August is National Truancy Prevention Month.
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Check out https://www.roe47.org/page/career-pathways for more information about the Career Pathways .
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"Open Mind, Open Heart"...Monday Morning Motivation
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Check out July's Tech Tip from the Learning Technology Center of Illinois.
https://youtu.be/YdyEPmF3S-0
A friendly Monday morning reminder to all our educator friends to rest and relax this summer! @RegionalOffice47 #RegionalOffice47
Math Interventions
Facilitators: Shauna Dinges & Kelly Marcum
Tuesday, July 26th (9:00 - 11:00 a.m)
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In this networking session, we will be taking a deep dive into all things math! We will be sharing tips and strategies to help students who struggle with grasping concepts in the learning process!
LEARN MORE ABOUT XELLO! Xello Introduction
Tuesday, July 26th (9:00 - 10:00 a.m.)
Facilitator: Heather Waninger
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This Xello training is for anyone new to the Xello platform teaching grades 6-12. In this session, we will be covering the student and the educator dashboard. We will take time to cover many features of Xello and how they can be used when adding career-focused instruction to their classroom.
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C.L.E.A.R - Collaborative Learning for Educational Achievement and Resilience Emerging from the Pandemic: How Trauma-Informed Practices can Support Recovery and Healing in Schools
Facilitators: Natalie Turner-Depue, Director, Child and Family Research Unit at Washington State University with the team from WSU CAFRU/CLEAR and Florissa Center
Tuesday, July 28th (8:00 - 3:00 p.m.) at SVCC
Trauma-informed practices in education have become increasingly necessary, and the collective trauma of the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated this need for students and staff alike. The Collaborative Learning for Educational Achievement (CLEAR) program is designed to create safe, predictable, and consistent educational environments that are sustainable for schools; through a systems change model over a 3-year period, the program aims to lessen the effects of traumatic stress and build collective resilience. Participants in this institute will: gain an overview of the impacts of traumatic stress on learning and behavior and an introduction to the CLEAR framework; hear from a panel of administrators who have implemented CLEAR in their schools about successes, challenges, and lessons learned; and engage in a working session about how to begin the process of healing in their own schools.
Initial Teacher Evaluation - #2001
Monday, July 25th & Wednesday, July 27th
8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Face to Face at ROE
Registration Required -https://www.roe47.org/page/pl-opportunities-workshops
This two day academy is designed for individuals who are seeking initial qualification for teacher evaluation. This academy aligns to the competencies for Part 50, Section 50.420 (a-b). This training replaces the online Growth Through Learning Training.
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Induction and Mentoring Admin Academy
Facilitator: Gail Wright, ROE
Tuesday, July 19th (8:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.)
Face to Face at ROE
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This course will explore the role of administrators, especially principals, in high quality induction and mentoring programs. Topics will include the legal/ethical issues of mentoring, expectations for the mentors and new teachers, mentor selection, and administrative strategies that increase support for new teachers and mentors so that the growth of the new teacher is maximized. Participants will be required to complete application/dissemination activities back at their schools.
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C.L.E.A.R - Collaborative Learning for Educational Achievement and Resilience
Emerging from the Pandemic: How Trauma-Informed Practices can Support Recovery and Healing in Schools
Facilitators: Natalie Turner-Depue, Director, Child and Family Research Unit at Washington State University with the team from WSU CAFRU/CLEAR and Florissa Center
Tuesday, July 28th (8:00 - 3:00 p.m.) at SVCC
Trauma-informed practices in education have become increasingly necessary, and the collective trauma of the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated this need for students and staff alike. The Collaborative Learning for Educational Achievement (CLEAR) program is designed to create safe, predictable, and consistent educational environments that are sustainable for schools; through a systems change model over a 3-year period, the program aims to lessen the effects of traumatic stress and build collective resilience. Participants in this institute will: gain an overview of the impacts of traumatic stress on learning and behavior and an introduction to the CLEAR framework; hear from a panel of administrators who have implemented CLEAR in their schools about successes, challenges, and lessons learned; and engage in a working session about how to begin the process of healing in their own schools.
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The ROE 47 Office will closed in honor of the 4th of July!
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July is National Ice Cream Month.
Enjoy the summertime, sunshine and an ice cream cone!
Rest & relax ROE 47 educators, you deserve it!
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Find out more about the Education Pathways work being done in Lee, Ogle and Whiteside area schools at https://www.roe47.org/page/career-pathways.
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FROM THE DESK OF: SCHOOL COUNSELOR MRS. MEUMANN
Fulton Elementary School
Here are some easy summer learning tips:
Summer reading should be FUN reading. Encourage your child to read anything and everything that interests him or her. A great way to start the end of the school year is with a special trip to the library or bookstore.
Have fun with numbers. Find creative ways to practice math by asking your child to help tally the bill at the grocery store, calculate time, or follow a recipe.
Turn off the screens. A little bit of screen time is okay, but too much is not healthy. Monitor and limit screen time in the summer just as you would during the school year.
Make art-Let the summer months be when your child discovers that he or she has the amazing ability to create through art.
Go outside-Enjoy a bike ride, go for a walk, visit a park, blow bubbles, draw with sidewalk chalk
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ROE 47 is wishing all the Lee, Ogle and Whiteside area educators a relaxing and rejuvenating summer!
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