Through our Academic Coaching Workshop, you’ll learn to take a step back, evaluate capability, and then improve your instruction. By doing this, you master how to meaningfully support student progress in an academic setting.

The United States of America is an amalgamation of many cultures, and the American Song as Literature Workshop examines the history of American song and what it reveals about this union. Those who participate will learn how music can be a lens for understanding voice, culture, and history in the classroom.

There are multiple levels of curriculum, and the 5th Curriculum Workshop explores how lifelong learning develops from their interrelation. The workshop focuses on the Intended, Planned, Taught, Tested, and Used (life-long) curricula.

The Student Motivation Workshop explores Wlodkowski’s Motivational Framework for Culturally Responsive Teaching. Participants will learn how motivation develops and how classroom practice can strengthen persistence when learning becomes difficult.

The Building Student Self-Efficacy Workshop teaches self-efficacy as it relates to building student beliefs surrounding their ability to succeed. Those who attend will leave with an understanding of how everyday teaching practices influence that belief.