Live Webinars
MNEA and NEA presents a series of live sessions on teaching remotely. These one-hour sessions will be recorded and available to members who are unable to join the live presentation.
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How to make that difficult parent phone call
Mon., Oct. 26, 7-8 p.m. CT |
Social Emotional Learning in a Virtual Space
Mon., Nov. 9, 6-7 p.m. CT
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Assessments: Formative and Summative from a Distance
Mon., Dec. 7, 6-7 p.m. CT
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Especially for ESP
EPA: A Clean Start: Controlling viruses and bacteria in schools with healthy cleaning practices (FAQ) (7/31)
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Recordings
Members Only
Log in MNEA Members Only and click on Online Training under Workshops & Resources to access the following recordings:
Google Tools for student engagement
Student engagement and building relationships among and with students are more important now than ever, for both online and in-person teaching. Join this session to learn how to use Google tools to build relationships and engage students.
Safely Returning to In-Person Instruction: Rights and Considerations for Educators
In this webinar, we will discuss recommendations from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and other health experts;
educator rights and accommodations; and what educators and MNEA local affiliates can do to ensure safe, healthy schools and campuses.
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Open to all educators and education support professionals
More live and recorded online trainings can be found at Workshops & Resources, Online Training.
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Social Media, Free Speech, and Technology
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The expansion of social media provides a variety of platforms where education employees can share their opinions. Unfortunately, the First Amendment rights of education employees haven't always kept up. Join this training to learn ways to use social media and district technology safely, and gain an understanding of the speech rights of public education employees. Presenter: Missouri NEA Associate General Counsel Vincenzo Iuppa |
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What About You? Strategies for Supporting Educator Resilience and Trauma-Informed Self-Care
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Learn strategies for supporting educator resilience and trauma-informed self-care with this webinar from NEA, the Center on Great Teachers & Leaders at the American Institute for Research, and the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards.
Teachers and principals across the country are surprising students, parents and their communities with innovative practices and thoughtful solutions to the unprecedented COVID-19 crisis. In the face of this collective trauma, educators are standing up to the disruptions and navigating this new terrain. They are taking care of themselves and their families while maintaining connections with students and colleagues. |
Rights of Certificated Educators
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This presentation gives participants the opportunity to share their knowledge of legal rights, and to expand that knowledge. Topics covered include tenure rights, mandatory reporting duties, and ways to protect your employment. If you are an experienced educator, come share your knowledge and experiences with the group. Presenter: Missouri NEA Associate General Counsel Vincenzo Iuppa |
Screencasting: Using Loom, Screencastify, Quick Time, Screencast-o-matic, Google Meet
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Explore the many options to screen record a lesson or a how-to video while you are narrating. Learn screencasting techniques and best practices in this session. Compare features, learn how to use several screencasting programs, and make a video with your webcam image or without. |
Using Videos in Your Lesson
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Videos are a great way to connect with your students. Learn how to create and share videos using QuickTime. Explore ways to link videos that other people have created in your online space. |
Differentiating & Team Teaching: Distance Learning Edition
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Tools like Seesaw, Flipgrid and Google Classroom are beloved by educators across the nation, and can be utilized to serve our students with direct, targeted assignments via enrollment in multiple classes or with the use of co-teachers. Entire grade levels may benefit from a shared space, and special area teachers and support staff can be linked to their students more easily. Get some strategies for possibilities of maintaining multiple groups of students in classes, and including co-teachers - or getting yourself included in pre-existing ones. |
Rights of Education Support Professionals
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Topics covered include tenure rights, mandatory reporting duties, and ways to protect your employment, and other topics brought up by participants. Learn the legal landscape of your chosen profession. Presenter: Missouri NEA Associate General Counsel Vincenzo Iuppa |
Planning for a Week of Distance Learning
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Explore a few examples of what distance education might "look" like in K-12 classrooms from EdTech experts. We will also explore the transition thinking required that best supports student engagement and (hopefully) success. |
Facilitating Quality Practice
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Quality practice looks, sounds and feels different virtually. Let's practice with tools that teachers and paraeducators can use with students. We will learn about best practices for online learning, including instructor presence, learning objectives, real world applications, clear expectations, engaging students, prompt feedback, and netiquette. We will focus on two platforms: Seesaw and Google Classroom. |
