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Date - 02/13/2023
 
How the Adolescent Brain Learns   
The course explains how the brain is “hard-wired”and how we can harness those qualities in our instructional practices in order to increase the cognitive abilities of students.

This Self Paced asynchronous course is best suited for educators, paraprofessionals and support staff working with secondary students.

Anytime easy access to meet your schedule!

Estimated Course Length is 90 minutes


Course # 243-23-290-012  
Subjects # [Curriculum & Instruction]
Begin Date: 02/13/2023
Course # 243-23-290-012
Status: OPEN
Type: Online
Location: Online Asynchronous Learning
State: Connecticut
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Date - 05/01/2023
 
What is the Science of Reading Anyway? Webinar Recording, Session 1 Overview   
A CES Recorded Webinar Series for School Leaders and Educators who want to unpack what the Science of Reading really means and gain tools to use in classrooms immediately. As a result of this course, participants will explore the science of how children acquire language and learn to read.

This course can be completed in approximately 1 hour and includes:

  • the recording of a previously hosted webinar session
  • a reflection prompt that fosters transfer of new learning to classroom practice

  • Course # 243-23-966-026  
    Subjects # [Literacy], [Reading]
    Begin Date: 05/01/2023
    Course # 243-23-966-026
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Online
    Location: Online Asynchronous Learning
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 05/12/2023
     
    What is the Science of Reading Anyway? Webinar Recording, Session 2 Phonological Awareness   
    A CES Recorded Webinar Series for School Leaders and Educators who want to unpack what the Science of Reading really means and gain tools to use in classrooms immediately. As a result of this course, participants will dive into the essential foundational skills on which all further reading development is built.

    This course can be completed in approximately 1 hour and includes:

  • the recording of a previously hosted webinar session
  • a reflection prompt that fosters transfer of new learning to classroom practice

  • Course # 243-23-966-027  
    Subjects # [Literacy], [Reading]
    Begin Date: 05/12/2023
    Course # 243-23-966-027
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Online
    Location: Online Asynchronous Learning
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 06/02/2023
     
    What is the Science of Reading Anyway? Webinar Series, Session 3: Phonics Recording   
    A CES Recorded Webinar Series for School Leaders and Educators who want to unpack what the Science of Reading really means and gain tools to use in classrooms immediately. As a result of this course, participants will examine the important link between sounds and print.

    This course can be completed in approximately 1 hour and includes:

    • the recording of a previously hosted webinar session

    • a reflection prompt that fosters transfer of new learning to classroom practice


    • Course # 243-23-966-028  
      Subjects # [Literacy], [Reading]
    Begin Date: 06/02/2023
    Course # 243-23-966-028
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Online
    Location: Online Asynchronous Learning
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 06/13/2023
     
    Reading and Writing Like a Historian Series, Session 3: Analyzing Complex Text Recording   
    This course is appropriate for upper elementary teachers, department leaders, coaches and district curriculum developers and leaders seeking to unpack the use of literacy strategies in the meaningful context of Social Studies topics. Additionally, content examples within the Reading and Writing Like a Historian series are designed to support the new legislative requirement Section 377, the teaching of Native American studies in the K-8 curriculum.

    In this webinar course, participants will discover ways to support acquisition of knowledge through further analysis of historical documents.
    Course # 243-23-289-010  
    Subjects # [Curriculum & Instruction], [Reading], [SS/History], [Writing]

    Begin Date: 06/13/2023
    Course # 243-23-289-010
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Online
    Location: Online Asynchronous Learning
    State: Connecticut
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    Reading and Writing Like a Historian Webinar Series Session 1: Overview Recording   

    THIS SESSION IS FREE

    This course is appropriate for upper elementary teachers, department leaders, coaches and district curriculum developers and leaders seeking to unpack the use of literacy strategies in the meaningful context of Social Studies topics. Additionally, content examples within the Reading and Writing Like a Historian series are designed to support the new legislative requirement Section 377, the teaching of Native American studies in the K-8 curriculum.

    In this overview recording, participants will explore how reading and writing processes support students in development of the historical thinking skills of sourcing, contextualization, close reading and corroboration.


