2022 Workshops
| New workshop for 2022
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| Special Topics:
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Anti-Racism
Social Emotional Learning
Student Engagement
Teacher Preparation
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(A) (P) (E) (I)
(HS) (SE)
| Intended Audience:
Any/All Future TeachersPreschool/Early Childhood Elementary Intermediate
High School Special Education |
A Transformative Community Schools Approach: From Vision to Action
Presented by: Mr. Carlos J. Hernandez, Anaheim Union High School District & Mrs. Lisa Eck, California Teachers Association and Anaheim Educators
Learn how the Anaheim Union High School District's Community Schools Approach serve as a means to create a safe place at the heart of a community where students, families, educators and school staff, and community members and partners are connected and work together to expand opportunities and address the needs of the whole child. (A)
Change the World! Become an Education Specialist!
Presented by: Lori Sadler, Cal State Fullerton
Hear how you can make an impact on our community by becoming an Education Specialist! Learn about the pathways into the field of special education, as well as the admission requirements to ensure you are ready to begin this credential program. (SE)
Embed Positive Mindful Moments in Your Classroom and Beyond
Presented by: Ms. Alyson Hoberecht, Garden Grove Unified School DistrictWould you like your students to better understand themselves, their emotions, their needs, and their personal options? Would you like your classroom to be a safe haven for students to investigate and develop their own mindful practices whether in person or during distance learning? Come experience routines, activities, and methodologies that enable your students to enhance their awareness, balance, focus, and peace of mind on a consistent basis. Mindful breathing, meditation, and techniques to quiet the mind and enhance well–being will be included for both your students and yourself. (A)
Experiences from an Ethnic Studies and Social Justice Educator
Presented by: Erika Rebeca Santizo, Los Angeles Unified School District
This session will cover experiences from the classroom that address humanizing and transformative curriculum from the perspective of an Ethnic Studies teacher. The presenter will share how students develop critical hope and individual and collective self-determination as they engage in activities and lessons that highlight the intersection of identities, pressing social justice issues, and importance of stories from our communities. (A)
Landing Your First Teaching Job
Presented by: Principals Panel - Administrators from Anaheim, La Habra, and Santa Ana
Getting your foot in the door can be a big challenge! Learn how to make your application stand out, as well as how to nail your interview using tips and tricks that will give you the advantage. Learn directly from a panel of school principals on how you can prepare to apply for a successful career and the teaching position of your dreams! (A)
Pathways to Teaching
Presented by: Jennifer Robles, Cal State Fullerton
In this presentation, you will learn about the steps to become a teacher in California, the best pathway for your journey to teaching, and teacher preparation/credential programs. (A)
Positive Classroom Management Strategies and Discipline Techniques
Presented by: Ms. Alyson Hoberecht, Garden Grove Unified School District
Students take on the characteristics of the teacher they are with each day! Who are you teaching your students to be? Through a high-energy, interactive method, you will be exposed to multiple positive classroom management strategies and discipline techniques that you can use during distance learning and in person instruction. Come learn to effectively and consistently balance consequences with care within your classrooms and schools. Time management challenges will be addressed along with community-building ideas and teaching techniques that can be implemented throughout the school year. (A)
Safe Spaces in Uncertain Times: How to be an Ally for LGBTQ+ Students and Families
Presented by: Dr. William Toledo, Cal State Fullerton
This workshop will provide tips and resources for future educators to help them build queer-affirming, LGBTQ+ friendly spaces for students and families. (A)
Social Justice through Children's Literature
Presented by: Dr. Abigail Amoako Kayser & Dr. Brian Kayser, Cal State Fullerton
Explore and discuss ways to use children's literature to introduce issues of social justice in the K-8 classroom. (E)
Teachers Tell it All: New and Veteran Teachers Panel
Presented by: Dr. Steve Bautista, Santa Ana College & Panelists
Listen as new and veteran teachers share their classroom joys and challenges. Discover the things they wish they had known before their first day of teaching. Participants will gain insight into the classroom and receive helpful information about the responsibilities and unexpected realities of teaching today. (A)
Technology Integration in a Culturally Diverse Classroom
Presented by: Dr. TJ Naman, Santa Ana College
Bridging the digital divide through technology integration in a culturally diverse classroom requires the educator to actively pursue developmentally appropriate resources that will meet the needs of the young scholar. This workshop is for bridge builders who are eager to acquire new tools, activities and resources that will help meet diverse students' needs. (A)
Working with Young Children: Careers and Pathways
Presented by: Christina Smith, Saddleback College
Desire to work with young children in early childhood education (ages 0-8)? This workshop will cover the many pathways in the field of early childhood education. (P, E)
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