For anyone needing assistance in creating an EDJOIN account and help with applying for open positions at Stanislaus County Office of Education.

*There are 2 workshop sessions: 1:00pm - 3:00pm and 3:30pm - 5:30pm*

Please bring a Government ID and any/all of the following documents below to workshop:

• Copy of most recent TB clearance
• Vaccination record
• Certificates 
• Copy of Transcripts / HS Diploma / Degree
• Contact Information of  professional references
• Resume

Join us for the Holocaust and Contemporary  Genocide seminar with Hilary Levine and Tosha Tillotson from Avenues for Change, as they share content, ideas and tools to support educators who teach about the Holocaust and similarly difficult topics. Participants will analyze historical sources to better understand the underlying causes that led to the Holocaust, the complex roles of the non-Jewish community, the responses from the international community and the lasting impact on those who survived.

Participants will learn how to build relationships and create supportive environments. The Teaching Pyramid is a toolbox for teachers; a way to support the teaching team in managing and encouraging positive behavior in the environment. This cohort will help guide you in using positive preventive measures. 

PARTICIPANTS MUST ATTEND ALL MODULE SESSIONS AND SIGN IN TO THE SIGN-IN SHEET IN ORDER TO RECEIVE FULL CREDIT

Module 1A: Participants will learn how to Build Relationships and Create Supportive Environments. 

Get students writing on a regular basis and keep them writing, Use Blogs as a way to get students to develop their writing skills and their own voice. Use Google Tools for student created content.

Note: Non-SCOE guests will need to bring a state-issued ID and check in with the security guard to enter the building.

It’s science. Students who doodle or sketch during their note-taking retain up to 29% more of covered content! But, instructor fear of drawing, management of drawing, and/or how to introduce sketchnoting to students prevents many teachers from including sketchnoting in their practice. This workshop defines sketchnoting, provides a framework for introducing sketchnoting to students, utilizes tips and tricks for drawing with students, and engages participants in hands-on activities.  And, yes, it is relevant to students in grade TK-12!

The Stanislaus County Office of Education MATHCON 2022 is the premier location in the Central Valley to engage in a wide variety of professional development opportunities in the area of math instruction for the TK-12 classroom.

In addition to a fantastic keynote speaker, Dan Meyer, we will have several breakout sessions hosted by rock star teachers from across Stanislaus County and an exhibit hall filled with powerful resources to bring back to their classrooms.

Lunch is provided and there will be ample opportunities to win prizes throughout the day.
 

Come join us for the ALL NEW Coaching Network 2022-2023!!

• Refinement of Coaching Skills
• Opportunities to network with county colleagues
• Focus on Equity & SEL in the classroom

Want to start your own podcast? Have students that would like to be content creators? Find new ways to deliver curriculum to your students. This class will go over the basics of how to leverage content creation with you students. We will be discussing Podcasting (both as a consumer and as a creator), blogging, as well as ways that you might fold the ideas and tactics of social media into your classroom. We will also cover how you can develop, record, produce and market your own content all using resources that you probably already have at your fingertips.

This training is for QCC users only.

Learn how to create data files from various modules within QCC.
 

We will cover: