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8th Annual Boston EdTalks: A Celebration of Teacher-Led Innovation

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8th Annual Boston EdTalks: A Celebration of Teacher-Led Innovation

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The Boston Foundation cordially invites you to celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week and attend the 8th Annual Boston EdTalks. This special event features presentations by inspiring local educators who will share their innovative classroom practices and ideas for how to bring important models of learning and teaching to scale in schools across Greater Boston and beyond.

Past topics have ranged from awesome teaching practices, such as how to teach engineering to elementary students or how to incorporate #blacklivesmatter into the middle school curriculum, to bigger picture issues, like getting more teachers of color to stay in the classroom or why teacher salaries matter.

*Doors open at 4:45 pm.  Light refreshments will be available.

Parking is limited, so public transit is strongly encouraged.

RSVP HERE

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Educator Exchange, Dinner Edition: How do you design high-quality professional development?

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Educator Exchange, Dinner Edition: How do you design high-quality professional development?

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This month's theme is all about designing effective professional development for your staff or colleagues. We will be discussing what critical elements are necessary to a successful professional development meeting. We'll be offering dinner and the expertise of local educators on this topic.

Here's the rundown of what’s happening at this month’s Educator Exchange, Dinner Edition

Agenda:

Introductions around the table: Teacher Collaborative, Experts/Innovators, & Educators

Dinner and loosely-facilitated discussion with experts/innovators and attendees

Wrap up/closing

The Experts/Innovators this month will be announced in the upcoming weeks.

The Educator Exchange: Dinner Edition is a spinoff of the Educator Exchanges: Big Ideas series. The dinner edition offers more intimate conversation focused on a particular topic that has been selected by teachers in which you get a chance to tap into the expertise of two local educators and one another! Each month features a different theme, new resources, and guest experts.

RSVP HERE

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DIY Coaching is looking for K-12 math and science teachers in the Boston area.  If you are interested in improving your instructional practice, coaching capacity, and instructional leadership, this is for you. Please watch this brief video to get a better understanding of the DIY Coaching experience.

Here's the link to apply: inyurl.com/DIYapp19-20.

Deadline: Friday, April 26, 2019

Contact: DIYCoachingBoston@gmail.com