    Course # 243-23-289-008  
    Subjects # [Curriculum & Instruction], [Reading], [SS/History], [Writing]
    Begin Date: 06/13/2023
    Course # 243-23-289-008
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Online
    Location: Online Asynchronous Learning
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 06/14/2023
     
    Reading and Writing Like a Historian Series, Session 2: Sourcing Recording   
    This course is appropriate for upper elementary teachers, department leaders, coaches and district curriculum developers and leaders seeking to unpack the use of literacy strategies in the meaningful context of Social Studies topics. Additionally, content examples within the Reading and Writing Like a Historian series are designed to support the new legislative requirement Section 377, the teaching of Native American studies in the K-8 curriculum.

    In this webinar course, participants will examine reading strategies that support investigation, interpretation, and evaluation of historical documents.
    Course # 243-23-289-009  
    Subjects # [Curriculum & Instruction], [Reading], [SS/History], [Writing]

    Begin Date: 06/14/2023
    Course # 243-23-289-009
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Online
    Location: Online Asynchronous Learning
    State: Connecticut
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    Reading and Writing Like a Historian Series, Session 4: Composing Arguments Recording   
    This course is appropriate for upper elementary teachers, department leaders, coaches and district curriculum developers and leaders seeking to unpack the use of literacy strategies in the meaningful context of Social Studies topics. Additionally, content examples within the Reading and Writing Like a Historian series are designed to support the new legislative requirement Section 377, the teaching of Native American studies in the K-8 curriculum.

    In this webinar course participants will unpack how to encourage active learning as students form interpretations and make meaning of evidence.
    Course # 243-23-289-011  
    Subjects # [Curriculum & Instruction], [Reading], [SS/History], [Writing]

    Begin Date: 06/14/2023
    Course # 243-23-289-011
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Online
    Location: Online Asynchronous Learning
    State: Connecticut
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    Reading and Writing Like a Historian Series, Session 5: Collaborative Dialogue Recording   
    This course is appropriate for upper elementary teachers, department leaders, coaches and district curriculum developers and leaders seeking to unpack the use of literacy strategies in the meaningful context of Social Studies topics. Additionally, content examples within the Reading and Writing Like a Historian series are designed to support the new legislative requirement Section 377, the teaching of Native American studies in the K-8 curriculum.

    In this webinar course, participants will consider ways to frame and sustain historical thinking through inquiry and discussion.
    Course # 243-23-289-012  
    Subjects # [Curriculum & Instruction], [Reading], [SS/History], [Writing]

    Begin Date: 06/14/2023
    Course # 243-23-289-012
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Online
    Location: Online Asynchronous Learning
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 06/26/2023
     
    What is the Science of Reading Anyway? Webinar Series Recording, Session 4: Vocabulary   
    A CES Recorded Webinar Series for School Leaders and Educators who want to unpack what the Science of Reading really means and gain tools to use in classrooms immediately. As a result of this course, participants will discover word consciousness and the role it plays in reading development.

    This course can be completed in approximately 1 hour and includes:

    1. the recording of a previously hosted webinar session

    2. a reflection prompt that fosters transfer of new learning to classroom practice


    3. Course # 243-23-966-030  
      Subjects # [Literacy], [Reading]
    Begin Date: 06/26/2023
    Course # 243-23-966-030
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Online
    Location: Online Asynchronous Learning
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 06/29/2023
     
    What is the Science of Reading Anyway? Webinar Series Recording, Session 5: Fluency   
    A CES Recorded Webinar Series for School Leaders and Educators who want to unpack what the Science of Reading really means and gain tools to use in classrooms immediately. As a result of this course, participants will consider how foundational skills culminate in accurate, smooth, and expressive reading.

    This course can be completed in approximately 1 hour and includes:

    • the recording of a previously hosted webinar session

    • a reflection prompt that fosters transfer of new learning to classroom practice


    • Course # 243-24-966-001  
      Subjects # [Literacy], [Reading]
    Begin Date: 06/29/2023
    Course # 243-24-966-001
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Online
    Location: Online Asynchronous Learning
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 10/13/2023
     
    Math Council    2023-2024
    CES Math Council Meetings. October 13, January 26, and May 10. All sessions will be from 12:15 pm - 2:45 pm at CES 40 Lindeman Drive, Trumbull.

    *Please note, K-12 Science Council is held in the morning on these same dates.
    Course # 243-23-296-020  
    Subjects # [Mathematics]

    Begin Date: 10/13/2023
    Course # 243-23-296-020
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Face to Face
    Location: 40 LINDEMAN - PDS
    State: Connecticut
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    Science Council    2023-2024
    CES Science Council Meetings. October 13, January 26, and May 10. All sessions will be from 9:00 am - 11:30 am at CES 40 Lindeman Drive, Trumbull.

