Inquiry Based Learning and the HGSS Assessment
Sep 21 from 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM
Northwest Kansas Educational Services, 703 W 2nd Street, Oakley
Facilitated by Brett Fenton & Jim Dillon, Greenbush & Jessie Bloyd, SWPRSC
What is Inquiry-Based Learning (IBL)? How does that relate to the new HGSS Kansas Assessment? Come learn and begin to develop your practices in IBL while developing the guiding document to use with your HGSS State Assessment. This is will be a learning, work session so you will leave with best practices and your assessment plan in hand!
OBJECTIVES:
- Define and explore Inquiry-Based Learning
- Learn the components of the HGSS State Assessment beginning in 2021-22 for grades 4, 7 & 11
- Design your assessment IBL with guided support
- Develop a plan for your implementation of IBL
$125/person for SWP Members
$140/person for Non Members
COLLEGE CREDIT:
Optional 0.5 graduate-level credit available from MNU for $45. Requires assignment completion.
CANCELLATION:
Events with less than 5 registrants are subject to cancellation one week prior to event date.
Implementing Explicit Vocabulary Instruction 1/4
Sep 21 from 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM
Facilitated by Dr. Gayla Lohfink, SWPRSC
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
https://forms.gle/9v5WY2Gdf2ut4hmy7
Explicit vocabulary instruction aids in meaning-making and creates stronger readers in all content-areas and grade-levels. English Learners, struggling readers, and ALL learners need this support. This workshop will support K-12 teachers of any content through the implementation of explicit vocabulary instruction during four after school sessions.
This first session will provide teachers with background information and a task to implement in their classrooms. During subsequent sessions, teachers will reflect on the implementation of the task and receive new information on the next steps of implementation.
OBJECTIVES:
Teachers will select vocabulary words, write student-friendly definitions, and learn activities that give students multiple exposures and repeated practice for deep meaning-making.
REMAINING SESSION DATES:*
September 28, 2021
October 5, 2021
October 12, 2021
*ATTENDANCE AT ALL 4 SESSIONS IS ENCOURAGED
REGISTRATION FEE:
FREE to SWPRSC Title III Consortium Members
$75/person for SWP members (covers all 4 sessions)
$90/person for non members (covers all 4 sessions)
COLLEGE CREDIT:
Optional 0.5 graduate-level credit available from MNU for $45 at conclusion of all sessions. Requires attendance at all 4 sessions plus assignment completion.
REGISTRATIONS/CANCELLATIONS:
Trainings with less than 5 registrations are subject to cancellation one week prior to the event date.
KPERS Retirement Seminar (1-10 years out)
Sep 21 from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Southwest Plains Conference Center, 810 Lark Avenue, Sublette
Facilitated by Ardith Dunn, KPERS Rep
This seminar will cover retirement topics to answer questions mainly about KPERS 1 and KPERS 2; however, KPERS 3 will also be covered, just not as extensively. It is designed specifically for persons that are 1-10 years from KPERS retirement. If you are further from retirement but would like to understand your KPERS retirement options, this seminar is also for you.
Some topics covered include: employee & employer contributions, eligibility, things to consider prior to retirement, retirement calculations, your online account, the retirement process, and rules governing working after retirement. The seminar will last approximately 75 minutes and will have time for questions. The KPERS representative will be available after the session for any further questions.
REGISTRATION FEE: FREE to anyone interested in learning more about KPERS Retirement
COLLEGE CREDIT: Not available
CANCELLATION: Events with less than 5 registrants are subject to cancellation one week prior to event date.
Inquiry-Based Learning and the HGSS Assessment
Sep 22 from 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM
Southwest Plains conference Center, 810 Lark Avenue, Sublette
Facilitated by Brett Fenton & Jim Dillon, Greenbush & Jessie Bloyd, SWPRSC
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
https://forms.gle/KGsvZx8mJoAH7jS88
What is Inquiry-Based Learning (IBL)? How does that relate to the new HGSS Kansas Assessment? Come learn and begin to develop your practices in IBL while developing the guiding document to use with your HGSS State Assessment. This is will be a learning, work session so you will leave with best practices and your assessment plan in hand!
