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New Technology Skill-Building Video in Teachers' Lounge; Professional Development Opportunities; Learn More About Our Medal Program; Conference Information No images? Click here October 1, 2024
New Technology Skill-Building Videos Available in The Teachers’ Lounge Log in to The Teachers’ Lounge to gain access to the wonderful technology skill-building videos. Referenced in the Online Class Meeting Agendas, the Online Skill Building video tutorials outline projects that will help students build employable skills. Created by Carol Keiser, Business Teacher and GFSF Lead Teacher at Wheatland Union High School, these videos walk students through projects that allow them to build and practice technology skills while supporting their learning in the Career Choices series. Don’t have Teachers’ Lounge access? No problem! Click here to start a trial account. Utilize Our Plethora of Professional Development Options Learn more about the enhancements of My10yearPlan.com® or find professional development that meets your needs as the middle of the semester approaches. From online to in-person to on-demand, we want to ensure that you are well prepared. Remember to be alert to the newsletter and to consistently check out our professional development website for more information and updated PD options. Delano Adult School Paves the Way for Other Adult Schools to be Recognized with a Career Choices Medal Earlier this year, Delano became the first adult school awarded a Career Choices medal in the 17-year history of Academic Innovations' medal program. They were recognized for their commitment to student success, providing adult learners with opportunities for lifelong learning, and utilizing the GFSF course to prepare them for the workforce and build out a plan for success by fostering critical thinking and problem solving skills.
You can join Delano as a Career Choices medal school when applications open later this year. Educating for Careers Conference; Call for Presenters We’re making plans to be at the 2025 Educating for Careers Conference in March, and we just noticed that their Call for Presenters is open! If you’re planning to submit a session proposal for the conference, please let us know by contacting us at share@academicinnovations.com. If your session is selected, we’d love to help promote it so more attendees can learn about your program! We'll be at the following additional conferences and meetings: CCCAOE CTE Conference ACTE Conference If you are planning on presenting your program at any of these conferences, contact Monica Carmo at monica.carmo@academicinnovations.com. We’d love to help. |