Reimagining How to Sustain Student Engagement & Learning—Virtually

Join us for the final installment in our four-part back-to-school series, in which we will recap some of the ideas covered in our first three webinars and show you how they fit together to help you start strong and keep getting stronger as the year goes on.

As the next generation of K-12 educators, student teachers are central to shifting education systems towards environmental sustainability and addressing climate change. How can their environmental learning be deepened while still in preservice Teacher Education programs? Join Dr. Hilary Inwood and new teacher Alysse Kennedy for a webinar to explore how teacher educators can better prepare student teachers to become active eco-teachers in their first years of teaching. Share promising practices from your faculty of education, or the challenges you are facing in this work, and connect with others across North America who are working towards embedding Environmental Education into preservice teacher education.

Summer school gives teachers the unique opportunity to focus on “teacher self-care.” Trying out things in summer school we didn’t get a chance to teach during the regular school year is one way to invest in “teacher self-care.” When we better understand what works in our classroom, we can plan accordingly and make our year ahead the best it can be.

Teaching Strategies is excited to share the recording of a webinar that was hosted by Capitol Advisors where they provided an update on the vision, politics, and practical implications of the implementation of transitional kindergarten.