OBJECTIVES:
- Define and explore Inquiry-Based Learning
- Learn the components of the HGSS State Assessment beginning in 2021-22 for grades 4, 7 & 11
- Design your assessment IBL with guided support
- Develop a plan for your implementation of IBL
$125/person for SWP Members
$140/person for Non Members
COLLEGE CREDIT:
Optional 0.5 graduate-level credit available from MNU for $45. Requires assignment completion.
CANCELLATION:
Events with less than 5 registrants are subject to cancellation one week prior to event date.
Title I Cadre (1/3)
Sep 23 from 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM
Southwest Plains Conference Center, 810 Lark Avenue, Sublette
Facilitated by Jessie Bloyd, SWPRSC Consultant
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
https://forms.gle/1n3MDx4AyQb2q34i7
Do you work with Title I in your building/district? If so, we invite you to join us for a day of networking and sharing of resources with other Title I colleagues. This is a great opportunity to talk about and learn to explain Title I regulations; apply best-practice strategies "from the field" to current content; explore and learn about new resources to utilize with at-risk students; share assessment strategies and practices; explore new technology resources and dialogue around current "hot topics". Attend today and take-away information and strategies you can use tomorrow!
REGISTRATION FEE:
$95/person for SWP members
$115/person for non members
COLLEGE CREDIT:
Optional 0.5 graduate-level college credit available from MidAmerica Nazarene University for $45. Requires completion of assignment.
REGISTRATIONS/CANCELLATIONS:
Trainings with less than 5 registrations are subject to cancellation one week prior to the event date.
Kindergarten Readiness, Star Recognition and KESA: Aligning & Leveraging Your System's Efforts
Sep 28 from 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM
Southwest Plains Conference Center, 810 Lark Avenue, Sublette
Facilitated by Staff from KSDE: Mischel Miller, Myron Melton, Amanda Petersen
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
https://forms.gle/Zkv7qqf1CbrcPKx86
Kansas school systems are tasked with many initiatives. Workshop participants will engage in a data driven process that integrates these initiatives into a cohesive model of school improvement. Today's focus will be on three such initiatives: Kindergarten Readiness, Star Recognition, and KESA. We will explore the innate connections that exist in both data and programming.
OBJECTIVES INCLUDE:
- examine the purpose and benefits of Star Recognition and its alignment to the Kansas vision for educators
- review the application process and set the stage for submitting a Kindergarten Readiness Star Recognition application
- Examine your system's data and how it can be leveraged to connect Star Recognition, KESA Yearly Summaries and your local Kindergarten Readiness work
- provide ample time for teams to collaborate, discuss and work on plans related to Star Recognition and KESA
REGISTRATION FEES:
$25/person (includes lunch)
COLLEGE CREDIT:
Optional 0.5 graduate-level credit available from MNU for $45. Requires assignment completion.
CANCELLATION:
Events with less than 5 registrants are subject to cancellation one week prior to event date.
Classified Leaders Virtual Forum
Sep 28 from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM
Virtual via Zoom
Facilitated by SWPRSC and Greensbush
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
https://greenbush.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMoc-6vpj8iHd1tB4r3hgm8L1EHHQaSQDMi
Southwest Plains Regional Service Center and Greenbush are excited to announce our upcoming Classified Leaders Forum! This monthly, virtual series is all about leadership development and support for program and department directors.
The dates of the additional sessions will be set after this first meeting with input from the participants.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
- Leading and managing staff
- Effective evaluations
- Having difficult conversations
- Effective hiring & interview techniques
- Updates on state/federal mandates
- Just-in-time staff PD topics
- Networking opportunities
Individuals: $250/person for member districts, $300/person for non members
Teams of 2: $225/person for member districts, $275/person for non members
Teams for 3: $200/person for member districts, $250/person for non members
Teams of 4+: $175/person for member districts, $225/person for non members
COLLEGE CREDIT: Not available
REGISTRATIONS/CANCELLATIONS:
Trainings with less than 5 registrations are subject to cancellation one week prior to the event date.