    *Please note, K-12 Math Council is held in the afternoon on these same dates.
    Course # 243-24-296-004  
    Subjects # [Science]

    Begin Date: 10/13/2023
    Course # 243-24-296-004
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Face to Face
    Location: 40 LINDEMAN - PDS
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 10/19/2023
     
    Social Studies/ History Council    2023-2024
    CES Social Studies/ History Council meetings. October 19, January 18, and May 9 from 9:00 am - 11:30 am. All sessions will be in person at CES 40 Lindeman Drive, Trumbull.
    Course # 243-24-296-007  
    Subjects # [SS/History]
    Begin Date: 10/19/2023
    Course # 243-24-296-007
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Face to Face
    Location: 40 LINDEMAN - PDS
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 11/22/2023
     
    Education Lingo: Acronyms Explained   
    This is a 3-hour online, asynchronous course. Participants will complete the course in their own setting and at their own pace over the school year.As a result of this course, educators will be able to (1) determine the meaning of acronyms used across education, (2) organize acronyms into meaningful categories, (3) deepen their understanding of educational lingo to best serve students and families, and (4) reflect upon when to use and when not to use educational acronyms.This course is recommended for paraprofessionals, new teachers or those who have taken on a new role, and anyone who wants to better understand some of the more popularly used lingo in K-12 education.
    Course # 243-24-966-011  
    Subjects # [Effective Teaching & Instruction]
    Begin Date: 11/22/2023
    Course # 243-24-966-011
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Online
    Location: Online Asynchronous Learning
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 04/24/2024
     
    Restorative Conferencing    Restorative Practices Professional Learning
    This training is part of the Restorative Practices Series. Please only register if you have already enrolled for one set of the following dates: 2/26 & 2/29, 4/2 & 4/3, 4/8 & 4/12.
    Course # 243-24-296-014  
    Subjects # [Other]
    Begin Date: 04/24/2024
    Course # 243-24-296-014
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Face to Face
    Location: 40 LINDEMAN - PDS
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 04/26/2024
     
    UPLIFT: Foundations of Trauma-Informed Care    April 26, 2024
    This training is designed to offer all school-based personnel abasic understanding of trauma and trauma-informed carepractices at all tiers, from universal practices to individualizedsupports. Participants will develop competency around definingand discussing trauma and common trauma symptoms, as wellas potential repercussions of trauma and toxic stress on braindevelopment, behavior and learning. Participants will develop adeeper understanding of a trauma-informed care framework,and how these intersect with existing school initiatives (e.g.,school climate, MTSS, SEL, DEI, restorative practices, etc.).
    Course # 243-24-296-019  
    Subjects # [Other]
    Begin Date: 04/26/2024
    Course # 243-24-296-019
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Face to Face
    Location: C.E.S. OAKVIEW
    State: Connecticut
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    Promoting Neurodiversity Awareness in ABA Practice: Bridging Perspectives   
    Neurodiversity is a concept that recognizes the unique strengths and perspectives of individuals, regardless of their neurological differences. ABA is a scientific and evidence-based approach used to understand and modify behavior and develop skills, often through systematic assessment, structured interventions, and data collection. Both approaches aim to enhance the lives of neurodiverse individuals, with neurodiversity valuing autonomy and diversity, and ABA focusing on behavior change and skill development.This workshop goes beyond the basics to offer you an immersive exploration of the neurodiversity paradigm and its significance in ABA practice. We will explore the potential divergences between conventional ABA approaches and neurodiversity principles while equipping you with practical skills to bridge these perspectives.
    Course # 243-24-059-010  
    Subjects # [Special Education]
    Begin Date: 04/26/2024
    Course # 243-24-059-010
    Status: CANCELLED
    Type: Online
    Location: Online Virtual Meeting
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 05/01/2024
     
