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Past webinars

Catch up on demand

The six most recent sessions. Every past webinar stays online — browse the full archive by year and month.

• 7

  Oct 2026

  Lunch and Learn: CTRL THINK — Guiding Students Through AI Literacy and Critical Thinking Skills

  The need for this topic has reached its ultimate high as we enter the era of AI. Leave this session with lesson plan ideas, resources, and technology tools (Checkology) to help guide you along the journey for creating critical thinkers rather than regurgitators. Facilitated by Stevie Frank, Zionsville Community Schools. A virtual session from Nextech for grades K-12. Free.

  Nextech·Indiana·AI in Education
  Ended
• 7

  Oct 2026

  What We Do and How We Do It: Trauma-Informed SEL, Session 1: Theoretical Frameworks

  Session 1 of the five-part Trauma-Informed SEL Across the School Community series from Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth. We know social-emotional learning is a good idea, but what does it mean, and how do we consistently, predictably, and comprehensively incorporate SEL into our school communities? This opening session explores the theoretical frameworks behind SEL as not just what we do, but how we do it. PDPs and CEUs are available to participants who attend all five sessions and pass the closing quiz.

  Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth·Massachusetts·Student Wellbeing
  Ended
• 7

  Oct 2026

  Using the NIoT Evidence Portal to design inclusive professional learning

  An introduction to the free NIoT Evidence Portal, which brings together research and professional insight to help educators interpret evidence critically and apply it thoughtfully when designing professional learning.

  Chartered College of Teaching·Professional Development
  Ended
• 7

  Oct 2026

  Morning Meeting in PreK-2: Teach School-Ready Behaviors

  A one-day (6-hour) virtual workshop from Responsive Classroom for educators of grades PreK-2. Discover how to use Morning Meeting to teach essential school-ready behaviors — following directions, listening, taking turns, asking questions, responding appropriately and cooperating with peers — and foster a positive classroom community where children begin each day feeling connected, focused and ready to learn. Includes a certificate of completion, a resource book and The Morning Meeting Book.

  Responsive Classroom·Early Childhood
  Ended
• 7

  Oct 2026

  McKinney-Vento 201: Family Code, Truancy, Discipline & Resources

  Advanced McKinney-Vento session covering the Texas Family Code, truancy, discipline procedures and community resources for students experiencing homelessness.

  ESC Region 2·Texas·Student Wellbeing
  Ended
• 7

  Oct 2026

  Turning Systematic Accountability into Schoolwide Success

  Dacey Hughes and Dr. Mike Lastra, principals in Hernando County School District, share how they built school success through systematic accountability and a culture focused on measurable growth. Topics include data-driven instruction, intentional planning, tiered teacher support, building collective ownership of student data, and creating systems where both teachers and students thrive. Ideal for principals and assistant principals. Aligned to Florida Educational Leadership Standards 4 and 7, with 1 hour of professional learning credit. Free for current full-service FASA members.

  Florida Association of School Administrators·Florida·Leadership & Administration
  Ended

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