CTE Data Dashboard & Program Improvement PLN
Sep 28 from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Virtual via ZOOM
Facilitated by Joni Clark-Leiker (JCL Consulting) & Natalie Briscoe (SWPRSC)
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
https://forms.gle/Y4HiiUoPfk9fAF95A
This professional development series will address and support the importance of data collection and data management related to program improvement. The CTE Data Dashboard/Program Improvement PLN will focus on key data points districts use in collecting, reporting, analyzing and communicating program improvement goals and plans.
THROUGH the PLN PROCESS DISTRICTS WILL:
- establish a data management team
- establish a data management district guide
- build/establish a District Data Dashboard (tool)
- become familiar with data analysis tools such as Tree of Influence to analyze district data
- Align district improvement targets with CTE Pathway Improvement Plans
Each scheduled session will be approximately one hour in length.
Each registered member will have access to resource materials supporting data management and analysis. District staff who work with or have a need to know and understand CTE data collection and the impact on district success measures will find the CTE Data Dashboard and Program Improvement PLN series most beneficial.
All SWPRSC CTE Perkins districts can join for FREE!
A $250 stipend will be given to CTE Consortium members that attend all 6 sessions.
REMAINING CTE DATA DASHBOARD/PROGRAM IMPROVEMENT PLN DATES:
October 26, 2021
April 5, 2022
April 19, 2022
May 3, 2022
REGISTRATION FEE:
FREE to SWPRSC Perkins/CTE Consortium Members
$125/person for non-CTE Consortium Members
COLLEGE CREDIT:
Optional 0.5 graduate-level college credit available from MidAmerica Nazarene University for $45. Requires attendance at all 6 sessions and completion of assignment. Credit information will be made available at the end of the last session in December.
Implementing Explicit Vocabulary Instruction 2/4
Sep 28 from 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM
Facilitated by Dr. Gayla Lohfink, SWPRSC
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
https://forms.gle/kEs4YktAvmwVs6zn9
Explicit vocabulary instruction aids in meaning-making and creates stronger readers in all content-areas and grade-levels. English Learners, struggling readers, and ALL learners need this support. This workshop will support K-12 teachers of any content through the implementation of explicit vocabulary instruction during four after school sessions.
This first session will provide teachers with background information and a task to implement in their classrooms. During subsequent sessions, teachers will reflect on the implementation of the task and receive new information on the next steps of implementation.
OBJECTIVES:
Teachers will select vocabulary words, write student-friendly definitions, and learn activities that give students multiple exposures and repeated practice for deep meaning-making.
REMAINING SESSION DATES:
October 5, 2021
October 12, 2021
ATTENDANCE AT ALL 4 SESSIONS IS ENCOURAGED
REGISTRATION FEE:
FREE to SWPRSC Title III Consortium Members
$75/person for SWP members (covers all 4 sessions)
$90/person for non members (covers all 4 sessions)
COLLEGE CREDIT:
Optional 0.5 graduate-level credit available from MNU for $45 at conclusion of all sessions. Requires attendance at all 4 sessions plus assignment completion.
REGISTRATIONS/CANCELLATIONS:
Trainings with less than 5 registrations are subject to cancellation one week prior to the event date.
KESA for New Superintendents
Sep 29 from 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM
Southwest Plains Conference Center, 810 Lark Avenue, Sublette
Facilitated by KSDE: Mischel Miller and Myron Melton
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
https://forms.gle/TYyJUvGvSrpqk5h39
Join KSDE accreditation staff to discuss all you need to know about KESA (Kansas Education Systems Accreditation). You will learn about your system's KESA history and learn how to access your system's progress inside the authenticated application system. Further discussion and guided work time will be provided to address data analysis and goal alignment. Individualized assistance will be given to each participating system as needed.
THIS SESSION IS FOR FIRST YEAR SUPERINTENDENTS AND CURRICULUM COORDINATORS/DIRECTORS.
REGISTRATION FEES: Free
COLLEGE CREDIT: Not available
LETRS Academy Sign Up Deadline
Sep 30 - ALL DAY
Southwest Plains Conference Center, 810 Lark Avenue, Sublette
Facilitated by Maria Ortiz-Smith, SWPRSC Education Consultant and Certified LETRS Trainer
TIME FRAME: 2021-2022 SCHOOL YEAR
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
https://forms.gle/1V7H2seSkej1J3Uk6
What is LETRS®?
