Minimize Learning Loss with Key Remote Teaching Proficiencies

Workshop: Key Remote Teaching Proficiencies to Minimize Learning Loss

Workshop leaders Lauren Vargas (M.EdL) and Rashaida Melvin (M.Ed) share practical tips for helping your teachers master key remote teaching proficiencies to minimize student learning loss. Topics include:

Creating a simple yet effective remote learning space
Building meaningful relationships with students and their families
Engaging students in rigorous content in order to turn potential learning loss into accelerated learning

Is EdConnective right for your school or district? Learn more about Virtual Coaching Options or how to get direct advice from our coaches in EdConnective’s Ask An Expert!

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Workshop: Inspiring Positive Classroom Culture Through an Equity Lens

Join us as EdConnective expert instructional coaches deliver an interactive experience unlike any traditional PD in “workshop” format. Participants don’t passively listen, but become active in each other’s learning experience as leaders facilitate breakout rooms, large group learning, and individual enrichment during this 3-hour virtual session. Access to this workshop is priced per seat, so you can send as few as 1 or a small group! Details below. To host your own for your school or district, go here.

Workshop: Inspiring Positive Classroom Culture Through an Equity Lens

February 24, 2021 | 12:30pm EST, 9:30am PST | Duration: 3 hours | $250 per seat

A positive classroom culture (even when virtual) means ALL students feel valued and part of a loving community of learners. Teachers play a critical role in making students feel a part of the community, but it can be overwhelming. Participants will be guided through interactive discussion and best practice, coming away with practical strategies for building positive classroom culture that encourages a positive culture for all students.

Led by expert instructional coaches Marisa Nomi (M.Ed) and Meghan Ferrara, who holds a Masters of Elementary Education, this 3-hour session will transition regularly between topical exploration in bite size chunks and peer group interaction, maximizing retention and relevance so learning can be applied in the virtual or in-person classroom.

3 Primary Topic Areas Will be explored during the event:

Topic 1: Establishing Norms and Routines

Topic 2: Building Relationships with Students and Families

Topic 3: Individualizing and troubleshooting classroom culture

Audience: Teachers will be able to apply learnings most directly, but Instructional coaches and principals will also see benefit.

Date: February 24, 2021

Time: 12:30pm EST, 9:30am PST

Duration: 3 Hours

Registration Fee: $250

This workshop is complete, but you can get the exact same one delivered privately for your school or district. Fill the contact form below and we’ll reach out!

Participants LOVE EdConnective Workshops:

Here’s how it works:

Hosted online (receive the link via email after registration)
3-hour duration
Beginning with a large group topic introduction, sessions will include breakout groups for more intimate discussion and practice of the topics learned.
Often there is a participant guide to be filled out throughout the session by the participant that they can keep for ongoing reference and practice.
See below for current trainings available

Session Flow

See other workshops for individual participants

Want a Group Training just for your School or District? Contact us:

Workshop: Welcoming Students Back to the Classroom

Join us as EdConnective expert instructional coaches deliver an interactive experience unlike any traditional PD in “workshop” format. Participants don’t passively listen, but become active in each other’s learning experience as leaders facilitate breakout rooms, large group learning, and individual enrichment during this 3-hour virtual session. Access to this workshop is priced per seat, so you can send as few as 1 teacher or a small group! Details below. To host your own for your school or district, go here.

Workshop: Welcoming Students Back to the Classroom

March 24, 2021 | 12:30pm EST, 9:30am PST | Duration: 3 hours | $250 per seat

Teachers have innovated and persevered over the past year to make learning as impactful as possible given their unique circumstance. As schools prioritize more in-person learning, teachers again face challenges ranging from developing personal relationship building with students, to fostering safe interaction between students and re-establishing norms and routines for the classroom or hybrid setting. In many ways it parallels the beginning of a school year, but for many doesn’t carry the same excitement and outlook of a new school year after a refreshing summer! What innovations should be kept in the classroom, and how do we ensure ALL students feel part of the classroom community as they move back to the classroom.

Led by expert EdConnective Instructional Coaches Dr. Natasha Ward and Marisa Nomi (M.Ed), this 3-hour session will transition regularly between topical exploration in bite size chunks and peer group interaction, maximizing retention and relevance so learning can be applied in the virtual or in-person classroom.

3 Primary Topic Areas Will be explored during the event:

Topic 1: Re-establishing norms and expectations

Topic 2: Building and rebuilding positive relationships (both teacher<>student and student<>student)

Topic 3: Maintaining an asset oriented mindset

Audience: Teachers will see direct benefit and will be able to apply what they learn immediately. Those with direct observation of and contact with students will also see some benefit, such as assistant principals or principals.

Date: March 24, 2021

Time: 12:30pm EST, 9:30am PST

Duration: 3 Hours

Registration Fee: $250

This workshop is complete, but you can get the exact same one delivered privately for your school or district. Fill the contact form below and we’ll reach out!

Participants LOVE EdConnective Workshops:

Here’s how it works:

Hosted online (receive the link via email after registration)
3-hour duration
Beginning with a large group topic introduction, sessions will include breakout groups for more intimate discussion and practice of the topics learned.
Often there is a participant guide to be filled out throughout the session by the participant that they can keep for ongoing reference and practice.
See below for current trainings available

Session Flow

See other workshops for individual participants

Want a Group Training just for your School or District? Contact us:

How to Go Virtual for Teacher Support

Webinar: How to Go Virtual for Teacher Support

Schools and districts everywhere are making a sudden transition to remote/virtual learning on a scale never seen due to COVID-19, In this workshop, Will Morris (M.Ed) and Lauren Vargas (M.EdL) share helpful tips and frameworks for administrators to use as they are challenged to support teachers virtually.

EdConnective hears from school and district administrators every day through our team of expert virtual coaches. Will and Lauren are able to share practical advice for administrators based on those interactions.

Is EdConnective right for your school or district? Learn more about Virtual Coaching Options or how to get direct advice from our coaches in EdConnective’s Ask An Expert!