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Skip to main content Home Log in Skip available courses Available courses Montauk School Training Teacher: Christina Sciarrotto Educational Neuroscience Teacher: Peter Pece Active Listening for Positive, Productive, Engaged Learning Teacher: Patricia Magilligan Elementary and Secondary Language-Literacy Toolkit Teacher: Michele Pepey Avenues to Successful Teaching of Writing for All Levels Teacher: Jean Galima Beyond the Basics: Taking Google Apps to the Next Level Teacher: Christina Sciarrotto Digital Literacy and Citizenship Teacher: Rosemarie Foster Creating an ePortfolio: Improving Your Photographic Process Teacher: Suzanne Presberg Inspiring Young Minds Teacher: Amy Miller Calm Teacher: Kysten Ellison Supporting the Neurodiverse Student in Our Classrooms Teacher: Kysten Ellison Building Student Resiliency Teacher: Michael Sims Behavioral Intervention Strategies-Creating Class wide/Individual Behavior Plans Teacher: Corinne Roig Celebrating Reading in the 21st Century Teacher: Kristina Holzweiss When Students are in Crisis Teacher: Richard Faber Creating a Successful Classroom for Children with Disabilites Teacher: Kysten Ellison Boost and Accelerate Your ELL Students Learning: Ensure Student Success with Practical Strategies! Teacher: Anthony Auciello Creating Online Assignments and Assessments Teacher: Tracy Toth Mindfulness for Positive and Productive Classrooms Teacher: Patricia Magilligan Exploring Google For Education K-12 Teacher: Christina Sciarrotto Mental Health in Students and Schools Teacher: Kysten Ellison Accelerating Literacy Success With Conferring & Small Group Instruction Teacher: Patricia Magilligan Embracing, Yet Addressing the Consequences of the Evolution of Communication Teacher: Jean Galima Creative Collage Techniques Teacher: Julia Lang-Shapiro Engaging the Math Learner with Games Teacher: Jill Cohen The Opioid Epidemic and the Impact on Schools Teacher: Kysten Ellison Building Self Esteem in the Classroom Teacher: Kysten Ellison Keeping Our Students and Schools Safe Teacher: Richard Faber Students Teaching Teachers-Creating a Classroom of Connections Teacher: Gayle Meinkes-Lumia Peer Mentoring Teacher: Michael Sims Recognizing & Meeting the Needs of Our Gifted Students! Teacher: Jean Galima How Proficient Readers Think-Utilizing Fiction and Non-fiction Sources to Master Cognitive Thinking Teacher: Gayle Meinkes-Lumia Best Practices for Teaching Multi-Language Students Teacher: Deirdre Cerrito Teacher: Jully Williams Using Cooperative Learning in the Classroom Teacher: Marina Poulis Embedding Formative Assessment Strategies into the Classroom Teacher: Alissa Rosenberg The Art of Creativity: An Inter-Disciplinary Approach This course will explore how integrating the arts between subjects (specifically Mathematics and Science Curriculum) would help teachers and students make connections between those subjects with use of higher analytical thinking, reasoning and ultimately student voice. The ideology that learning through Socratic-like/multidimensional lessons would lead to revelations and progress across the curriculum and help foster an individual who possesses the life skills needed for a more creative economy. Teacher: Laura O'Shaughnessy-Swan Digital Tools To Enhance Learning Teacher: Lindsay Audiino Fake News vs Real News: Determining the Truth Teacher: Chris Visco Supporting Struggling Readers Teacher: Jaclyn Graham Collaborative Online Tools for Teachers Teacher: Kristen Cogan STEAM Ahead: Exploring and Creating Steam Lessons Teacher: Christina Sciarrotto Down Syndrome and Autism Spectrum Disorders Teacher: Linda Cohen Understanding Growth Mindset Teacher: Richard Faber Loving Literature Teacher: Danielle Waitz Putting All The Pieces of The Puzzle Together and Reaching All Learners Teacher: Gayle Meinkes-Lumia Technology in The Classroom: Apps, QR Codes, Senteos, and Plickers Teacher: Christina Sciarrotto Presentations: How to Create and Use Them in Today's Classroom Teacher: Tracy Toth The Effect That Stress Has on Student Learning Teacher: Richard Faber Sexual Bullying and Gender Identity Teacher: Kysten Ellison Enhancing Language and Literacy Through Photography For The Classroom Teacher- K-12 Teacher: Alissa Rosenberg The Nuts and Bolts of Health, Nutrition, and Obesity Teacher: Kysten Ellison Learning, Literacy, and Life Teacher: Jean Galima Auditory Processing Disorders: An Overview of Working with Children with APD Teacher: Linda Cohen What Does It Mean to Be on the Spectrum? Teacher: Mike DeMario The Impact of Labeling & Stereotypes on Education Teacher: Richard Faber Developing a College/Career Ready Student Course Description: This course is geared towards making students more college and career ready. This can be accomplished by impeding a college/career focus in curriculum, through lessons and by exposing students to different opportunities that foster growth and awareness of the different colleges and careers available. By schools exposing students to a wide array of supports it will provide students with an opportunity to set individual postsecondary goals for themselves. Furthermore, the course aims to bring the light the different local opportunities, online resources and potential field trips schools can implement within their school. Course Objectives: 1. Participants will have knowledge of career online resources and experience navigating these sites. 2. Participants will learn the necessities of early planning for college and career goals and learn to incorporate college and career experiences in their classroom and school. 3. Participants will complete and utilize a career assessment. 4. Identify local resources and opportunities available. 5. Students will be able to identify post secondary aspirations and have knowledge to prepare for the identified pathway. Lesson Topics: Lesson topics will include: 1. Student Introductions and Experience with College/Career Readiness 2. Defining College/Career Readiness and it’s Affects 3. Identifying Local Resources 4. Ideas on How to Introduce College/Career Topics into the Classroom 5. Introduce the Big Future Website through College Board (Online Resource) 6. Introduce Career Zone and the Importance of a Career Assessment (Online Resource) 7. Developing an Education Plan and Identifying Post-Secondary Goals 8. College/Career Lesson Plan Forum Participation: Students will be able to interact with one another through the use of discussion board. I will post questions throughout the course. You will need respond to each forum question and then respond to one of your classmates posts. Participant Outcomes: At the conclusion of the course, teachers will have a variety of creative ideas on how to implement a college/career focus within their classroom. These enhanced opportunities will be aimed to motivated students and in turn students will be able to take a more futuristic approach to their education and life. Teacher: Francesca Reardon Communicating with our English Language Learners Teacher: Francine Voulo The Newspaper as a Flexible & Dynamic Teaching Tool Teacher: Jean Galima Communication Skills for Students Teacher: Jean Galima iPad Apps and Websites Helping Students with Dyslexia to Succeed with Spelling, Writing, & Reading Teacher: Maureen Hanley Spanish in Our Classrooms Teacher: Francine Voulo Making Math Meaningful Teacher: Danielle Waitz Implementing Helpful Strategies for Working with Speech and Language Students Teacher: Linda Cohen Defining Dyslexia & The Orton Gillingham Reading Methodology K-12 Teacher: Maureen Hanley Google Classroom and Google Communities This course, taught by an authorized Google Education Trainer , will be focus on the integration of Google Classroom and Google+ Communities into the curriculum. Participants will collaborate and complete assignments in Google Classroom, and will have the opportunity to set up their own online classrooms to experiment and learn how it works. The newest features o...