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2021 Annual Conference welcoming educators committed to school-university partnerships,
clinical practice, and education in a democracy.
Professional Development Opportunity- Climate Change for K-12 Teachers
Educators at the NJ School of Conservation (Sussex County) are offering professional development for K-12 teachers focused on climate change.
Three different workshops are available for various grade levels/content areas. Each workshop is designed to help classroom teachers incorporate the new climate change standards in their teaching in the 2021-2022 school year and beyond.
More details are available on the NJSOC website. Registration is through Eventbrite.
https://friendsofnjsoc.org/event/teaching-climate-change-k-5-classrooms/
https://friendsofnjsoc.org/event/teaching-climate-change-in-science-classrooms-grades-6-12/
Teacher Education & Teacher Development
PhD Program
Information Webinar
Tuesday, June 15th
5 p.m.
For more information and to register:
The PhD in Teacher Education & Teacher Development is the first of its kind in the region and one of only a few in the country. Based on the most current research on how teachers learn to teach in multicultural contexts and how they develop professionally, the program offers a unique opportunity for those who seek to develop necessary expertise to assume leadership roles in educational settings nationwide.
Applicants come from a variety of professional settings and bring considerable experience into the classroom. This combines with the expertise of program faculty to provide an engaging, rigorous program of study.
Meet program faculty and gain insight into how this program can help you reach your professional goals.
Questions? Email Marcia Adirim adirimm@montclair.edu
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We are thrilled to announce that PPMNJ is hosting its very own Virtual Teen Life Conference! Join us when we go live via Zoom on Friday, June 11th, 2021, 10AM-12PM.
Youth are at the forefront of countless progressive movements aimed at creating better futures for themselves and their communities. This year at Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan NJ's Teen Life Conference, we are focusing on providing education, resources, and tools to empower high school students to become young activists. This half day conference will provide teens with the opportunity to learn about what social and health justice issues impact them and how they can be a part of a positive change. We are thrilled to have Leader, Educator, and community activist Tia Ryans deliver the conference keynote address.
Students are can register using this link:
https://wpconnect.wpunj.edu/cpe/catalog/youth/course-detail.cfm?id=37725
Looking forward to seeing you there! Register Today!
PRISM at Montclair State University is giving away FREE "Grow and Learn" plant growth kits at their office in NJ. Each boxed kit has 80 peat pots packaged as "pods" containing seeds in paper planting strips, labeled tags for all 20 different kinds of vegetable and herb seeds, with pellets of growing medium, and are ideal for children. Take one kit for a class or several for a school or community garden, as long as the supply lasts.
YouTube videos provide step-by-step instructions: Grow and learn with seed pods!
Pick up at PRISM offices in Bloomfield on April 27, 28, 29, May 5, and May 6 between 2:00 and 4:30 pm.
Email first to let us know you are coming prism@mail.montclair.edu! Multiple sets of kits can be taken for many classes, but please reserve and come soon.
Tips for Supporting Student Engagement in Remote and Hybrid Learning Environments
A new infographic from REL Mid-Atlantic and the New Jersey Department of Education can help educators promote and maintain student engagement in remote and hybrid learning environments. Most schools moved to fully or partially remote instruction during the COVID-19 pandemic. The infographic reviews critical factors related to instructional delivery, staffing and professional development, extracurricular activities, technology access and use, family engagement, and social and emotional learning.
Read the infographic and listen to a related webinar.
