Please join us as we explore the Essential Instructional Practices in Literacy for Grades 4-5 and work to improve student achievement.
4-day course that includes dynamic, diagnostic,individual assessments in number words and numerals, structuring numbers and addition and subtraction.
4-day course that includes dynamic, diagnostic, individual assessments in number words and numerals, structuring numbers and addition and subtraction strategies.
Open to High School Principals and AP Coordinators
AP Calculus Network Meetings
Teachers will select games from AV-MR Course 1 and 2 to differentiate the construct or level to meet the needs of all students in their classrooms.
Add+VantageMR® Fractions: Math Recovery® Strategies for the Classroom explores the difficulties many students have making sense of fractions.
On-going support for teachers who have completed an AV-MR Course (Add+Vantage Math Recovery®).
This is meeting is for those who teach biology based classes. This includes honors biology, AP biology, anatomy and physiology, and forensics.
Building Numeracy in Grades K – 5; 3 Day Series
This is the initial meeting for teachers who teach any aspect of chemistry.
Cognitive Coaching℠ Foundations Seminar is designed for principals, assistant principals, instructional coaches, teacher leaders and others.
Educators will spend a day with local employers, exploring industry trends and ways to connect classroom content to the work world and best business practices.
Developing IRIP Plans for EL grades K-3
Developing literacy practices for English Learners of higher proficiency, grades 3-5
This training is exclusively offered to Genesee & Lapeer County CSI, Partnership, ATS, and TSI school staff and Administrators ONLY through the Regional Assistance Grant.
This is Level I training being offered in cooperation with the Holocaust Memorial Center. Echoes & Reflections empowers middle and high school educators with dynamic classroom materials and professional development.
This is Level II training being offered in cooperation with the Holocaust Memorial Center.
Elementary Mathematics Leadership meetings provide networking opportunities to teachers who serve as representatives of their district.
Elementary teachers who are passionate about teaching students and advancing Social Studies Education are invited to attend.
Research-Based best practices to implement with English Learners
The basics of beginning to work with English Learners in the classroom
Open to all school counselors in Genesee County.
At this one-day session, participants will be introduced to Guided Math and the teaching practices that support Guided Math, including how to use formative assessment to guide mini-lessons and station activities.
The use of film can serve as a powerful tool in the social studies classroom and foster critical thinking and civic mindedness.
This professional learning series is derived from and supports the Formative Assessment for Michigan Educators (FAME) project.
This series of professional development dates are for K-3 classroom teachers, special education teachers, coaches and interventionists.
KRA Teacher Certification: Join us for this two day professional learning to become certified in administering the KRA.
MRIS is a year long course hat provide intensive intervention training and develops teaching expertise in mathematics.
Learn About the Newly Revised K-12 Social Studies Standards
MERA Fall Conference 2019
Middle School Science Leaders Meeting
Understand the Framework aligned vision of the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS).
Develop a number sense routine for 8-12 minutes per day to increase student fluency in the basic operations (whole numbers, fractions, decimals, percent).
GISD offers this ETS Parapro Assessment for prospective and practicing paraprofessionals.
Passage based writing (PBW) is a skill that is necessary for students to fully comprehend and talk about text.
Join us as we play with listening games, rhyming, phonemes, alliteration and manipulation of sounds.
This is the initial meeting for those who teach physics or an introduction to physics class.
Join us as we explore Read Alouds as a way to motivate students, build community and improve comprehension and vocabulary.
Join us as we take a deeper look at concepts of print, building vocabulary and comprehension.
Join us as we explore the Reading Workshop model and the benefits of running a workshop classroom.
Jennifer Fletcher explores classroom strategies to help students at all levels read, write, listen, speak, and think rhetorically.
Running Records provide accurate and reliable assessments of children’s reading, especially children struggling with literacy.
Our Team Purpose: The Mathematics Leadership Team will participate in research-informed professional development experiences.
Latest news, information, resources and collaboration time for secondary social studies teachers.
Student-Centered Coaching is an instructional coaching model that shifts the focus from ‘fixing’ teachers to collaborating with them.
Develop Language Scaffolds to support EL reach academic success
Working with new immigrant students in a secondary setting
This workshop will cover economics and entrepreneurship for grades 3-5.
Dr. Pawloski presents the latest research from neuroscience that provides direction for educators.
Writing strategies to support English Learners at a high writing proficiency level (WIDA 3.0-5.0)
Join us as we explore the Writing Workshop model and the benefits of running a workshop classroom.
