigorate your approach to student relationships and remind you why connection is at the core of meaningful teaching.
Students lack motivation to work overall, some of which comes from being stuck in a fixed mindset ("I have learned all I can and don't need to continue to learn", or "I Already know everything I need to"), and I want to motivate students into embracing a growth mindset (changing our statements from "I can't do this" to "I can't do this yet"). This rubs off from teachers and their attitudes or demeanors coming into work. We all have personal things going on outside of the schools, but how can we change our thinking? Changing our mindsets benefits our students and makes for more fun and engaging work time. This will lead into Critical Thinking more often and Higher Order thinking. "Change Your Words, Change Your Mindset, Change Your Thinking" will make a more enjoyable workplace for both staff and students.
Gimkit is a highly engaging and customizable web-based learning platform. It is an excellent tool for helping students memorize basic concepts and vocabulary. Edpuzzle is at the opposite end of the learning spectrum. It is a great tool for introducing new material. Both of these platforms fully integrate with Schoology.
This session provides an overview of our Benefits Management System (Employee Navigator) and guides employees through the Open Enrollment process, if you haven't completed it already. We'll walk you through how to review and select your benefits, and answer any questions you may have about your options. HR representatives will also be available to assist with general benefits and HR-related inquiries. Please bring a device.
This presentation offers a comprehensive overview of best practices, along with essential guidelines and strategies for establishing and sustaining effective inclusion classrooms.
Incorporating Art Across the Curriculum- Including art in education engages students and gives them the opportunity for creative self-expression. It shouldn't be restricted to your school's art room! This session includes practical ideas that can be used in different subject areas and a simple hands-on watercolor project.
Join us for a hands-on professional development session focused on using Adobe Express to enhance creativity and engagement in your classroom. This session will introduce educators to the user-friendly tools for creating stunning graphics, videos, web pages, and more—perfect for student projects, class presentations, newsletters, and digital storytelling. Participants will explore classroom-ready templates and discover ways to foster visual communication skills across subjects. No prior design experience required—just bring your Chromebook, ideas and a willingness to explore! Please bring a device to this session.
This presentation is designed to provide tips for self-preservation from the inherent stressors in the educational setting. Participants will have the opportunity to learn about what self-care is and is not. Time for reflection and practice is provided.
Teaching as a team is better for the teacher and the student. This session can help you understand how to set up a grade level or subject team through the use of the PLC questions.
During this session attendees would be learning the basics of updates, course set up, course linking to Powerschool, and adding resources to their class.
Gain a deeper understanding of how to write effective, measurable IEP goals and successfully implement them in the classroom. Participants will learn strategies for creating goals that support student progress and how to ensure they are actively pursued throughout the school year.
I’ll share some of my favorite strategies from Peter Liljedahl’s Building Thinking Classrooms in Mathematics. I use these strategies in all of my science and math classes, and the feedback from students has been overwhelmingly positive! The strategies are easy to implement and easy to adjust to suit your needs!
Come learn tips and tricks for Google tools to enhance your teaching and make your job easier! We'll dive further into Google Classroom, Google Slides, Google Drive, Google Forms, G-mail, etc. You will need to bring a device that allows you to access Google products and an idea of a curriculum topic you would like to use Google products with in your instruction.
This training aims to provide our general education teachers and staff with a comprehensive understanding of the process involved in getting a student on an IEP, along with the associated timeline. We will cover a range of topics, including general education interventions, the RTI process, the differences between a 504 and IEP, the referral and evaluation process, eligibility determination, goal creation for IEPs, transition information, accommodations versus modifications, grading for special education students, academic concerns, ESY versus Summer School, behavioral documentation, and the role of paraeducators.
Many teachers display a daily schedule in the classroom. But is your schedule being used effectively to help keep students engaged, reduce behaviors, increase independence, and meet the needs of different learning styles? This session will not only show you how to use your whole-class schedule effectively, but you’ll get to “make and take” your visual schedule during the session to easily implement it into your classroom!
This presentation is designed to provide tips for self-preservation from the inherent stressors in the educational setting. Audience members will have the opportunity to learn about what self-care is and is not. The delivery is lively with opportunities to interact with the presenters and other audience members. Time for reflection and practice is provided.
