Ever wondered what Twitter could offer you as a professional?  Still trying to figure out why the pound sign is now seen everywhere as the hashtag?  Let’s start 2018 off with a tweet and come learn why Twitter could be something other than just another social network.  This class is perfect for the Twitter beginner as it will assist you in creating your own account, help see the relevance in your particular field, and how to make Twitter useful for you.

Have you been hearing about the latest craze that is digital badges?  Interested in learning the basics of how to earn a digital badge to empower your own professional learning?  There are quite a few skills involved in being able to earn a badge with the criteria that is required within a typical badge description. Attendees will walk away with some of the necessary skills to acquire what most of the digital badges call for and an exclusive digital badge for attending the class!

Come to this open lab time for help on editing your section of the SCOE website.

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Close reading is the end result of strategies that help students to overcome issues of text complexity so that they make meaning of their reading.  Even though your instructional program now includes close reading lessons, understanding the process will help you to focus your instruction and get more out of those lessons.

 In this workshop, teachers will:

Families are welcome to come visit their child's classroom. 

What you will accomplish when you enlist:

¨ Investigate the role of trust and confidentiality

¨ Introduce/review the basic building blocks of coaching conversations:  listening, paraphrasing, questioning, pressing for commitment

¨ Practice the craft of reflective coaching conversations

¨ Reflect on the skills required, personal strengths & challenges in regard to instructional coaching

Stanislaus County Office of Education invites educators and educational support personnel to submit artwork for the Art of the Educator Show. The purpose of the Art of the Educator show is to showcase the amazing visual arts talents of those working in education in Region 6.

What can a primary classroom teacher do to help guarantee that all students in diverse classrooms are successful when working with complex text and utilizing complex language structures? Develop critical thinking skills through high levels of student interaction and engagement with collaborative, challenging and open-ended tasks.

Join us for an exciting and engaging night of hands-on STEAM learning.  Utilizing STEAM in the classroom is an amazing way to rigorously teach students about the intersection and interrelation of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math.  This workshop focuses on defining and identifying STEAM learning, how to source quality STEAM projects, and engages participants through hand-on STEAM projects. Attendees will receive copies of lesson plans used for the hand-on portions of the workshop. All lessons align to VAPA and CCSS Standards.