Having Difficult Conversations
Now more than ever, it is difficult for educators to have concerned conversations with administrators, parents, and students, especially when you don’t have the authority of an administrative position. Learn…
Teach4 Endurance: The Bike Session
Like the stretch between Winter break and Spring break, the bike section of an Ironman event is the long and grueling. If something goes wrong during the race or your…
Teach4 Endurance: The Run Session
The run is the last leg of the race, and like the school year, as we approach the end of the year, we are exhausted. However, this is also where…
Teach4 Endurance The Cool Down Session
It’s June and you made it to the finish line! However, there’s always the next race. But before lacing up your shoes for September, it’s important to not only rest,…
How to Fund and Grow Your Arts Program
The Michigan Arts and Culture Council (MACC) is the statewide agency tasked with supporting arts and culture programming across the entire state. And they believe that arts education is a…
Self-Care: How to Address and Survive the Daily Life Stressors
Self-care is often the first thing that gets ignored when life becomes stressful. Taking care of yourself will help you to better care for those you teach. This webinar will…
Grant Writing for Arts Educators
Grant writing is an excellent way to make a significant change to your teaching environment, but it can sometimes feel overwhelming to pursue. Together we will explore some basic tips…
Returning To The Classroom: Managing the Anxiety and Change
The coronavirus has caused significant disruption. For teachers, it has caused substantial changes in their personal and professional life. This Webinar focuses on the challenges teachers face upon returning to…
What I Wish I Knew: A discussion panel with and for Early Career Educators
Are you a teacher early in their career or an aspiring educator preparing or getting ready to start your career? There are so many things we wish we knew when…