LETRS® (Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling) helps teachers apply The Science of Reading research to classroom practice allowing them to teach language and literacy skills to every student, no matter the curriculum or program your district uses. LETRS® is aligned to the International Dyslexia Association’s Structured Literacy Standards and develops teaching practices that prevent and remediate reading difficulties for ALL students.
Why LETRS®?
Both teaching reading and learning to read are complex, but failure is unnecessary! LETRS® incorporates decades of research on how students learn to read and how reading should be taught. Teachers will learn how to incorporate all the areas of reading and literacy as detailed in Scarborough’s rope, including oral language and writing.
How does Southwest Plains LETRS® Academy work?
District responsibilities:
Explain and advertise Southwest Plains LETRS® Academy
Provide classroom coverage to attend the virtual orientation
Provide a substitute and travel expenses for teachers to attend each of the 4 face-to-face sessions at Southwest Plains
Cover the $1,025 fee for each teacher. The fee includes online materials, books, and face-to-face workshops with lunches
To arrange locally- Please note that each of the 4 units requires 16 hours of online module completion including a pre- and post- assessment (with a score minimum) as well as classroom application tasks. Your district may arrange to compensate the teachers for this independent learning time via stipend, the use of a substitute, or other local arrangements
Teacher responsibilities:
Teachers will dedicate 16 hours of independent study including online modules and Bridge-to-Practice tasks per unit. The Bridge-to-Practice tasks support classroom implementation through the use of a student case study.
Successfully complete each of the 4 units by the deadline.
Attend the virtual orientation and 4 face-to-face sessions at Southwest Plains Regional Service Center.
Commitment to implementation.
Dates to remember:
REGISTER SOON!
Attend the virtual orientation on September 30, 2021 from 9:00-11:00.
Complete unit 1 online courses by November 26, 2021.
Attend Unit 1 face-to-face implementation support on December 6, 2021 at Southwest Plains Regional Service Center from 8:30-3:30.
Complete unit 2 online courses by February 4, 2022.
Attend Unit 2 face-to-face implementation support on February 14, 2022 at Southwest Plains Regional Service Center from 8:30-3:30.
Complete unit 3 online courses by April 22, 2022.
Attend Unit 3 face-to-face implementation support on May 2, 2022 at Southwest Plains Regional Service Center from 8:30-3:30.
Complete unit 4 online courses by June 17, 2022.
Attend Unit 4 face-to-face implementation support on June 27, 2022 at Southwest Plains Regional Service Center from 8:30-3:30.
Participation in the Southwest Plains LETRS Academy is limited to 25 participants. Each interested person should complete the registration as soon as possible indicating their intent to be trained. Additional registration links will be sent out a week before each participation day to provide accountability for required training dates.
Differentiated Instruction, Accommodations & Modifications
Sep 30 from 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM
Southwest Plains Conference Center, 810 Lark Avenue, Sublette
IN-PERSON AND ZOOM ATTENDANCE OPTIONS AVAILABLE
Facilitated by Dr. Amber Miller, SWPRSC
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
https://forms.gle/8YR96NvMuL2Mynn76
The purpose of this training is to examine options for effective differentiation within core subject areas, to embed an understanding of the importance of meeting students where they are, and to provide a framework for accommodating and modifying instruction to provide access to the general education curriculum by general education teachers.
OBJECTIVES:
- broaden teacher knowledge of the needs of students with different abilities
- create a rationale for the implementation of differentiation in lessons for all students
- create differentiated lesson plans when given the time and differentiation tools for individualizing learning in the general education classroom for all students
- support and scaffold student learning through differentiation techniques in the classroom
- provide access to general education curriculum through accommodations & modifications for individual students
- modify assignments to meet the individual student at their level within the general education classroom.
REGISTRATION FEES:
$125/person for SWP Members
$140/person for Non Members
Free to HPEC Member Districts*
*This workshop is being provided free to all general education teachers from HPEC sponsoring districts with CEIS funds. Sponsored districts include: 476 Copeland, 216 Deerfield, 218 Elkhart, 363 Holcomb, 210 Hugoton, 452 Johnson (Stanton County), 215 Lakin, 467 Leoti (Wichita County), 371 Montezuma, 209 Moscow, 217 Rolla , 507 Satanta, 466 Scott County, 374 Sublette, 494 Syracuse, 200 Tribune (Greeley County), 214 Ulysses.
