Lear Workshops
Lear Workshops
Graduate Workshops
Graduate Workshops
Workshop Offerings for Fall Courses 2023
Please send a 500.00 payment and completed registration form to the mailing address on the Registration Forms page.
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Fall Courses ALL New
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Organization & Communication Skills in the Classroom
ZOOM
Dates:
September 14th & 28th 5:00-9:00 pm (Zoom)
September 16th, 17th, 30th & October 1st
8:30-4:30 (Zoom)
Course Description:
Communication and organizational skills are
key in the classroom when interacting with
students and outside the classroom when you
are speaking with parents and colleagues.
Studies repeatedly show that student success is directly related to interactive, engaging teacher environments, and positive communication.
Many students do not inherently have
organizational skills and it is imperative that
teachers incorporate these skills into the
curriculum and model these skills every day.
Location:
ZOOM
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Classroom Management:
Collaboration and Team-Building Skills
ZOOM
Dates:
October 12th & 26th 5:00-9:00 (Zoom
October 15th, 16th, 28th, & 29th 8:30-4:30
(Zoom)
Course Descripton:
Team building and collaboration are two of the most
important components of effective teaching. All classrooms
can benefit from collaborative decision-making which
leads to increased motivation, higher engagement, and
higher academic success. This workshop focuses on key elements necessary for effective student collaboration
and how to build on student collaboration by providing
students with choices. Additionally, this course focuses
on the strategies behind choosing teams wisely with the objectives and goals in mind.
Location:
ZOOM
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Learning for Life & Work in the 21st
Century
ZOOM
Dates:
November 2nd & 16th 5:00-9:00 pm (Zoom)
JNovember 4th, 5th, 18th, & 19th 8:30-4:30 (Zoom)
Course Description:
This experiential course is centered around
implementing 21st Century skills into the
classroom. While every teacher has heard of these
skills, the process of implementing these skills
into the classroom on a daily basis may be a
struggle. Without these skills, students are left to memorize facts, recall details from a handout, and become passive learners. Conversely, when
students are highly engaged, behavior issues
decrease and interest in the content increases.
Location: Zoom
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Critical Thinking & Social Skills for Students
ZOOM
ZOOM
Dates:
November 30th & December 14th 5:00-9)) pm (Zoom) December 2nd, 3rd, 16th, & 17th 8:30-4:30 Zoom
Course Description:
This experiential course is focused on promoting
and increasing critical thinking in the classroom.
While there is no single definition of the term
‘critical thinking’, most teachers refer to it as
higher-order thinking skills. Simply stated,
critical thinking requires students to engage in
analysis of a topic and evaluate the information t
o form a judgement. This is a systematic process
that requires students to question and reflect upon
their own knowledge to determine how they
arrived at their opinion.
Location:
ZOOM