    UPLIFT: Trauma-Informed Staff & System Wellness    May 1, 2024
    The wellness of our adults reflects the wellness of our youth; supporting adults in the current educational climate is a critical element of the process of schools becoming trauma-informed. Some might argue that adult wellness should be prioritized, given the unparalleled challenges that our educators and school staff have encountered in recent years. This module examines the impact that toxic stress and/or secondary traumatic stress have on school employees, and how this affects their motivation, sense of accomplishment and effectiveness in their personal and professional lives. While some of the common barriers to self- and community-care (co-care) are addressed, highlighted are the positive impacts made when schools and districts prioritize staff wellness and resilience. This module provides an understanding of the multi-faceted impacts of trauma, and offers resources for promoting whole-building and/or district practices that support staff in a) identifying signs of stress in themselves and others, b) developing strategies that are meaningful for their personal and professional lives, and c) contributing to a school climate that is centered in trusting relationships, shared responsibility, collaboration and co-care.
    Course # 243-24-296-021  
    Subjects # [Other]
    Begin Date: 05/01/2024
    Course # 243-24-296-021
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Face to Face
    Location: C.E.S. OAKVIEW
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 05/03/2024
     
    Thinking Beyond the Core Four: Trauma-Informed FBAs   
    Functional behavior assessments are traditionally anchored in the “core four” functions of escape, attention-seeking, access, and/or sensory attenuation, and focus on extrinsic variables in the environment that reinforce student behavior. Trauma responses often result in a student demonstrating behaviors that are automatic and/or not explicitly connected to the current environment, which can make ABC data challenging to collect and/or interpret. This training seeks to expand our thinking of the “core four,” and consider the interplay between both intrinsic and extrinsic variables. Participants will learn the six principles of trauma-informed care, and begin to identify ways to apply this framework to the FBA process, whether in the information gathering, data collection or reporting phase. 2 Learning CEUs will be available for BCBA participants
    Course # 243-24-059-021  
    Subjects # [Special Education]
    Begin Date: 05/03/2024
    Course # 243-24-059-021
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Online
    Location: Online Virtual Meeting
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 05/06/2024
     
    TEAM Initial Support Training - Spring 2023   
    This virtual training prepares individuals, who have been selected by their districts, to be mentors who will support beginning and student teachers. Training is based on Connecticut’s Common Core of Teaching (CCT), which articulates the foundational standards for all teachers in Connecticut and is linked by state law and regulations to requirements across a teacher’s career including educator preparation, induction, evaluation and professional learning.

    Participants will focus on coaching skills needed to help beginning teachers become reflective practitioners and learn how to provide support to new teachers through instructional modules.

    This virtual training includes approximately 2 days of learning over the course of:

    • Three 2-hour synchronous (live) learning sessions
    • Asynchronous pre-work learning tasks that can be completed at your own pace prior to each synchronous (live) session. Participants must complete all parts of the virtual training to be qualified to serve in the role of mentor or cooperating teacher.

    • Course # 243-24-299-010  
      Subjects # [Mentoring]
    Begin Date: 05/06/2024
    Course # 243-24-299-010
    Status: CLOSED
    Type: Online
    Location: Online Virtual Meeting
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 05/07/2024
     
    ADOS-2 Refresher - Module 4 - May 7, 2024   
    This training session will offer a refresher for Module 4 of the ADOS-2, for individuals who have already completed the full comprehensive ADOS-2 training. The session will be a combination of opportunities provided fully online with a blend of asynchronous and live training opportunities. Research suggests that users of the ADOS-2 benefit from periodic practice and re-calibration of coding. Unless you are administering the ADOS-2 frequently (defined as several times per week), it is likely that your coding decisions will drift over time. Frequent ADOS-2 users and trainers calibrate often to maintain reliability with the coding process. The workshop will be presented in a blended learning model with didactic information offered via an online learning platform as well as live (remote via zoom) viewing of an ADOS-2 administration, time to complete your coding decisions, and a group review of the coding to compare with the individual that administered the ADOS-2 in the video.It is expected that you have access to an ADOS-2 kit, manual, and a Module 4 protocol. Prior to the live session, participants are expected to review information in the online course, retrieve the ADOS-2 Manual and protocol booklet, review the corresponding section of the manual, as well as review notes recorded during prior training sessions, and view 1-2 hours of video reviews of ADOS-2 tasks (as needed) and coding items (recommended).Before registering, please read the full training information here (https://tinyurl.com/ADOS2academy2022)After registering, you will receive additional details about accessing the course materials.
    Course # 243-24-059-020  
    Subjects # [Assessment], [Autism Spectrum], [Special Education], [Testing/Assessment]
    Begin Date: 05/07/2024
    Course # 243-24-059-020
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Online
    Location: Zoom Meeting
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 05/13/2024
     
