Practical Strategies for Real Classrooms
Join us for an online series of professional learning on multi-grade instruction led by Alaskan Educators in the field.
What to Expect:
Teaching multiple grades in one classroom can be incredibly rewarding—and incredibly challenging. This full-day session is designed to validate your experience and equip you with real-world strategies to make multi-grade instruction more manageable, effective, and even enjoyable. The afternoon will consist of an elementary and secondary breakout session to focus on more relevant topics.
Topics include:
- The Realities of Multi-Grade Teaching
- Getting Organized with Data
- Prioritizing Curriculum
- Independent Work That Works
- Whole Group vs. Small Group
- Classroom Structures that Support You
- Differentiating in a Whole Group Setting
Presenters
Sara Erickson
Kimberly Phillips
TARGET AUDIENCE
K-12 Educators teaching in multi-grade classrooms.
DATES & TIMES
July 28: 9:00 AM-3:00 PM.
Plus! We'll continue the learning this fall with two follow-up virtual sessions (4:00-5:30 PM) focused on key areas:
September 22: Making the most of aide support and building in time for interventions and enrichment.
October 20: Peer teaching—when it works, when it doesn’t, and how to encourage meaningful cooperative learning.
CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE
Participants who attend all sessions will receive a certificate of attendance for 9 hours of professional learning.
Earn credit with ASDN Certificates of Attendance though ED 556. Click here for more information.
- 500-level credits for re-certification and career advancement
- Flexible formats: Live webinars, video courses, or in-person workshops
- Mix and match topics of your choosing for 1, 2, or 3 credits per semester
Course Requirements
- Total hours documented on your certificate(s) of attendance.
- Extension activity log completed.
- Reflection paper submitted.
COST
No Cost for Subscribers
$50.00 Non-Subscribers
You may pay with Visa or MasterCard.