Now more than ever, middle grades students need math classroom structures that honor their strengths and create problem-solving mindsets. Let's explore strategies that bring engagement and strengths-based teaching to the middle grades classroom. Sessions for this program will include authentic problem-solving strategies, number sense routines, and vocabulary instructional practices. This program is intended for math teachers in grades 5-8.
NCCAT attends honoring of Chapel Hill High School teacher
Congratulations again to Robert Ballard, the automotive instructor at Chapel Hill High. Mr. Ballard was formally recognized by Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education for his accomplishment as runner-up for the 2022 NCCAT Career and Technical Education Teacher of the Year Award.
Join NCCAT in February for "Canvas - Time to Design"
Canvas is a useful tool whether it s for fully online courses or to create modules for a blended teaching approach, but who has the time and support to craft great Canvas resources? The program "Canvas - Time To Design" will give teachers the time and support to accomplish their Canvas design goals.
Math badge opportunities at NCCAT available in February
Two Math badge opportunities are coming to NCCAT this February. Math I Badge 1: Core Instruction Practices is on February 14 at Cullowhee. Math I Badge 2: Rigor and Representations is on February 15 at Cullowhee. The Math Badge journey focuses on helping educators bring the best practices for math instruction to life in their classrooms. Participants who earn the NCCAT Math Badge will apply their new learning in various settings, including classroom instruction and coaching.
NCCAT Ocracoke campus hosts community meeting about future plans on Jan. 27
The North Carolina Center for the Advancement of Teaching (NCCAT) would like to share a preliminary draft for adding and renovating the NCCAT Ocracoke campus. An opportunity for community input will occur on Friday, January 27, 2023, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the NCCAT Ocracoke campus building.
February professional development at NCCAT registration open
NCCAT's instructional programs reflect the broad range of unique professional development topics for public school teachers and other educators. Challenging formats, combined with professional learning communities, shape the NCCAT offerings. All programs incorporate relevant state standards. Seminar faculty model best practices for application to the 21st-century classroom. Find out more about February programs now.
Charter School Connections in February at NCCAT Ocracoke
Join NCCAT for Charter School Connections in February! How can charter school teachers build support networks for schools, staff, and students? Explore how teachers can better advocate for their specific school and charters and how to develop your leadership style to help support school initiatives. Learn best practices in connecting students to digital learning and student leadership development through exploring personalized, project-based, and flipped learning. Discuss ways to model these practices in your schools.
16472 Making Work-Based Learning Work for You in the CTE Classroom at Cullowhee
Successful transition into the workforce force depends on the right training and credentials, but how do we ensure that students have the skills they need to do the job? This program will explore North Carolina’s career development continuum that scaffolds students’ work-based learning opportunities in elementary, middle and high school. Participants will learn research-based strategies that can be integrated in their work-based learning program such as labor market analysis, differentiating between different forms of work-based learning, building partnerships, and supporting students with disabilities. Come ready to learn new practices to integrate work-based learning in your curriculum while collaborating with colleagues on a work-based learning plan for your school or district.