Sunday, March 10, 2013

Nassau BOCES Online Professional Development Courses


Nassau BOCES has expanded it's online professional development course catalog to include self-paced courses in addition to their high quality facilitated courses.

Nassau BOCES online courses range from 15-45 hours and span the PreK-12 curriculum.  Courses cover relevant topics such as Charlotte Danielson's Framework, incorporating the Common Core State Standards into ELA and math curriculums and using data to inform instruction.

Below is a list of their online courses.  Please visit their website (www.nassauboces.org/opd) for course descriptions and frequently asked questions.

All courses will begin April 4, 2013.  Participants must register before March 25, 2013 at www.mylearningplan.com.  Please visit the Nassau BOCES Distance Education Services website (www.nassauboces.org/opd) for more information.


FACILITATED COURSES
1 Inservice Credit/15 hours


Reading Across the Curriculum

Partnering with Parents

Common Core Mathematics

Creating a School Culture That Combats Bullying By Developing Upstander Responsibility Part I

SELF-PACED COURSES
3 Inservice Credits/45 hours


Assessment and the Common Core State Standards

Character Education, Part I: Community and Cultural Change

Charlotte Danielson's A Framework for Teaching - Making the Most of Teacher Evaluation

Common Core State Standards in Math Grades 3-8

Data-Driven Decision Making: Implementing Strategies for Student Achievement

Differentiation and Assessment for Middle School

Differentiation and the Brain

Discovery-Based Mathematics, Part I: Real, Whole, and Negative Numbers

Discovery-Based Mathematics, Part II: Multiplication, Division, Fractions, and Decimals

Elementary Reading Strategies

Motivating and Engaging Students

Motivating Underachievers Using Response to Intervention and Differentiated Instruction

Setting the Stage for Teaching ELLs Across the Curriculum Part I

Setting the Stage for Teaching ELLs Across the Curriculum Part II

Supporting Struggling Students with Rigorous Instruction

Teaching Reading and Comprehension to English Learners, K-5

Technology Applications for Teaching and Supporting the Struggling Reader

Understanding Culture and Race



For further information, contact Nassau BOCES at 516-608-6643 or visit our website at www.nassauboces.org/opd.

Wednesday, February 6, 2013

Digital Learning Day!


Join InterCounty Teacher Resource Center on Digital Learning Day!
February 6, 2013
A series of webinars on technology resources for educators!

The New York State Technology Committee and NYIT will present a series of free webinars from 2:00 to 6:30 showcasing the New York State Teacher Center's Public-Private Partnerships and their wonderful Common Core-based instructional resources. Educators may join as many half-hour webinars as they choose.

The attached flyer includes log-on links for each of the webinars.

Thank you for your support of New York educators and your support of InterCounty Teacher Resource Center!
--
Carol Weintraub, Director
InterCounty Teacher Resource Center
intercountytc@gmail.com
(631) 348-3242


Digital learning Day Time Table

Learning.com
presenter Carol Weintraub
2:00 2:30
http://tiny.cc/learningdotcom

Professor Garfield X-treme Comic Contest
presenters Bob Levy, Clive
Goodinson, and Barbara Knab
2:30 3:00
http://tiny.cc/garfield-comic-contest

ESRI Geospatial Informational
Software (GIS) Use in Schools
presenters Anita Palmer, Roger Palmer, Darren Faccilonga
3:00 3:30
http://tiny.cc/esrigissoftware

Digital Wish
presenter Heather Chirtea
3:30 4:00
http://tiny.cc/digitalwish

Professor Garfield
presenters Bob Levy and Madelyn Ferris
4:00 4:30
http://tiny.cc/professor-garfield

Intel Teach
presenters Tom Diener and JoAnn Murphy-Genter
4:30 5:00
http://tiny.cc/intelteach

Google Apps for Education
presenter Edward Murray 5:00 5:30
http://tiny.cc/googleapps

SAS Curriculum Pathways
presenter Barbara Knab
5:30 6:00
http://tiny.cc/sascurriculumpathways

Encyclopedia of Life (EOL)
presenter Marie Studer
6:00-6:30
http://tiny.cc/encyclopediaoflife

Tuesday, January 15, 2013

NaMaYa PD for the New York Educators

Happy New Year to all New & Returning Educators!

ASPDP Spring 2013 session is now open for registration. Courses start February 4th through June 10th.
All courses are designed to impact student achievement and focus on Children First priorities including accountability tools, Common Core Standards, data driven differentiated instruction, improving learning outcomes for high need populations, English Language Learners, Special Education, and middle schools.

RESERVE YOUR SEAT NOW
REGISTRATION PROCESS *
Step 1: Login to ASPDP and register to the desired course(s) paying the appropriate course fee(s).
Step 2: Return to this page and register below with NaMaYa.
Step 3: An email confirmation with login information will be sent to you confirming your registration.