|
MNEA
Good Teaching Conference |
|
|
Register
for the MNEA Good Teaching Conference
Professional
development for educators by educators! Join us in St.
Louis as the NEA Training Cadre presents Missouri NEA’s
Good Teaching Conference. The NEA cadre is composed
of accomplished classroom teachers from around the country,
specially trained and armed with proven strategies you
can put to use in your classroom. Participants will
choose two three-hour sessions to attend. The diversity
and autism sessions are appropriate for education support
professionals as well as teachers.
Register by Sept. 30 for the best rate.
The registration deadline is Oct. 13.
Conference
details >> |
| Fall
Conference
|
|
Friday,
Nov. 7
The first day of the MNEA Fall Conference will include
two in-depth all-day pre-conference sessions that
require pre-registration: 1) Differentiated Instruction:
Meeting the Instructional Needs of Diverse Classrooms;
2) “I
Can Do It” a Classroom Management Program. The
Missouri NEA Representative Assembly will also be
held on Friday; thus, RA delegates will not be able
to attend both the Fall Conference and RA.
Saturday, Nov. 8
The second day of the conference is free to the public
and will include several 75-minute workshops, exhibit
hall and a keynote address entitled “Rachel's
Challenge.”
Read
more and signup online.
|
|
I Can Do It
Beginning Teachers Assistance Program
|
|
Teacher
certification in Missouri requires participation in
a Beginning Teacher Assistance Program. MNEA and Maryville
University have teamed up to offer a meaningful and
convenient way for beginning teachers to receive a
certificate verifying completion of this requirement.
Attending this program
fulfills the PC-I certification requirement for "participating
in a beginning-teacher assistance program sponsored
by a college or university."
The
beginning teacher assistance program focuses on "I
CAN DO IT," a classroom management program. Other
topics include creating a professional teaching and
learning plan and maneuvering the certification maze.
Read
more and signup online.
|
| No
MOre Bullying: Developing
a Whole School Campaign |
|
Missouri NEA will offer six No MOre Bullying School
Team Training Program opportunities. A school team
should attend. The team members will begin developing
the whole-school campaign for their school and learn
techniques needed to train their school staff. Register
your team now and sign up for the MO-NEA-Bullyfree-Schools
listserv for more information about creating bully-free
schools.
Seminar
Details
|
| Preparing
for Praxis II |
|
Praxis
II is the state licensure assessment to become a certified
teacher in Missouri. Graduating college students as
well as teachers who are seeking certification in
other areas are required to pass the Praxis II in
order to qualify for a valid license.
Workshop
Details
|