    TEAM District Facilitators    Spring 2024
    This is the annual Spring meeting for TEAM District Facilitators. Representatives of the State Department of Education will meet virtually with District Facilitators from across the CES region to provide updates regarding the TEAM Program.
    Course # 243-24-299-006  
    Subjects # [TEAM]
    Begin Date: 05/13/2024
    Course # 243-24-299-006
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Online
    Location: Online Virtual Meeting
    State: N/A
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    Date - 05/15/2024
     
    UPLIFT: Trauma-Informed Staff & System Wellness    May 15, 2024
    The wellness of our adults reflects the wellness of our youth; supporting adults in the current educational climate is a critical element of the process of schools becoming trauma-informed. Some might argue that adult wellness should be prioritized, given the unparalleled challenges that our educators and school staff have encountered in recent years. This module examines the impact that toxic stress and/or secondary traumatic stress have on school employees, and how this affects their motivation, sense of accomplishment and effectiveness in their personal and professional lives. While some of the common barriers to self- and community-care (co-care) are addressed, highlighted are the positive impacts made when schools and districts prioritize staff wellness and resilience. This module provides an understanding of the multi-faceted impacts of trauma, and offers resources for promoting whole-building and/or district practices that support staff in a) identifying signs of stress in themselves and others, b) developing strategies that are meaningful for their personal and professional lives, and c) contributing to a school climate that is centered in trusting relationships, shared responsibility, collaboration and co-care.
    Course # 243-24-296-022  
    Subjects # [Other]
    Begin Date: 05/15/2024
    Course # 243-24-296-022
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Face to Face
    Location: C.E.S. OAKVIEW
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 05/20/2024
     
    UPLIFT: Foundations of Trauma-Informed Care    May 20, 2024
    This training is designed to offer all school-based personnel abasic understanding of trauma and trauma-informed carepractices at all tiers, from universal practices to individualizedsupports. Participants will develop competency around definingand discussing trauma and common trauma symptoms, as wellas potential repercussions of trauma and toxic stress on braindevelopment, behavior and learning. Participants will develop adeeper understanding of a trauma-informed care framework,and how these intersect with existing school initiatives (e.g.,school climate, MTSS, SEL, DEI, restorative practices, etc.).
    Course # 243-24-296-020  
    Subjects # [Other]
    Begin Date: 05/20/2024
    Course # 243-24-296-020
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Face to Face
    Location: C.E.S. OAKVIEW
    State: Connecticut
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    Functional Assessment Procedures   
    This course will explore the various functional assessment procedures from a historical perspective. The focus will be on discussing key elements of the Brief Functional Analysis (FA), Trial Based Functional Analysis FA, Precursor FA, Latency FA, Standard FA, Functional Behavioral Assessment (FBA), and Practical Functional Assessment (PFA). The goal will be to educate behavior analysts of the evidence based options available in treating severe and challenging behavior to inform decision making when selecting the best assessment for the needs of your client and their environment.
    Course # 243-24-059-015  
    Subjects # [Special Education]
    Begin Date: 05/20/2024
    Course # 243-24-059-015
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Online
    Location: Online Virtual Meeting
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 05/29/2024
     
    UPLIFT: Fostering a Sense of Safety in Trauma-Informed Schools    May 29, 2024
    In this module, participants will learn about the key components of physical and psychological safety to identify ways to strengthen these critical domains of well-being for students, staff and families. A review of the stress response, its relationship to feelings of safety, and its impact on our availability to new learning, problem-solving, and self-regulation will be provided. Participants will reflect on traditional practices targeting physical safety in schools (e.g., active supervision, predictability and routines, fire drills, lockdowns), and expand their understanding of a safe, trauma-informed environment. Participants will engage in discussions and activities that explore how routines, norms, consistency, and predictability can help build a sense of safety for students and staff alike. Participants will learn the key components of psychological safety, with a specific focus on the sequence of engagement, including co-regulation and relationship building. Actions and practices that school leaders and staff can use to increase physical and psychological safety will be identified. Utilizing a case study, participants will explore how to replace less effective negative consequences with natural consequences and/or restorative practices that more sustainably establish feelings of safety for students, staff and families.
    Course # 243-24-296-023  
    Subjects # [Other]
    Begin Date: 05/29/2024
    Course # 243-24-296-023
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Face to Face
    Location: C.E.S. OAKVIEW
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 06/05/2024
     