SEL in a Virtual Space
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How can you create meaningful relationships with and between middle/high school students in a safe virtual space? This webinar seeks to answer this question with *already tried it* practices. Learn about different strategies, exercises, and activities that put SEL at the forefront in an intentional and transparent way. |
Touching all the Bases with Google Slides
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Join us in exploring the inclusive and engaging world of Google Slides. Learn multiple ways to use Google Slides to differentiate, increase engagement, and encourage collaboration. These strategies can be used anywhere regardless of the learning environment (in-person or remote), grade level of student, or content being addressed. (64 min)
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Providing Accommodations and Scaffolds
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How do you support students with IEPs, language learners, and older students with developing literacy skills in a distance learning environment? Learn strategies for providing accommodations, scaffolds, SIOP features, and elements of explicit instruction in an asynchronous setting that support all students. This webinar will begin with a survey and the webinar will be tailored based on participants needs. (58 min)
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Leveling up Google Slides for Seesaw and Google Classroom
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Google Slides is a tool that allows educators to share a variety of information with students in a dynamic fashion. In this course, participants will learn fundamental principles of information design that will empower them to make high-quality Google Slides presentations. Participants will then learn how to integrate Google Slides with Seesaw and Google Classroom for presenting information, giving directions, and creating templates for students to make their own presentations. (74 min)
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IDEAs That Work
Highlighting Strategies and Practices in Providing Related Services to Enhance the Continuity of Learning During COVID-19 for Children with Disabilities
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This webinar was the second in the series and focused on the provision of related services through remote and distance methods to address the critical, ongoing needs of children with disabilities during the COVID-19 era. This webinar included representatives from several related service national organizations, OSEP Centers, and university partners.
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IDEAs That Work
Highlighting Resources for Teachers and Parents to Enhance the Continuity of Learning During COVID-19 for Children with Disabilities
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This webinar was the first in the series and was designed to highlight products developed by our funded investments to support teachers, providers, and parents in their efforts to provide services and supports to children with disabilities. The link to the archived webinar can be found below, we will be providing the PowerPoint, as well as additional information from the centers that were highlighted.
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Differentiation Domination with Google Forms
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Join us in exploring the amazing differentiation capabilities of Google Forms. This strategy can be used anywhere regardless of the learning environment (in-person or remote), grade level of student, or content being addressed. Picture a choose your own adventure based on your curriculum. (71 minutes) |
Building Routines for Student Success in Virtual Space
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How can physical classroom routines (submitting work and getting help) be transformed for effective use in virtual spaces? This webinar discusses how to teach upper elementary/middle/high school students necessary skills to confidently navigate virtual learning communities and also help students transition to virtual/remote learning that seems familiar to face-to-face instruction. Some tips may also be helpful to elementary educators. (52 minutes)
ESPs and the COVID Crisis:
The Next Response
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While we grapple with the current crisis, we need to think about what's next. What will the school year look like this fall? What can we do now to prepare as the crisis continues? Join us as we share strategies through legislative action, member advocacy, organizing, and professional development so we can ensure ESPs are there next year to help schools re-open.
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What About Your Students? Supporting Student Well-Being and Resilience with Trauma-Informed Care
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Tools and resources shared on the webinar include:
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CARES Act: Relief for Student Loan Borrowers
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CARES Act FAQ: Student Loan Provisions
Educators have been burdened by student debt for far too long, and the COVID-19 pandemic risks making that debt even more burdensome. Congress enacted the CARES Act, a COVID-19 relief law, that includes big changes to federal student loans starting April 10, 2020.
These changes include a suspension of interest and payments for borrowers who have federal student loans from April 10, 2020 to Sept. 30, 2020.
Presenter: NEA Government Relations and Office of General Counsel
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Institute of Education Sciences:
COVID-19 Evidence-Based Resources |
Horace Mann Wednesday Webinars
Topics include student loan forgiveness, DonorsChoose funding, retirement planning and more. |
NBPTS COVID-19 Webinars:
Topics includes tips on engaging students virtually, tools, virtual lesson plans, and cyber security |