COLLEGE CREDIT:
Optional 0.5 graduate-level credit available from MNU for $45. Requires assignment completion.
CANCELLATION:
Events with less than 5 registrants are subject to cancellation one week prior to event date.
You've Tested, Now What? Understanding & Applying FastBridge Reports to Reading Interventions for Grades 2-5
Oct 1 from 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM
Southwest Plains Conference Center, 810 Lark Avenue, Sublette
Facilitated by Margo Morton, SWPRSC
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
https://forms.gle/aQR2WkEUX1kmVN7B9
MANDATORY PREREQUISITE:
Reading Fall Benchmark FastBridge Testing MUST be completed as actual data will be used.
THE FOCUS OF THIS WORKSHOP WILL BE:
- understanding and locating benchmark scores
- viewing and understanding various FastBridge reports
- completing a quadrant data sort to group students based on reading deficits
- setting up progress monitoring with the FastBridge system
- exploring intervention resources/materials to target fluency, phonics and phonemic awareness
This workshop is appropriate for ELA teachers in grades 2-5, administrators, coaches, and interventionists.
REGISTRATION FEE:
$125/person for SWP Members
$140/person for Non members
COLLEGE CREDIT:
Optional 0.5 graduate-level college credit available from MidAmerica Nazarene University for $45. Requires completion of assignment.
REGISTRATION/CANCELLATION:
Trainings with less than 5 registrations are subject to cancellation one week prior to the event date.
ESOL Praxis Bootcamp: Plan/Implement/Assess/Evaluate
Oct 4 from 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM
Southwest Plains Regional Service Center, 810 Lark Ave, Sublette, KS 67877, USA
Facilitated by Jessie Bloyd, SWPRSC
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
https://forms.gle/fu8ZC7wCJC71JCbL8
Teachers will take away suggestions for WHAT and HOW to study for the Praxis Assessment for English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL). The sessions are designed to help teachers prepare their thinking and their classrooms for students whose first language is not English. The expectation for ESOL endorsed teachers is that they will be able to structure their classrooms, lesson plans, and teaching strategies to successfully support English learners. There are 3 separate workshops in this series. Pick one or more as needed to support your preparations for the ESOL Praxis.
TODAY'S SESSION FOCUSES ON:
- Lesson preparation: language and content objectives
- Cooperative learning strategies to support ELLs
- Stages of language acquisition
- Krashen's research on language acquisition
- Approaches to language instruction
- Vocabulary to support assessment procedures
REGISTRATION FEES:
FREE to HPEC Member USDs (200, 209, 210, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218, 363, 371, 374, 452, 466, 467, 476, 494, 507)
FREE to SWP Title III Consortium Members
$125/person for SWP Members
$140/person for Non Members
COLLEGE CREDIT:
Optional 0.5 graduate-level credit available from MNU for $45. Requires assignment completion.
CANCELLATION:
Events with less than 5 registrants are subject to cancellation one week prior to event date.
KSDE District/Building Test Coordinator Training
Oct 5 from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Southwest Plains Conference Center, 810 W. Lark Avenue, Sublette
Facilitated by Julie Ewing, KSDE Assessment Coordinator
IN-PERSON ATTENDANCE ONLY
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
https://forms.gle/QUhBQeDfxBA2uvrS9
Whether you are a new or veteran coordinator, we invite you to make plans to attend this regional training. Topics covered will include test coordinator's responsibilities, using KITE, updates for the upcoming year, etc.
REGISTRATION FEES:
$25/person (includes lunch)
COLLEGE CREDIT:
Not available
CANCELLATION:
Events with less than 5 registrants are subject to cancellation one week prior to event date.
NW Admin Council
Oct 5 from 9:30 AM to 1:00 PM
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
https://forms.gle/CiW3GbLvmBbN6EZK8
Collaborative opportunity for area superintendents and PK-12 principals to come together to share their successes, challenges and learn about/discuss state initiatives and other areas essential to a successful school system. Separate roundtable session for principals during NKESC SPED meeting at end of council.
