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Upcoming Events
Fall 2019 – Spring 2020
Upcoming Courses:
- Using the ABCs to Reduce Unwanted Behavior – Available December, 2019
- Academic Discourse – Available December, 2019
- Planning For Differentiation – Available January, 2020
- Science Stations in the PK-2 Classroom – Available January, 2020
- Vocabulary Instruction for the ELL Students Using the Strategy VMA – Available February, 2020
- The 5E Model – Available February, 2020
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Past News & Events
August 6th, 2020 | Houston, TX | PR Web
Model Teaching Offers a New Training Series to Help K-12 Teachers Prepare for Online Learning in the Fall
Model Teaching, a leading online teacher professional development and training platform, is pleased to announce the Online Learning Essentials course bundle designed to help teachers implement full-time or part-time online learning in their classrooms this fall. With the uncertainty surrounding COVID-19 and potential delays in start dates for live, in-classroom instruction, this training series provides teachers with the necessary tools and strategies to plan and implement virtual learning for their students.
October 4th, 2019 | San Antonio | AIE 2019
Improving Teacher Performance Through Strategic Feedback
Description: Learn strategies for supporting teachers that allow for all teachers to grow and improve in their instructional practices. You’ll learn how to refine your feedback language after observations, how to narrow your focus for support, and how to build actionable follow- up with your teachers. This approach gives teachers highly supportive, targeted, and goal-driven observational feedback that makes it easier for administrators to improve teaching through a positive, growth- oriented process. We’ll provide the resources, tools, and guidance to help you put a growth-based support plan in place for your teachers.