Events in October 2020
- Highly Qualified Para Assessment Testing
Highly Qualified Para Assessment Testing
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10/14/2020Workshop will provide practical training and support in the areas of reading, writing, mathematics, and confidentiality. Participants will take the assessments in these areas designed to fulfill the current requirements of No Child Left Behind for "highly qualified paraprofessionals." No Child Left Behind requires that all individuals entering the paraprofessional field to be Highly Qualified. To be considered Highly Qualified, individuals are required to have (1) of the following: • Have completed at least 2 years of post-secondary study • Possess an associate degree or higher • Pass a rigorous local assessment in reading, writing and mathematics. Your materials, certificate and Para hour processing is included in the cost. For questions, please contact registrar@iu17.org.
This is a ZOOM training.
Sign in begins at 11:45 AM
Cost: $25
ZOOM2400 Reach RoadWilliamsport, PA 17701US570-323-8561 - Code.org
Code.org
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10/21/2020Code.org is offering this virtual workshop to prepare educators, content-area teachers, librarians, and technology specialists to introduce computer science basics in a format that’s fun and accessible to the youngest learners. The workshop will cover content for an elementary school curriculum (unplugged and plugged) and be broken into three 2 hour sessions. These sessions are an opportunity to increase your knowledge and confidence in facilitating an engaged computer science classroom, and a chance to connect with other educators who are working to bring computer science to their schools.
Susan Kandianis will be our guest speaker!
ZOOMnone - Code.org
Code.org
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10/23/2020Code.org is offering this virtual workshop to prepare educators, content-area teachers, librarians, and technology specialists to introduce computer science basics in a format that’s fun and accessible to the youngest learners. The workshop will cover content for an elementary school curriculum (unplugged and plugged) and be broken into three 2 hour sessions. These sessions are an opportunity to increase your knowledge and confidence in facilitating an engaged computer science classroom, and a chance to connect with other educators who are working to bring computer science to their schools.
Susan Kandianis will be our guest speaker!
ZOOMnone - Code.org
Code.org
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10/28/2020Code.org is offering this virtual workshop to prepare educators, content-area teachers, librarians, and technology specialists to introduce computer science basics in a format that’s fun and accessible to the youngest learners. The workshop will cover content for an elementary school curriculum (unplugged and plugged) and be broken into three 2 hour sessions. These sessions are an opportunity to increase your knowledge and confidence in facilitating an engaged computer science classroom, and a chance to connect with other educators who are working to bring computer science to their schools.
Susan Kandianis will be our guest speaker!
ZOOMnone