REGISTRATION FEE:
NO CHARGE
Lunch provided courtesy of NKESC.
Implementing Explicit Vocabulary Instruction 3/4
Oct 5 from 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM
Facilitated by Dr. Gayla Lohfink, SWPRSC
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
https://forms.gle/JhLG6q4UywkdbhQo9
Explicit vocabulary instruction aids in meaning-making and creates stronger readers in all content-areas and grade-levels. English Learners, struggling readers, and ALL learners need this support. This workshop will support K-12 teachers of any content through the implementation of explicit vocabulary instruction during four after school sessions.
This first session will provide teachers with background information and a task to implement in their classrooms. During subsequent sessions, teachers will reflect on the implementation of the task and receive new information on the next steps of implementation.
OBJECTIVES:
Teachers will select vocabulary words, write student-friendly definitions, and learn activities that give students multiple exposures and repeated practice for deep meaning-making.
REMAINING SESSION DATES:
October 12, 2021
ATTENDANCE AT ALL 4 SESSIONS IS ENCOURAGED.
REGISTRATION FEE:
FREE to SWPRSC Title III Consortium Members
$75/person for SWP members (covers all 4 sessions)
$90/person for non members (covers all 4 sessions)
COLLEGE CREDIT:
Optional 0.5 graduate-level credit available from MNU for $45 at conclusion of all sessions. Requires attendance at all 4 sessions plus assignment completion.
REGISTRATIONS/CANCELLATIONS:
Trainings with less than 5 registrations are subject to cancellation one week prior to the event date.
SWP Supts Council
Oct 6 from 8:30 AM to 1:00 PM
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
https://forms.gle/Cvq9KZwbMPhfv8HE7
Collaborative opportunity for area superintendents to come together to share their successes, challenges and learn about/discuss state initiatives and other areas essential to a successful school system. Participation is welcome in person or by Zoom.
REGISTRATION FEE:*
FREE to SWPRSC members
$30/person for non-members
*includes lunch for onsite participants
Building Your Plan for IPS Success PLN 1/5
Oct 6 from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Virtual via ZOOM
VIRTUAL ATTENDANCE ONLY
Facilitated by Kim Mauk, Traci Taylor & Natalie Briscoe, & Joni Clark-Leiker
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
https://forms.gle/yNkSoCHLUrpLkhoUA
Join us for an opportunity to discuss and plan for your IPS implementation. This brief session will allow for collaboration and planning for your district IPS. All SWPRSC CTE Perkins districts can participate for free! A $250 stipend will be provided to SWPRSC Perkins Consortium individuals that attend all 5 sessions.
REGISTRATION FEE:
FREE to SWPRSC Perkins/CTE Consortium Members
COLLEGE CREDIT:
Optional 0.5 graduate-level college credit available from MidAmerica Nazarene University for $45. Requires attendance at all 5 sessions and completion of assignment. Credit information will be made available at the end of the last session in February.
You've Tested, Now What? Understanding & Applying FastBridge Reports to Reading and Math Instruction for Grades K-1
Oct 7 from 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM
Southwest Plains Conference Center, 810 Lark Avenue, Sublette
Facilitated by Margo Morton, SWPRSC
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
https://forms.gle/DULxukgaRjpjnPES6
MANDATORY PREREQUISITE: Reading and Math Fall Benchmark FastBridge Testing MUST be completed as actual data will be used.
THE FOCUS OF THIS WORKSHOP WILL BE:
- understanding and locating benchmark scores
- viewing and understanding various FastBridge reports
- spending extensive time within the Detailed Group Report to determine intervention focus
- setting up progress monitoring within the FastBridge system
- exploring intervention resources/materials within the system
PARTICIPANTS SHOULD BRING: a computer, pen/pencil and have acCess to current FastBridge data.
This workshop is appropriate for ELA and Math teachers in grades K-1, administrators, coaches, and interventionists.
REGISTRATION FEE:
$125/person for SWP Members
$140/person for Non members
COLLEGE CREDIT:
Optional 0.5 graduate-level college credit available from MidAmerica Nazarene University for $45. Requires completion of assignment.
REGISTRATION/CANCELLATION:
Trainings with less than 5 registrations are subject to cancellation one week prior to the event date.