
Seminars
For Elementary Teachers
Elementary teachers study the research and apply new instructional practices that lead their students toward increased achievement. Seminars are customized to address a district's unique needs, and offered to cohorts as part of a district's Professional Learning Services engagement, or as a stand-alone experience. Current seminar topics appropriate for elementary teachers include:
For Elementary Teachers
High Yield Instructional Strategies
Based on Robert Marzano's ground-breaking work, and developed in collaboration with Mid-continent Research for Education and Learning (McREL), this intensive two-day seminar introduces participants to nine effective instructional strategies that lead to student achievement, and offers guidance on how to use these strategies in teaching practice.
Audience
For teachers of all levels, instructional leaders, and administrators
Learner Outcomes
Participants who take High Yield Instructional Strategies will be able to:
- Describe the nine instructional strategies research shows have the greatest impact on student achievement
- Embed these strategies in classroom lessons
- Assess their own understanding and use of the strategies in their current practice
Other Learning Opportunities
High Yield Instructional Strategies is part of Teachscape's Professional Learning Services programs. Learn more about our core service process, which is based on comprehensive data analysis and program planning to inform the professional learning for instructional leaders and teachers in your district.


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For Elementary Teachers
Using Data in the Elementary Reading Classroom
Over two intensive days, K–6 reading teachers study the research on the fundamentals of reading instruction, and then learn how to look at and analyze student data to organize, plan, and differentiate their reading instruction. Monitoring student progress and creating a rich reading-classroom environment are among the many skills and strategies participants incorporate into their repertoires to help their students become better readers.
Audience
For elementary teachers, instructional leaders, and administrators
Learner Outcomes
Participants who take Using Data in the Elementary Reading Classroom will be able to:
- Apply the principles and strategies from scientifically-based reading research (SBRR) to their instruction
- Adapt their instruction to students' needs
- Use reading assessment data to engage in evidence-based teaching
- Reflect on and assess their current instructional practices
Other Learning Opportunities
Using Data in the Elementary Reading Classroom is part of Teachscape's Professional Learning Services program on K–5 Literacy. Learn more about our core service process, which is based on comprehensive data analysis and program planning to inform the professional learning for instructional leaders and teachers in your district.


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For Elementary Teachers
SEAL
Using local data and curriculum resources, participants engage in this powerful research-based approach to creating data-driven lesson plans that lead to student achievement. Using state and local standards, participants spend a day and a half examining and analyzing student data, selecting and designing assessments, and applying proven instructional strategies to transform their classrooms into highly engaged learning environments for all students.
Audience
For teachers of all levels, instructional leaders, and administrators
Learner Outcomes
Participants who take the SEAL seminar will be able to:
- Apply the SEAL framework (Standards, Examine Data, Assessment, Learning Experiences) to classrooms of diverse learners
- Apply the SEAL processes to build on and improve their repertoire of instructional strategies
- Use valuable tools (e.g., lesson plans, rubrics, and instructional strategies) to design and implement data-driven lessons to help all students succeed
Other Learning Opportunities
SEAL is part of Teachscape's Professional Learning Services programs. Learn more about our core service process, which is based on comprehensive data analysis and program planning to inform the professional learning for instructional leaders and teachers in your district.


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For Elementary Teachers
NELLLB
No English Language Learner Left Behind (NELLLB) provides a research-based framework for administrators and teachers to develop the systems, strategies, and methods that enable English Language Learners to succeed academically. The day-and-a-half seminar emphasizes data-driven lesson planning, instructional leadership, contextualized language learning, interdisciplinary and differentiated instruction, higher-order thinking, and parental involvement.
Audience
For teachers of all levels, instructional leaders, and administrators
Learner Outcomes
Participants who take the NELLLB seminar will be able to:
- Apply the SEAL framework (Standards, Examine Data, Assessment, Learning Experiences) to English Language Learners
- Develop a plan for parental/community involvement
- Use the tools (e.g., lesson plans, rubrics, and instructional strategies) associated with the NELLLB process to effectively foster language acquisition in English Language Learner (ELL) and Early Language Development (ELD) students
- Design and implement engaging lessons that contain high expectations, clear organization, and effective language acquisition strategies to help move students to English language proficiency
Other Learning Opportunities
NELLLB is part of Teachscape's Professional Learning Services program on English Language Learners. Learn more about our core service process, which is based on comprehensive data analysis and program planning to inform the professional learning for instructional leaders and teachers in your district.


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