This engaging session invites secondary educators to explore the transformative value of relationship-building in the classroom. Grounded in real student voices and authentic experiences, we'll dive into the critical role that social and emotional well-being plays in learning and classroom culture. Participants will reflect on what students wish their teachers knew—insights that speak to the heart of teaching and reveal the deeper needs behind student behavior. Together, we'll explore strategies to foster trust, connection, and emotional safety, creating a classroom environment where students feel seen, supported, and empowered to succeed. Whether you're a new teacher or a seasoned educator, this session will reinvigorate your approach to student relationships and remind you why connection is at the core of meaningful teaching.
Students lack motivation to work overall, some of which comes from being stuck in a fixed mindset ("I have learned all I can and don't need to continue to learn", or "I Already know everything I need to"), and I want to motivate students into embracing a growth mindset (changing our statements from "I can't do this" to "I can't do this yet"). This rubs off from teachers and their attitudes or demeanors coming into work. We all have personal things going on outside of the schools, but how can we change our thinking? Changing our mindsets benefits our students and makes for more fun and engaging work time. This will lead into Critical Thinking more often and Higher Order thinking. "Change Your Words, Change Your Mindset, Change Your Thinking" will make a more enjoyable workplace for both staff and students.
Gimkit is a highly engaging and customizable web-based learning platform. It is an excellent tool for helping students memorize basic concepts and vocabulary. Edpuzzle is at the opposite end of the learning spectrum. It is a great tool for introducing new material. Both of these platforms fully integrate with Schoology.
This session provides an overview of our Benefits Management System (Employee Navigator) and guides employees through the Open Enrollment process, if you haven't completed it already. We'll walk you through how to review and select your benefits, and answer any questions you may have about your options. HR representatives will also be available to assist with general benefits and HR-related inquiries. Please bring a device.
This presentation offers a comprehensive overview of best practices, along with essential guidelines and strategies for establishing and sustaining effective inclusion classrooms.
Incorporating Art Across the Curriculum- Including art in education engages students and gives them the opportunity for creative self-expression. It shouldn't be restricted to your school's art room! This session includes practical ideas that can be used in different subject areas and a simple hands-on watercolor project.
Join us for a hands-on professional development session focused on using Adobe Express to enhance creativity and engagement in your classroom. This session will introduce educators to the user-friendly tools for creating stunning graphics, videos, web pages, and more—perfect for student projects, class presentations, newsletters, and digital storytelling. Participants will explore classroom-ready templates and discover ways to foster visual communication skills across subjects. No prior design experience required—just bring your Chromebook, ideas and a willingness to explore! Please bring a device to this session.
This presentation is designed to provide tips for self-preservation from the inherent stressors in the educational setting. Participants will have the opportunity to learn about what self-care is and is not. Time for reflection and practice is provided.
Teaching as a team is better for the teacher and the student. This session can help you understand how to set up a grade level or subject team through the use of the PLC questions.
During this session attendees would be learning the basics of updates, course set up, course linking to Powerschool, and adding resources to their class.
Gain a deeper understanding of how to write effective, measurable IEP goals and successfully implement them in the classroom. Participants will learn strategies for creating goals that support student progress and how to ensure they are actively pursued throughout the school year.
I’ll share some of my favorite strategies from Peter Liljedahl’s Building Thinking Classrooms in Mathematics. I use these strategies in all of my science and math classes, and the feedback from students has been overwhelmingly positive! The strategies are easy to implement and easy to adjust to suit your needs!
Come learn tips and tricks for Google tools to enhance your teaching and make your job easier! We'll dive further into Google Classroom, Google Slides, Google Drive, Google Forms, G-mail, etc. You will need to bring a device that allows you to access Google products and an idea of a curriculum topic you would like to use Google products with in your instruction.
This training aims to provide our general education teachers and staff with a comprehensive understanding of the process involved in getting a student on an IEP, along with the associated timeline. We will cover a range of topics, including general education interventions, the RTI process, the differences between a 504 and IEP, the referral and evaluation process, eligibility determination, goal creation for IEPs, transition information, accommodations versus modifications, grading for special education students, academic concerns, ESY versus Summer School, behavioral documentation, and the role of paraeducators.
Many teachers display a daily schedule in the classroom. But is your schedule being used effectively to help keep students engaged, reduce behaviors, increase independence, and meet the needs of different learning styles? This session will not only show you how to use your whole-class schedule effectively, but you’ll get to “make and take” your visual schedule during the session to easily implement it into your classroom!
