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| Schedule |
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Presenter |
Program Description |
Grade Level |
Meets California
Standards |
October 6
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Ronda
Evans |
The Fourth “R” - Responsibility
Teaching responsibility means teaching self-discipline. Learn how to
teach self-discipline to your students by using enforceable statements
in the classroom. Enforceable statements help avoid control battles
and pave the way for classroom discipline that is positive and effective. |
K-12 |
2.2, 2.4, 2.6 |
| October 20 |
Debra
Barger
Trevor Hartman |
Online CMATE Training
Learn all about CMATE, the California Modules for Assessing Teacher Excellence.
This training targets Support Providers and Induction candidate Participating
Teachers throughout the 12 county region served by The Northeastern
California Teacher Education Collaborative (NECTEC) Improving Teacher
Quality project. The training will allow you to learn how to access
the NECTEC ITQ portal, log-in and update your user information, and
navigate through the CMATE modules. |
K-12 |
Specific to all |
| November 3 |
Steve
Klein |
Integrating Technology in the Classroom
Technology is one of the most effective teaching tools to support standards-based
curriculum. Technology supports different learning styles while motivating
student learning and provides teachers with useful feedback to know
what students know as they go. Whether you’re a pioneer of
the information highway or trying to use your only classroom computer
with your students for the first time, this event will introduce
effective classroom planning, student grouping and assessment strategies
that you will be able to use tomorrow. |
K-6 |
Specific to all |
| November 17 |
Ronda
Evans |
Developing Student Responsibility
Is your classroom environment developing responsibility in your students?
How do you handle late homework? Missing assignments? Incomplete
work? Lost field trip permission slips? Disrespectful students? Learn
how the use of natural and logical consequences help students to
self-correct their behavior. Creating a classroom environment that
develops responsibility in your students will be the goal of this
session.
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K-12 |
1:3, 2:2, 2:4, 2:5 |
| December 15 |
Deborah Reinhardt |
Swing Your Partner: Music Learning Through Folk Dance
Music and movement are closely linked together. We will explore ways
to introduce music through energizing and accessible folk dances |
K-8 |
2:0,3:0,5:0 |
| January 5 |
Denise Dion |
CSET-MS Overview
This workshop will cover study and test taking strategies. |
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| January 19 |
Cookie Dillavou |
The Development of a Japanese Block Print
Presentation includes:
- Short history of the rise of the block print in Japan
- A description of how a block print was made
- A lesson on making a block print in class |
6-8 |
3:0, 7:5.2, 7:5.3, 7:5.5, 7:5.6 |
| February 2 |
Terry Janicki |
CMATE Training
This program targets year 2 induction candidates and their support providers
learning how to use CMATE 10 through 12. |
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| February 16 |
Anita Fernández
Penelope Wong |
Our Storied Selves: The Power of Using Personal Narratives
in the Classroom
This program will address the power of story and narrative in K-12 classroom
as a way to include student voices in the class, especially the voice
of English Learners or other students who’s backgrounds are not
represented in the curriculum. We will give an overview of different
strategies to use story and narrative in the classroom, which can be
implemented at all grade levels (K-12). We will then do an activity called
the “Name” activity to illustrate how our names tell a story.
Our live audience as well as “cyber” audience will be asked
to participate in the process and then there will be a final reflection
of how this and other strategies might fit into the classrooms of the
workshop participants
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K-12 |
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| March 2 |
Karen Hackett
Karen McLaughlin |
CMATE Training
Online Lesson Builder |
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| April 20 |
Sam Edelman
Carol Edelman |
Genocide and Human Rights: The State of California Standards
and Issues on Rescue
Professors Sam and Carol Edelman, Co-directors of the State of California
Center for the Study of Holocaust, Genocide, Human Rights and Tolerance
will speak about the Center, about the State Standards and will discuss
the impact of the Rescuer. |
5-12 |
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