This in-depth, interactive program will focus on the power of the teacher as the mentor model. Strategies will include the use of journal responses, writing as inquiry across the content areas, and the power of authentic interactions with prompts.
There is no charge for NCCAT Online courses. North Carolina teachers with an active North Carolina Teaching License are eligible. Depending on the course, participants can earn 5 to 15 contact hours. Courses begin April 14th. Register now!
Our residential programs provide educators with the tools, strategies, and support to elevate their teaching. Each week, teachers engage in content-rich instruction, explore proven methodologies, and receive coaching to implement new insights effectively.
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The North Carolina Center for the Advancement of Teaching (NCCAT) held its first annual Beginning Teacher Coordinator Institute on March 28 at Guilford Technical Community College. The event brought together representatives from more than 70 school districts across North Carolina for a day of learning and collaboration focused on beginning teachers.
As we have entered the installation phase of the new North Carolina Science Standards, the 8 Science and Engineering Practices lifted by the National Research Council have been identified as the anchor for this shift. This program at the North Carolina Center for the Advancement of Teaching (NCCAT) in Cullowhee May 19-22 will focus on the 8 SEPs and how they can be used to lift our new standards. Lodging, meals and program materials are provided free of charge.