Building Strong Nutrition Programs in Schools

A well-nourished student is more likely to succeed in school, and participation in the child nutrition programs ensures students have access to vital, health meals throughout the day. When schools take advantage of federal meal programs and maximize participation levels, both students and educators reap the benefits. Implementing breakfast after the bell and offering breakfast and lunch at no charge to all students through community eligibility are proven strategies used by schools to support children’s health and achievement. Participation in the summer and afterschool meals programs also combat hunger and improve nutrition while drawing children into educational and enrichment activities.
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Virtual Classrooms: Trends And Changes In How Organizations Are Leveraging Technology For Impact

Virtual classrooms connect instructors with learners in real time using technology. This webinar will look at changes in virtual classroom use (particularly those resulting from the COVID-19 crisis), how virtual classrooms compare to other instructional methods, and the situations in which virtual classroom training is most effective, based on research from the Association for Talent Development.
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Defining and Measuring College, Career, and Life Readiness in Schools

Join this webinar to learn how school and district leaders are envisioning, measuring, and ultimately improving college, career, and life readiness in schools.
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How to Implement a Personalized, Competency-Based Learning Program

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The Odysseyware Professional Learning Services team works side-by-side with districts to help develop and customize their personalized competency-based learning program. This includes one-on-one implementation planning with all key stakeholders to ensure the program is best aligned to the unique needs of the district. During implementation, the Professional Learning Services team delivers professional development, training, and services continually, to drive program success and ensure personalized learning for every student.
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Using Decodable Books to Teach Phonics and Word Recognition

Reading with fluency and comprehension is the goal of all reading instruction. To become fluent, students must develop word recognition—the ability to recognize words with accuracy and automaticity. The question is, how do students develop accuracy and automaticity? The answer involves a combination of knowing what to teach, how to teach it, and which tools to use.
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