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During this learning, participants will explore the foundations of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). They will learn about the importance of DEI in personal and professional settings, understand the differences between diversity, equity, and inclusion, and discuss strategies for fostering an inclusive environment. By engaging with this content, participants will gain insights into how DEI can enhance creativity, innovation, and a sense of belonging for...

Parents are often accustomed to grade books based upon points and percentages. This video and accompanying attachments provide talking points for leaders to help parents understand the new standards-based grade book, how it benefits their child, and new questions to ask their child as well as the child’s teachers.

Matt builds upon the three leadership moves and describes three models school leaders should consider for phasing in standards-based grading. Opportunities and obstacles for each model are included.

Changing grading systems at the secondary level often comes with uncertainty. This video assists leaders in understanding and addressing three common secondary SBG myths through sharing relevant research.

During this learning, you will learn the basics of The Three Part Drill, one component of an Orton-Gillingham Approach to teaching reading and spelling.

TNTP performed extensive research to gather answers to inquiries regarding opportunities and impact. In a quick 10 minutes hear about the nation’s current reality based on an analysis of over 20,000 pieces of student work from over 2,700 classrooms across the United States.

Ensuring intervention targets appropriate skills and concepts, teams will need to identify and verify learners’ specific instructional needs. This session is part of the Prioritizing Math Content for Intervention Series around Learner Step 6 of the Iowa Department of Education’s Intervention System Guide. Tasks are designed to build an understanding of the Mathematics Diagnostic Flowchart.

Dyslexia is a widely misunderstood neurological disorder. Current research has helped us "debunk" many long-held myths about dyslexia. This video will address the facts about dyslexia to help teachers provide appropriate student supports and communicate effectively with students and parents.