This six-week module is designed for grade 4-12 teachers. Focused on argumentative writing, participants in this module will examine the research and design behind the National Writing Project's C3WP program as well as the practical and strategic application of the program in the classroom. This course is for educators in grades 4 -12. 15 Renewal […]
Designed to support accurate, meaningful teaching about the Holocaust, the Belfer National Conference for Educators is the US Holocaust Memorial Museum’s flagship event for secondary school educators across the country. The conference invites participants to engage with current historical research and instructional best practices. Educators discover and learn how to use various classroom resources, find […]
NOTE: Attending the Arthur and Rochelle Belfer National Conference for Educators, the Museum's foundational teacher education program, is a prerequisite for the Fellowship application. The Museum’s teacher training programs ensure that learning how and why the Holocaust happened is an essential component of education in America and strengthens students' critical thinking about their roles in […]
The course focuses on the specialized skills and codes that must be mastered in order to be able to read, write, speak, and listen across the disciplines of ELA, math, history, science, and technical fields. Middle School (6-8), High School (9-12) OPI Learning Hub
Are you a teacher interested in curating Primary Source sets for classroom use? Join the Montana History Portal for an all-expenses-paid workshop/work session in Helena, Montana. You will learn how to search and use our resources, create a project to use with your students, and develop an online exhibit. Exhibits will be published on our […]
Deserae Kill Eagle will be providing an overview of U.S. federal policies and how they have historically impacted Indigenous communities of North America. Despite governmental assimilative tactics, tribal nations still possess innate protective factors such as cultural resilience to overcome historical loss symptoms of poverty, violence, discrimination, and oppression. This session will help create a […]
Using Safe and Civil Schools CHAMPS approach to proactive and positive classroom management, love your classroom and working with students. Leave this two day class with a clear vision of what your expectations will be for your students, create consistent organizational patterns, construct a classroom management and discipline plan, use data to your advantage, increase […]
This six-hour workshop will provide dozens of practical strategies to support readers of all ages and ability levels in engaging with social studies content. Tammy will demonstrate strategies through the lens of Montana, Tribal and US history. She will include unique methods to support students' use of textbooks and complex primary sources and build essential […]
Get the year off to a great start with Fall centers, games, escape rooms, and books. With a focus on creating fun memorable learning experiences for students, this class is designed with several make and take activities for math and language arts! The make and take activities are all focused on the start of the […]
Perhaps the greatest reason we entered this profession was to work with and encourage people. Yet, that is what we spend the least amount of time doing. With the continued evolution and advancement of technology, the explosion of AI, and the increasing number of behaviors and at-risk students - educators are struggling to connect with […]
