Due to lack of interest, the AI in Education Part 1 professional development event for September 18th has been canceled. If you are interested in this topic and would like to attend this event in Marion with ROE #21 on November 4th, you can register here: https://www.roe21.org/event/beyond-the-buzzword-understanding-ai-in-education-part-1/
Instructional Coaching is the new phrase in professional development. If you are considering adding instructional coaching to your district, the ROE #30 cohort of instructional coaches is for you. This group will meet throughout the year to create instructional playbooks that can help meet the needs of the teachers within your district. Members of the cohort will learn the cycle of instructional coaching, strategies for improving communication between teachers, coaches, and administration, and high impact strategies to help improve planning, instruction, and assessment. The first meeting of this cohort is October 17th. For more information email Dr. Julie Bullard at jbullard@roe30.org. Register here: https://forms.gle/HMQQfGvrSz4GYGp36
Artificial Intelligence is here and educators need to have an understanding of how this will impact the classroom. On September 18, 2024, Emily Flach from the Learning Technology Center will provide information on how you can transform AI in the Classroom from a nuisance to a useful learning tool. Register here: https://forms.gle/jJ2bB3ea9yPfwcj1A
Congratulations to these COPE/SOAR students! Noah and Jaden are grand prize winners for having perfect attendance and exceptional behavior! Travier was the runner-up with good behavior referrals and no incident reports!
Early Childhood Educators, this event is for you! ROE #30 has teamed up with StarNet to bring presenters on tiered math instruction in the early childhood classroom to Murphysboro. This session will be held on February 6, 2025 and is open to early childhood educators throughout the state. Register here: https://starnetiv.org/event/using-tiered-instructional-practices-to-support-early-math-learning-for-children-with-disabilities-in-person/
Please note: In order to better serve interested participants in our region, the "Minds On" session with Dr. Kelly Stewart that was scheduled for Monday, September 16th has been pushed back. This event will be held during the winter months to accommodate more of our participants. More information will follow when the new date is officially set. Thank you for your understanding.
Recently, the state of Illinois adopted the School Leader Evaluation Plan as the default evaluation to be used for principals and assistant principals. Ralph Grimm and Dr. Gary Kelly from IASA will be in Murphysboro on October 22 - 23 to share this plan and train school leaders in the principal evaluation process. Register here: https://forms.gle/Ja8HDUhvCNxzzp3X8
Learn more about keeping students engaged without leaving your classroom. On September 16th, ROE #30 will host a virtual After School Discussion from 3:30p.m. - 4:30p.m. focused on Student Engagement. You will hear about high impact engagement strategies and how others are using them to engage students. Register here: https://forms.gle/HUZ23DDMrMos7cJp7
If you are looking for ways to increase student engagement in your classroom, join Dr. Kelly Stewart on September 16th as she provides strategies on how to get students to turn their "Minds On." Register here: https://forms.gle/ffjNwtTJq3C7DD6x9
Due to lack of interest, the Paraprofessional Cohort meeting on Monday, September 9th is CANCELED. The next meeting is scheduled for November 4, 2024.
Curious about Artificial Intelligence (AI) and how it can be used in education? ROE #30 is working with the Learning Technology Center to help educators gain an understanding of the fundamentals of AI and how it can be applied in the classroom. Don't miss this session on September 18th. Register here: https://forms.gle/S3qoKXKSk9qvVi3XA
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Last chance to sign up for the Paraprofessional learning event on September 9th. Come learn from Becca Yates, the Behavioral Interventionist at Anna CCSD #37 as she presents information about how trauma affects students. Register here: https://forms.gle/1hD3a8sGFQszTAALA
If you are a special education teacher who is interested in connecting with colleagues from Region #30, join the Special Education Roundtables. These sessions will be led by Zepplyn Brewer and Staci Hood from Tri-County Special Education District. Don't miss this chance to learn from others and share your experiences with others in your field. Register here: https://forms.gle/UjCYHseveVjDSCEn6
Those who evaluate principals and assistant principals are invited to attend this Administrator Academy. Register here: https://forms.gle/bkVv67EmzNxdnyCT8
Are your students engaged? Dr. Kelly Stewart will share strategies you can use to get your students to turn their "Minds On." Don't miss this event on September 16th! Register here: https://forms.gle/GykCHW1FEi1tAF136
Trauma can leave a lasting effect on students academically, behaviorally, and emotionally. Join ROE #30 and Anna CCSD #37 Behavioral Interventionist, Becca Yates, on September 26th to see how trauma impacts the brain. Lunch for this event will be provided by Grand Canyon University. Register here: https://forms.gle/ZqGTehmwhbforNvP6
Interested in learning more about technology in education? ROE #30 has teamed up with the Learning Technology Center for several professional development events and roundtables. Go to https://www.roe30.org/page/professional-development-events to register for these events.
The first meeting of our Paraprofessional Cohort will be September 9th. Becca Yates, the Behavioral Interventionist from Anna CCSD #37 will present on how trauma can affect students academic and behavioral progress. Sign up here: https://forms.gle/uHTKdynkqF3jfwoD7
Join other educators in your field and find solutions to real life issues together. Register at https://www.roe30.org/page/professional-development-events
