Her-Story Global Collaboration Project

Pricing

FREE for Members

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$19.99 / On-demand Workshop for Non-Members
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Categories: Differentiation & Personalization | Social & Emotional Learning | STEM/STEAM | 6 hours (for total workshop) | 60 min/workshop

About the Workshop Series:

During the month of March, we honor National Women's History month as we celebrate brave, strong, determined, intelligent, and creative women who have contributed to and have spear-headed amazing accomplishments in their lifetimes. Join Naomi Louise for a series of six collaborative, hands-on workshops where you will have the opportunity to make-and-take a variety of differentiated STEM activities that will empower you to share how women have played an important leadership role in the world of STEM, from past experiences to current inventions and innovative discoveries. Participants will also walk away with ten enrichment activities and twenty-five choice activities that Naomi designed exclusively for this series and can immediately be implemented in the classroom. 

By the end of this workshop series, you will be able to: 

  • Explore books that highlight innovative women throughout history that can be utilized for oral read aloud activities in the classroom. 

  • Discover how active, collaborative conversations allow students to understand the accomplishments of women leaders, including their notable character traits and the challenges they faced. 

  • Discover strategies to help students discover and honor women leaders throughout history, within our local communities, and in our families who are role models to our future generations. 

  • Explain how students can use audio, video, and photos to create a multimedia or video documentary presentation that can be published to the “Her-Story Global Collaboration Project” website.  

  • Improve educator questioning techniques to engage more students in meaningful and collaborative conversations to assess depth of knowledge and understanding. 

  • Discover creative ways to meet the needs of diverse learners through assessment choice so students can represent their best selves and highlight their learning. 

  • Explore a wealth of innovative resources that focus on women in STEM leadership that will enrich the learning experience and provide opportunities for future coursework.  

Series Workshop Descriptions

NOTE: While we recommend that you attend all sessions of the workshop series to meet the learning objectives, each workshop can be attended as a standalone. Full members will also have access to view the recordings on demand and earn up to three continuing education credits.

Session 1

Her-Story Global Collaboration Project: Literacy Essential Hooks

Live:
Thursday, March 16th | 11:00 – 12:00 pm ET

Workshop Description:
The power of good storytelling is about you, the teacher, joyfully and deliberately modeling your love for reading in the classroom. Join Naomi Louise for this hands-on, interactive workshop as she shares best practices for delivering modeled read aloud sessions that will inspire and engage your students as we celebrate National Women's History Month. In addition, Naomi will discuss how to extend these read aloud sessions with active conversations that will allow students to explore the discoveries and inventions by women leaders in the world of STEM. Participants will also receive a copy of Naomi’s templates to create their own Her-Story Global Collaboration Project activities to differentiate instruction and personalize learning for diverse learners in the classroom. 

Session 2

Her-Story Global Collaboration Project: Honoring Women Leaders

Now Available On-Demand:

Workshop Description:
Every woman has a story to tell, to leave her legacy of good in our world. Join Naomi Louise, for this hands-on, interactive workshop as she shares strategies to help students discover and honor brilliant women leaders throughout history, within our local communities, and in our families who are role models to future generations. In addition, Naomi will discuss how students can create a celebratory multimedia or video documentary presentation to share with the world on the Her-Story Global Collaboration Project website. Participants will also receive a copy of Naomi’s templates to design and assess student projects as they discover how women leaders have overcome social injustice and career-work-life challenges so that future generations have access and equity to career advancements in STEM. 

Session 3

Her-Story Global Collaboration Project: Creative Assessment and Reflection

Live:
Tuesday, March 21st | 11:00 – 12:00 pm ET

Workshop Description:
Blended learning empowers students to become active participants in their learning, shifting control over elements, such as time, place, pace, and path, from the teacher to the learner. Join Dr. Jayme Linton for this interactive, hands-on workshop as she shares how intentional planning and shifts in the classroom can transform the teaching and learning experience to support blended learning through playlists and pathways. Participants will also have an opportunity to develop a plan for using playlists and pathways that they can immediately use with their students. 

Learning Objectives:  

  • Develop a plan for using playlists and pathways that will empower students to become active participants in their learning.

Who Should Attend?

Grade Level Tags: Grades 1-2, Grades 3-5, Grades 6-8, Grades 9-12 

Meet the Presenter

Naomi Louise is an EdTech influencer and women in leadership strategist. She has a passion and drive for instigating STEM innovation into all of her professional learning offerings. Naomi welcomes every opportunity to share her researched-based expertise on brain-based learning instructional approaches, sensory tactile learning experiences, as to provide ALL students of every ability the access and equity to STEM teaching and learning resources to build their life long learning confidence.

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Things to Know

Live Attendance

In order to receive credit for attendance and CEUs for each individual workshop, you must be a member and be in attendance and participating throughout the whole 60-minutes. Members who are in attendance and complete all required aspects of the workshop will see their completion status reflected on their Certificate of Attendance and CEUs applied to their profile on their Teacher Learning Community profile, typically within 48 hours of completion.

On-Demand

  • Members can access any workshops they may have missed on-demand. Recordings of the workshops are typically available within 3 days following the live workshop.
  • Non-members will need to pay for each individual workshop they would like to watch. *CEUs and Certificate of Completion are not provided for non-members.

CREDITS

  • 1 CEU learning hour is provided for each workshop you attend.

Anyone! If you find a workshop that appeals to you, you are welcome to join us.

Live workshops are 60-minutes in duration. Attendees will have access to the ‘workroom' following the workshop so they can continue collaborating with peers. Additionally, the trainer is available for 24 hours following the workshop to help coach.

While it's recommended you attend every workshop of a series to make sure you are achieving all learning outcomes, each workshop can be viewed as a stand-alone.

  • Workshops will be available on-demand in the Teacher Learning Community for UpTeach members, typically within 3-5 days after the workshop has ended. NOTE: Non-members will need to pay to access the on-demand workshop.
  • UpTeach members will also have access to the associated classroom to view the participant discussion stream and access any resources supplied. NOTE: Access to the trainer is only available during the actual workshop.

We host at least one virtual workshop per week throughout the year, with the exception of holiday weeks. Times for workshops vary due to many of our trainers being educators and school consultants themselves. This means that typically workshops are held after school hours ET.

We are excited to say that workshops are now included with Premium member subscriptions and district memberships.

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*The links to purchase individual workshops are available under the workshop descriptions.

  1. Internet access.
  2. Access to GoToWebinar. Whether you use the download app or an internet browser, trainers present direct instruction and communicate throughout the training via GoToWebinar.
  3. Access to Google Classrooms. Please make sure you are in a setting where you will have access to Google Classrooms. NOTE: Some school firewalls will not allow you to access Google Classrooms from your classroom. In these cases, you may need to be in your home to participate. Additionally, if your school email address is already associated with Google Classrooms, you will need to use a different personal email address to join so that you are not locked out of the training. Again, due to school privacy restrictions on some school email addresses.

Yes! If you have access to dual monitors, this is ideal. With this type of setup, you will be able to keep GoToWebinar open on one screen, and Google Classrooms open on another.

If you do not have access to a dual monitor setup, no worries! You will just need to make sure you can ‘toggle/switch' between the two.