    UPLIFT: Fostering a Sense of Safety in Trauma-Informed Schools    June 5, 2024
    In this module, participants will learn about the key components of physical and psychological safety to identify ways to strengthen these critical domains of well-being for students, staff and families. A review of the stress response, its relationship to feelings of safety, and its impact on our availability to new learning, problem-solving, and self-regulation will be provided. Participants will reflect on traditional practices targeting physical safety in schools (e.g., active supervision, predictability and routines, fire drills, lockdowns), and expand their understanding of a safe, trauma-informed environment. Participants will engage in discussions and activities that explore how routines, norms, consistency, and predictability can help build a sense of safety for students and staff alike. Participants will learn the key components of psychological safety, with a specific focus on the sequence of engagement, including co-regulation and relationship building. Actions and practices that school leaders and staff can use to increase physical and psychological safety will be identified. Utilizing a case study, participants will explore how to replace less effective negative consequences with natural consequences and/or restorative practices that more sustainably establish feelings of safety for students, staff and families.
    Course # 243-24-296-024  
    Subjects # [Other]
    Begin Date: 06/05/2024
    Course # 243-24-296-024
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Face to Face
    Location: C.E.S. OAKVIEW
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 06/17/2024
     
    School Climate One Day Overview    Restorative Practices Professional Learning
    This training is part of the Restorative Practices Series. Please only register if you have already enrolled for the 2 day comprehensive basic training in Restorative Practices.
    Course # 243-24-296-026  
    Subjects # [Other]
    Begin Date: 06/17/2024
    Course # 243-24-296-026
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Face to Face
    Location: 40 LINDEMAN - PDS
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 06/18/2024
     
    Restorative Conferencing    Restorative Practices Professional Learning
    This training is part of the Restorative Practices Series. Please only register if you have already enrolled in the Two-Day Restorative Practices Training and the One-Day School Climate Basic Training.
    Course # 243-24-296-025  
    Subjects # [Other]
    Begin Date: 06/18/2024
    Course # 243-24-296-025
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Face to Face
    Location: 40 LINDEMAN - PDS
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 06/25/2024
     
    Collaborative Goal Planning   
    Join administrators from other districts and get a jump on strategic school development and goal planning for 2024-2025.
    Course # 243-25-041-002  
    Subjects # [Administration & Supervision]
    Begin Date: 06/25/2024
    Course # 243-25-041-002
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Face to Face
    Location: 40 LINDEMAN - PDS
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 07/29/2024
     
    Advanced Restorative Practices Training    Restorative Practices Professional Learning
    This five-day professional development training session can only be taken after the successful completion of the two-day basic Restorative Practices training and the one-day SchoolClimate Basic Training.
    Course # 243-25-296-001  
    Subjects # [Other]
    Begin Date: 07/29/2024
    Course # 243-25-296-001
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Face to Face
    Location: 40 LINDEMAN - PDS
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 07/31/2024
     
    Leadershift   
    Join Leadershift, a community of practice designed specifically to meet the needs of those who are new to the principalship.
    Course # 243-25-041-001  
    Subjects # [Administration & Supervision]
    Begin Date: 07/31/2024
    Course # 243-25-041-001
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Face to Face
    Location: 40 LINDEMAN - PDS, Zoom
    State: N/A
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    Date - 09/09/2024
     
    TEAM Initial Support Training - Fall 2024    September 2024
    This virtual training prepares individuals, who have been selected by their districts, to be mentors who will support beginning and student teachers. Training is based on Connecticut’s Common Core of Teaching (CCT), which articulates the foundational standards for all teachers in Connecticut and is linked by state law and regulations to requirements across a teacher’s career including educator preparation, induction, evaluation and professional learning.

    Participants will focus on coaching skills needed to help beginning teachers become reflective practitioners and learn how to provide support to new teachers through instructional modules.

    This virtual training includes approximately 2 days of learning over the course of:

    • Three 2-hour synchronous (live) learning sessions
    • Asynchronous pre-work learning tasks that can be completed at your own pace prior to each synchronous (live) session. Participants must complete all parts of the virtual training to be qualified to serve in the role of mentor or cooperating teacher.

