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NOTE: THIS WORKSHOP HAS BEEN POSTPONED. Once available, more details will be provided. Workshop Description: In an increasingly competitive world, we are under an immense amount of pressure to constantly perform. As humans easily fall victim to the ego in our mind, triggering self-doubt and insecurities. We find that our own worst enemy is often ourselves. In this […]
Workshop Description:Â How you interpret and make sense of events is a juncture point where emotional resilience increases or depletes. You make the choice of what story to tell. When you tell empowering stories, your optimism may expand, and optimism is a key trait of resilient people. We are social beings, and we need each other […]
This second module releases on October 15. Description: Discover the significance of cultivating strong partnerships with multilingual families to foster a supportive and inclusive learning environment, ultimately enhancing student success. If you have not joined our online platform for this series yet, it is not too late! This series will have rolling registration. Once you […]
Executive functions affect day-to-day life for all of us. Some students may struggle with the application of executive function skills at school and at home. Join us as we explore how executive functions can impact students with a variety of learning needs and neurodiverse styles. A variety of strategies to manage executive functioning across grade […]
This workshop will help middle and high school teachers discover the potential of integrating ChatGPT into your classroom to enhance student learning and streamline your professional tasks. The workshop will provide hands-on training, practical tips, and creative strategies to make your teaching more effective and your life as an educator easier. The goal of the […]
Workshop Description: Learning to be in the present moment, without judging it, boosts our resilience. It can allow us to feel accepting and clear-headed about our options for response. When we’re fully present, we’re more likely to find appropriate levity in moments of challenge and to relieve stress by finding humor in a situation. Presenter Biography: Stephanie […]
This third module releases on November 15. Description: Unpack the nuances of language acquisition versus disability, equipping educators with the knowledge and tools to better identify and support multilingual learners' unique needs. If you have not joined our online platform for this series yet, it is not too late! This series will have rolling registration. […]
Workshop Description: Physical self-care and well-being are foundational for many other habits. When your body is cared for, you’re better able to deal with emotions. Resilient people have a healthy self-perception, are committed to taking care of themselves, and accept themselves more or less as they are. Presenter Biography: Stephanie Letourneau is a certified mindfulness instructor and […]
ADHD is one of the most familiar disorders in classrooms from K-12. This workshop will discuss the characteristics of the disorder and how to view ADHD from the dual perspectives of the medical and social models of disability. Participants will learn an array of strategies to help students across grade levels. Register as soon as […]
This fourth module releases on December 15. Description: Learn essential techniques and best practices for effectively welcoming and supporting newly arrived multilingual learners, ensuring a supportive transition into the classroom and community. If you have not joined our online platform for this series yet, it is not too late! This series will have rolling registration. […]
The term neurodivergent was coined in the 1990s by Australian sociologist Judy Singer. The movement has spread significantly, influencing the way children, parents, and educators look at disability. We will engage with the model, compare it to a medical model of disability, and discover new approaches to helping students use their strengths to improve academic […]
This fifth module releases on January 15. Description: Educators will learn how to easily identify the academic English of their content area and build these language skills for all students, without straying from content standards. If you have not joined our online platform for this series yet, it is not too late! This series will […]
Merrimack's move to the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) provides the opportunity for Merrimack student-athletes to continue pursuing excellence at the highest levels nationally.
