Improving Teaching and Learning for Students with Disabilities

This engaging webinar presented by Robert J. Marzano provides an overview of the new framework and accompanying resources in the book, The New Art and Science of Teaching. The new framework is much more than a second edition of the original published in 2007, and represents a shift from a teacher-behavior perspective to a student-outcomes perspective while addressing a wide range of instructional strategies. This shift in focus and how it can optimize student learning is explored during the webinar. Implications of the model for classrooms, schools, and districts are also addressed.

Traditional marketing techniques are no longer sufficient when it comes to attracting prospective students to your campus. New technologies and social media platforms now have a crucial role to play in how colleges and universities cultivate higher education leads. As the landscape of higher education continues to become competitive, building an efficient and well-planned marketing strategy is the best way to see results. To help you improve your student engagement strategy, Formstack has assembled a panel of education marketing experts to shed light on student engagement strategies and the newest trends in higher education marketing.

Adults face a number of challenges when they consider enrolling in a higher education program. Most adult learners have family, work, social and community obligations that enrich their life experiences and make them high-quality candidates for a program. However, those same experiences can make researching and applying to a school particularly challenging, or even discourage prospective students altogether as they try to get answers within an institution’s standard 9-to-5 workday.

Your job as an educator is to prepare your students for their future careers. Not only must they learn the material of what they are studying, but students also need to be prepared to become effective and thoughtful leaders, not just in business but in life. Teaching the material is easy, you’re an expert after all, but teaching those skills that will help your students truly succeed is not as easy. In this recorded webinar, hear from Barry Posner, a world-renowned speaker and educator in leadership and co-author on.. The Leadership Challenge and Everyday People, Extraordinary Leadership as he discusses: How you and your students can make a difference regardless of your title, position, or authority Are leaders born or made? The evidence that suggests your students are already leading, just not enough and not intentionally