Consider giving your staff a mid-semester energy refresher via a free day of professional development on February 21. This free event is being offered via ZOOM by CESA 6 and promises to be fun and informative. Participants can attend as much or as little as they are able.
Called “Spring into Success,” it’s open to all educators, including private school teachers. It runs from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Teachers can attend either virtually on their own, or virtually at school with a team of colleagues.
Highlights of the “Spring into Success Summit” include presentations on:
- How does the brain work to make sense of reality, and what impact does this have on teaching & learning? During this engaging and interactive session, we will explore the often counterintuitive foundations of thinking, the power of stories to drive perception, the role errors play in comprehension, and consider how these three concepts tie together to drive student learning.Presented by neuroscientist Jared Cooney Horvath (PhD, MEd), author of the best-selling book “Stop Talking, Start Influencing: 12 Insights from Brain Science to Make Your Message Stick.”
- Hacking Teacher Burnout: 8 Steps to Go from Isolated to Empowered So You Can Overcome Any Challenge.During this talk, teachers will learn the ways they can begin to break their cycle of burnout by practicing self-care that takes them far beyond the comforts of bubble baths, yoga and chocolate. This talk will enlighten administrators and their teachers to discover simple, actionable changes they can make immediately to grow through burnout and become happier, more fulfilled people.
Presented by Amber Harper, a long-time educator turned teacher burnout coach. She is the author of the #1 Amazon best seller: “Hacking Teacher Burnout.” She is a leading keynote speaker with a passion for helping teachers use burnout as an opportunity for growth and change.
Here is the link to register. Sign-up today!
