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Take charge of your
tech-infused classrooms

 

A discussion series for teachers, by teachers

About the series


While recent events have pushed schools to rely on tech more than ever before, they’ve also reminded us what’s at the heart of instruction: educators.

Join passionate K-12 practitioners and experts from the field as they share how they’re leveraging emerging strategies and technologies across different instructional models to serve varying learner needs.

This series is moderated by Dr. Matt Rhoads, author of Navigating the Toggled Term: A Guide for K-12 Classroom and School Leaders.

Speakers will explore:

March 4 – Enhancing instructional strategies with ed tech


March 11 – Modern instructional strategies for the "toggled" term


April 8 – Tech tools and strategies to address learner variability


Featured speakers

Stephanie-Rothstein

Stephanie Rothstein
TOSA, Design Thinker, Writer, Speaker
Los Gatos, CA

Becky-Colling

Becky Colling
Instructional Coach, Podcaster

Santa Clarita, CA

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Dr. Janet Ilko
EL/Literacy Support,
SDAWP Fellow
San Diego, CA

Alfonso-Mendoza-Headshot

Alfonso Mendoza
Instructional Technologist, Doctoral Student,
Podcast Host
Edinburg, TX

Enhancing instructional strategies with ed tech

Thursday, March 4th | 4pm PST, 7pm EST

A dynamic group of K-12 teachers share their first-hand experience implementing different ed tech tools into their day-to-day instruction. You'll hear creative ways to enhance instructional strategies to meet evolving student needs in the current climate.  

Modern instructional strategies for the "toggled" term

Thursday, March 11th | 4pm PST, 7pm EST

Teachers and blended learning enthusiasts share how they plan for and conduct instruction in online, blended, and “toggled term” learning scenarios—and how they support these modern instructional models with ed tech tools.   

Tech tools and strategies to address learner variability

Thursday, April 8th | 4pm PST, 7pm EST

A panel of dedicated teachers share how they’re reaching all learners—in and out of the classroom. You’ll walk away knowing the best strategies for differentiating and personalizing instruction, and which ed tech tools can best support you in addressing individual learning needs.