7 Principles for Elevating Student Strengths
This interactive workshop for educators from preschool through Grade 12 will explore the essential nature of a strengths-based approach.
Brain Architecture Game
The Brain Architecture Game is a versatile, facilitated workshop designed for various groups, from early childhood professionals to policymakers, that demonstrates how experiences powerfully shape early brain development.
Child Developmental Screening Foundations
This workshop provides foundational knowledge and updated information on the Ages & Stages Questionnaires for all family engagement staff and early childhood professionals who use them.
Communities of Practice
A community of practice (CoP) is an effective and supportive platform for professional learning, staff retention, family engagement, and community relationships.
Data Insights
This training is for all family engagement staff and leadership at Superintendents' Plan School as Hub sites that use ChildPlus, focusing on collecting and analyzing family, school, and community data.
Cozy Corners
Teachers and leaders can understand how to integrate "cozy corners" into curriculums and educational frameworks for all children from birth through Grade 5.
Early Childhood Environmental Rating Scale
This is designed for early childhood classroom professionals to support a general understanding and implementation of the Early Childhood Environmental Rating Scale.
Early Learning Through the Lens of the Child
Participants will reimagine early childhood education by centering the child's perspective through hands-on activities.
Essential Literacy
This is designed for PreK through Grade 6 paraprofessionals to deepen their understanding of the six essential child experiences.
Essential Math
Designed as a follow-up to Making Math Visible or as a standalone offering, this workshop deepens educators’ understanding of how young children experience mathematical learning.
Essential Social Skills
Participants will learn to identify and engage children in learning through six essential child experiences, which are foundational to creating an engaging and supportive learning environment.
Family Engagement
This introductory family engagement workshop, designed for all school staff and leadership, utilizes Karen Mapp's book, "Everyone Wins!"
Guided Play
This workshop provides practical strategies for preschool and Kindergarten professionals so they can integrate guided play into educational settings to promote learning and enhance critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving.
Making Math Visible
This interactive experience supports preschool professionals in recognizing and elevating everyday mathematical learning opportunities within classroom routines, play, and interactions.
Rethinking Circle Time
This will explore the purpose and essential elements of a high-quality circle time experience for young learners in early childhood classrooms.
Superintendents’ Early Childhood Plan Overview
This introduces the School as Hub approach, a collaborative initiative under the Superintendents' Early Childhood Plan to close opportunity gaps for young children and families.
Teaching Strategies GOLD Four-Step Assessment Cycle
This workshop shows early childhood professionals how to more effectively collect, analyze, evaluate, and communicate the Teaching Strategies GOLD assessment.
Teaming Matrix
Participants will learn the tools and practices necessary to create effective teaching teams.
Technology in the Early Years: Digital Storytelling
Technology in the Early Years: Digital Storytelling
Understanding Family Foundations: Connecting Home and Classroom
This workshop for educational professionals working with students from preschool through Grade 12 will explore how different aspects of a family's foundation deeply influence students’ learning and development.