Posts tagged with "Summer":
SIAM Conference on Nonlinear Waves and Coherent Structures (NWCS16)
Registration For more details on registration, use the link below Registration Link The conference dates: August 8-11, 2016 Venue: Sheraton Philadelphia Society Hill Hotel, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
2016 CII Summer Meeting
This Conference provides a unique opportunity to interact with 100 senior international officers and global staff responsible for international outreach, engagement, community development, extension, and other functions at their university, all gathered in one collaborative environment. Registration For more details … Continue reading
National Summer Learning Day
The National Summer Learning Association (NSLA) is the nonprofit association that focus on closing the achievement gap through high-quality summer learning for all children and youth. Summer Learning Day is led by the National Summer Learning Association (NSLA) to elevate … Continue reading
Back-To-School Ideas to Prepare Your Family For the New School Year 2021-22
Beating the Brain Drain Through Computing: Webinar Recap with Printable Activity Sheet – by Julie C. Lyons
Summer Reading: Questions to Ask That Promote Comprehension
Make the Most of Summer: Ideas for Teachers
Maximize Your Summer: Ideas for Principals (Part II)
With August just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to reflect on how well you’ve managed your schedule so far during the summer. Last week we provided you with several ideas to make the most of your time, including: making staffing decisions early, revising safety procedures if necessary, networking with colleagues, using technology to your advantage, and taking staff input into account.
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Make the Most of Summer: Ideas for Curriculum Supervisors
Some people might mistakenly think that when the school year is over, there’s nothing left for a curriculum supervisor to do… but you know the truth: the summer is a time to organize and facilitate professional development activities, oversee summer programs, work with curriculum committees, and put everything in place for the upcoming school year. At the same time, you may find more quiet moments without the pressures of traveling to different schools for meetings, teacher evaluations, etc.
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