Resources
-
Infographics: Classroom Ideas
In this resource, Nik Peachey explores nine ways to use Infographics in the classroom. You can use these ideas with students to comprehend the...
-
Google Docs: Version History
Google Docs is a word processing tool that, while very similar in layout to Microsoft Word, has additional features that make sharing and...
-
Google Docs: Table of Contents
Google Docs is a word processing tool that, while very similar in layout to Microsoft Word, has additional features that make sharing and...
-
Google Docs: Print, Download, & Copy
Google Docs is a word processing tool that, while very similar in layout to Microsoft Word, has additional features that make sharing and...
-
Google Docs: Creating a New Doc
Google Docs is a word processing tool that, while very similar in layout to Microsoft Word, has additional features that make sharing and...
-
Google Docs: Adding Content
Google Docs is a word processing tool that, while very similar in layout to Microsoft Word, has additional features that make sharing and...
-
Supporting Secondary ELs
When the whole school comes together as a collaborative community to support secondary EL students, it creates an environment where they are engaged,...
-
Beyond Consuming: Interaction in Synchronous and Asynchronous Environments
Quality virtual learning, whether mostly synchronous or asynchronous, must be interactive. Students need to be able to interact with the teacher, the...
-
Conflict Resolution
This workshop, with Catherine Whitcher, explores the five questions you need to ask when conflict arises.December Get Your Teach On learning series
-
Evaluating Student Interactions & Student Relationships: Elementary
Strong relationships with peers can dramatically enhance students' level of motivation and therefore promote learning. When positive relationships...
-
Tier, Coach, Grow: A Simple and Comprehensive Framework to Support Teachers through Instructional Coaching
Instructional leaders (i. e. coaches, principals, and teacher-leaders) work with teachers to improve the educational outcomes of their students. This...
-
Focusing on the Walkthrough: Observing with Intention
In this highly sought-after workshop, participants will walk away with the key benefits of conducting walkthroughs, keys to conducting a successful...
-
Autism - Myths & Stereotypes
A quick resource discussing common myths and stereotypes about autism.
-
Difficult Conversations
This workshop, from the Leadership strand of our Get Your Teach On series, explores five tips for having successful difficult conversations, whether...
-
Indiana's Literacy & STEM Cadres: Year 2 Interest Session
Did you enjoy this workshop? Share your feedback using the IDOE Professional Learning Feedback form.
-
#INLovesReading Through Purposeful Play Preview
This workshop will preview the upcoming spring professional development series. The principles of the Science of Reading will be broken down into...
-
Partnering with Parents
Catherine Whitcher leads this workshop, from the Get Your Teach On: Special Education Educators series, will cover three strategies you can implement...
-
Campus Culture
Todd Nesloney leads this workshop, from the Get Your Teach On: Leaders series, which will cover 5 ways to build a strong campus culture all year...
-
Authentic Literacy Lesson: Showing Students How to Package Their Reading into a Gift
Part I of Reading and Writing for Real: Discover ways your students can hone real-world skills and improve literacy by reading and writing to family,...
-
Mathematics Learning Recovery: Part 1-Content Prioritization & Planning
While students are stabilizing and recovering from the academic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, many educators are looking for the best ways to...
Login with Google
Login with IDOE | Identity