    • Course # 243-25-299-004  
      Subjects # [Mentoring]
    Begin Date: 09/09/2024
    Course # 243-25-299-004
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Online
    Location: Online Virtual Meeting
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 09/12/2024
     
    Using Technology To Support Differentiated Learning   
    Implementing differentiated instruction allows teachers to support all children on their learning journey. Differentiated instruction requires planning and intentionality. In this session, we will explore how technology can be used to support children to be able to access learning opportunities throughout each part of their day.
    Course # 243-24-290-006  
    Subjects # [Early Childhood]
    Begin Date: 09/12/2024
    Course # 243-24-290-006
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Face to Face
    Location: 40 LINDEMAN - PDS
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 09/23/2024
     
    TEAM District Facilitators    Fall 2024
    This is the annual Fall meeting for TEAM District Facilitators. Representatives of the State Department of Education will meet virtually with District Facilitators from across the CES region to provide updates regarding the TEAM Program.
    Course # 243-25-299-001  
    Subjects # [TEAM]
    Begin Date: 09/23/2024
    Course # 243-25-299-001
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Online
    Location: Online Virtual Meeting
    State: N/A
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    Date - 10/01/2024
     
    TEAM Initial Support Training - Oct 2024   
    This virtual training prepares individuals, who have been selected by their districts, to be mentors who will support beginning and student teachers. Training is based on Connecticut’s Common Core of Teaching (CCT), which articulates the foundational standards for all teachers in Connecticut and is linked by state law and regulations to requirements across a teacher’s career including educator preparation, induction, evaluation and professional learning.

    Participants will focus on coaching skills needed to help beginning teachers become reflective practitioners and learn how to provide support to new teachers through instructional modules.

    This virtual training includes approximately 2 days of learning over the course of:

    • Three 2-hour synchronous (live) learning sessions
    • Asynchronous pre-work learning tasks that can be completed at your own pace prior to each synchronous (live) session. Participants must complete all parts of the virtual training to be qualified to serve in the role of mentor or cooperating teacher.

    • Course # 243-25-299-005  
      Subjects # [Mentoring]
    Begin Date: 10/01/2024
    Course # 243-25-299-005
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Online
    Location: Online Virtual Meeting
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 12/02/2024
     
    TEAM Initial Support Training - Dec 2024   
    This virtual training prepares individuals, who have been selected by their districts, to be mentors who will support beginning and student teachers. Training is based on Connecticut’s Common Core of Teaching (CCT), which articulates the foundational standards for all teachers in Connecticut and is linked by state law and regulations to requirements across a teacher’s career including educator preparation, induction, evaluation and professional learning.

    Participants will focus on coaching skills needed to help beginning teachers become reflective practitioners and learn how to provide support to new teachers through instructional modules.

    This virtual training includes approximately 2 days of learning over the course of:

    • Three 2-hour synchronous (live) learning sessions
    • Asynchronous pre-work learning tasks that can be completed at your own pace prior to each synchronous (live) session. Participants must complete all parts of the virtual training to be qualified to serve in the role of mentor or cooperating teacher.

    • Course # 243-25-299-003  
      Subjects # [Mentoring]
    Begin Date: 12/02/2024
    Course # 243-25-299-003
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Online
    Location: Online Virtual Meeting
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 12/04/2024
     
    TEAM Initial Reviewer Training December 2024   
    Successful completion of the TEAM Initial Reviewer Training will enable participants to review TEAM reflection papers and projects to determine if there is sufficient evidence to successfully meet the TEAM module criteria.

    The training will consist of 3 two-hour facilitated online sessions and pre-work for each session.

    IMPORTANT REGISTRATION INFORMATION: In order to successfully complete the training, participants must complete all pre-work and session activities in the order of presentation. That means that if participants are unable to complete any of the pre-work or sessions, they will have to finish the training by registering for and attending the missed sessions and completing the pre-work at another training. Therefore, it is important that participants only register for a training where they know that they will be able to attend each of the three sessions and complete the pre-work.
    Course # 243-25-299-002  
    Subjects # [Mentoring]

    Begin Date: 12/04/2024
    Course # 243-25-299-002
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Online
    Location: Online Virtual Meeting
    State: Connecticut
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    Date - 05/19/2025
     
    TEAM District Facilitators    Spring 2025
    This is the annual Fall meeting for TEAM District Facilitators. Representatives of the State Department of Education will meet virtually with District Facilitators from across the CES region to provide updates regarding the TEAM Program.
    Course # 243-25-299-006  
    Subjects # [TEAM]
    Begin Date: 05/19/2025
    Course # 243-25-299-006
    Status: OPEN
    Type: Online
    Location: Online Virtual Meeting
    State: N/A
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