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This presentation emphasizes the vital role educators play in protecting student privacy and well-being and offers practical guidance on navigating various ethical and legal considerations.

This learning session explores the journey of allyship, providing practical tools and strategies to support diversity and inclusion in the workplace. By understanding the stages of allyship and using the Empathy Triangle, you'll be equipped to intervene effectively and foster a supportive culture.

During this learning, you will have the opportunity to deepen your understanding of the Formative Assessment (Instructional) Process by listening to the perspective of an administrator and teacher leader who were/are actually involved in the process.

During this learning, you will have the opportunity to deepen your understanding of the Formative Assessment (Instructional) Process by listening to the perspective of a superintendent who is actually involved in the process.

During this learning, you will have the opportunity to deepen your understanding of the Formative Assessment (Instructional) Process by listening to the perspective of a kindergarten teacher actually involved in the process.

Just 15 minutes of disengagement per day equals a loss of nine days a year and 118-120 days in the course of a child’s K-12 experience. In this learning, Jerry Valentine discusses the ways to reduce disengagement and the most impactful things teachers can do to increase engaged learning time.

In Levels of Engagement with Technology, Jerry Valentine provides evidence to answer questions about the impact of technology in the learning process, including usage frequency, manner of use, and impact on student thinking and learning.

Join us in observing a 3rd grade classroom at Union Community School District in Union, IA as a teacher engages her students in the power of inquiry!

Visual schedules empower individuals to navigate their daily activities independently. By catering to the visual learning preferences common in autism, these schedules provide predictability, reduce anxiety associated with transitions, and accommodate for receptive language difficulties. Additionally, visual schedules can serve as proactive tools for behavioral support, helping prevent challenges related to uncertainty or frustration.