Three of our MTL Fellows attended the ATMNE Conference in Portland, ME held from October 12-13. Fellows presented professional development sessions to math educators and other education professionals in the New England area.
Three of our MTL Fellows attended the ATMNE Conference in Portland, ME held from October 12-13. Fellows presented professional development sessions to math educators and other education professionals in the New England area.
We are reaching out to current certified educators. Starting in mid November, we will be offering weekly study / test preparation sessions for those of you interested in taking the Technology Education cross endorsement praxis test (5051). We will accept only 20 participants. Please consider your schedule, and commitments, and make sure you can fully participate.
Below are some important details:
The virtual study sessions will take place on these Tuesdays via Google Meet Link.
11/14, 11/21, 11/28, 12/5*
From 7:45 to 8:30 p.m.
Participants will be expected to study independently between these sessions, participate in the *12/5 asynchronous session and complete a *12/5 asynchronous exit slip.
These fees are to be paid, upfront, by the participant. Upon providing a test registration receipt, the program will reimburse each participant:
These amounts will be issued with a w-9 on file. We will clearly explain the timeline for stipend/reimbursements during our first workshop.
All receipts should be submitted in PDF format before March 15, 2023. No participant requests will be processed after this date.
The Technology Education 5051 test is available as an:
Cross endorsement application and test scheduling will be the responsibility of the participant. Please do not schedule a test until your participation in the program is confirmed.
If interested, please apply here or copy and paste into your browser: https://forms.gle/2ahai8p37SUgFPzu6
A confirmation will be issued by Thursday evening, November 9, 2023.
Any questions, please contact CT STEM Academy at info@ctstemacademy.org
Calling all 9th-12th grade students! Join the Battelle Climate Challenge and be a catalyst for change. This is your opportunity to showcase your creativity and innovation and learn about climate change and resilience. Not only will you make a genuine impact, but you’ll also have the chance to learn from experts at our free Climate Resilience Webinar, score exciting prizes, and form connections with fellow sustainability enthusiasts. Don’t miss out on the chance to be a part of the solution. Sign up now and make a difference for our planet’s future!
Challenge Info: If you are a 9-12th grade student in the United States, your challenge is to research past and future impacts of climate-related hazards in your community, including drought, wildfire, flooding, and extreme heat, then develop a proposed action to help build a more resilient community. Your entry must be original and include a written explanation of your proposed climate action (200 words max) and an image (max 3GB) of a “poster” that supports your climate action. The poster can be a digital design or a photo of a hand-made poster. Your climate action should explain at least one way your community can prevent, withstand, respond to, or recover from a climate-related event. The grand prize winner will present their poster at the Innovations in Climate Resilience Conference in Washington, D.C., and receive a $5,000 STEM grant for a U.S. nonprofit organization, public library, or public school. The 2nd – 5th place finalists will receive a $1,500 STEM grant for a U.S. nonprofit organization, public library, or public school.
The Elementary Master Computer Science Teacher Academy (EMTA) has been successful in CT schools for helping content K-5 teachers leverage CS concepts in their literacy, SEL, math etc. lessons. These teachers then go on to work with teachers in their buildings bridging concepts together to make learning fun and engaging for their students. Sacred Heart University’s CS-PLAN will by holding a hybrid workshop to help districts identify and develop teachers to become Master CS Coaches. The first session begins November 10, 2023, and Scholarships are available. Attached please find the flyer and reach out to Susan Auchincloss atauchinclosss@sacredheart.edu
On November 3rd, the Women in Bioinformatics Workshop will be hosted at SCSU Adanti Student Center Theatre. Attached please find the event flyer. You can also read more about it at:
https://go.southernct.edu/women-in-bioinformatics/ All who are interested are welcome to attend. There will be 9 speakers from academia and industry. Additionally, there will be a career mentoring session where panelists will answer questions about careers in bioinformatics. The registration link is: https://form.jotform.com/232606076591054
The American Institutes for Research is conducting a study of Simulated Instruction in Mathematics Professional Development (SIM PD) program. They are seeking districts to join this professional learning opportunity developed for 4th and 5th grade math teachers.
The 2024 Lt. Governor’s Computing Challenge launched on October 20, 2023. There are exciting opportunities that you don’t want to miss out on including new professional learning videos and related lesson plans.
CodeJoy Student Sessions are BACK! These interactive virtual sessions allow students to learn coding concepts. There is no pre-teaching or teacher prep needed and is perfect for beginner or intermediate students. The first sessions begin November 8th so sign-up today. For more information and the link to register your class, school or district visit ltgovcc.org.
Alliance District Teacher Incentive: If you teach in an Alliance district and want to promote participation and submissions for the Lt. Governor’s Computing Challenge, think about becoming a Challenge Champion! You can earn up to $250 in Amazon e-gift cards. There is limited space for this amazing opportunity so sign-up today.
The Associated Teachers of Mathematics in Connecticut (ATOMIC) is seeking engaging presentations from educators for our 2024 annual conference. We invite you to submit a proposal by clicking the link below and completing the Call for Presenters form. |
They are looking for presentations that focus on: Elementary, Secondary, or Higher Education, Diving into Deep Mathematical Understanding, Implementing Equitable Classroom Instruction, Assessing and Reflecting to Support Student Learning, Attending to Social and Emotional Learning, Building Equitable Structures in Schools and Systems, Supporting, Coaching, and Networking …and more! SUBMISSION DEADLINE: Wednesday, November 1, 2023 CONFERENCE DATE: Monday, March 25, 2024 |
Are you an educator…
Join the Northeast PBIS Network for a FREE professional development Community of Practice (CoP) opportunity. Please see the attached professional learning opportunities.
The Connecticut Technology and Engineering Education Association (CTEEA) is thrilled to invite you to our upcoming conference, scheduled for November 7th.
This conference has always been a platform where educators from various backgrounds and specialties come together to share their knowledge, experiences, and innovative ideas. This year, we are extending our invitation to technology, engineering, STEM, and computer science stake holders from across Connecticut and beyond.
Why Should You Attend?
How Can You Help?
You are encourage to not only attend but also please spread the word about this remarkable opportunity to your colleagues, friends, and acquaintances who share an interest in education. Together, we can make this year’s CTEEA conference a resounding success and take our educational community to new heights.
To register for the conference, simply visit our website https://cteea.org/events and reserve your spot today. We have options to attend as a member or as an exhibitor. Included in your registration is the full conference experience, 1-year CTEEA membership, 1-year ITEEA membership, breakfast, and lunch!
Let’s come together on November 7th to celebrate the spirit of education and innovation. We look forward to welcoming you and your peers to the CTEEA Conference, where we will learn, grow, and inspire the educators of tomorrow.