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Professional Development For
2014-2015
~Available On-site and By Request~ Region 10 ESC
Title II Cooperative for Private Schools
These offerings are available for you to schedule for your private school. Choose from the listed trainings or request another topic that meets your needs by
following these steps:
Find a training that matches your need. Visit the Region 10 website at: www.region10.org. In Quick Links, choose
“2014-2015 Campus-Based Professional Development”. Choose the area of interest from the list and click the URL associated with it to read full descriptions of each training listed.
Click the title of the workshop above the description to open an online request form. Complete the form and click submit to email your request to the contact. If you do not receive a verification of your request in a timely manner, you may email the contact directly. However, A REQUEST FORM IS REQUIRED.
If you do not see a title that meets your need, email any of the contacts listed with the topic of your need, and someone will respond quickly as to how we may serve you.
Please also see the websites in each category for a set of descriptions for services offered at central sites including institutes, cadres and academies, webinars, online courses and podcasts. Denotes a web-based offering.
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OFFERINGS REGION 10 ESC
CAMPUS-BASED SERVICES
ELAR [email protected]
www.region10.org/ELAR
Available as full day sessions unless otherwise noted.
Authentic Alternatives: Project Based Learning (PBL) in the ELAR Classroom (6-12)
Before They Can Read: Teaching Comprehension to Emergent Readers (K-1)
Do This, Not That: Best Practices in Writing (3-8)
Expository Writing: The New Narrative (3-7) (8-10)
Growing Writers: Teaching Writing in K-2
Guided Reading and Beyond: Differentiation in the ELAR Classroom (K-2) (3-5) NEW
Intervention Convention: Strategies for Success in ELAR (3-5)
Inquiring Minds: Using Essential Questions, Leveled Questions, and Socratic Seminar in the
ELAR Classroom (8-12) NEW
Lessons for Growing Writers (K-2)
Literary Landscapes: Exploring Characters, Setting, Point of View, and Theme (3-8) (9-12)
NEW
Tackling the Short Answer Question (SAQ) with Picture Books (7-12)
Watch This: Demonstration Lessons in Writing (3-8)
Workstation ER: Engagement and Rigor Through Purposeful Literacy Stations (K-2)
After School Specials (two to three hour face-to-face sessions)
Analytical Writing: The New Frontier (9-12)
Close Reading: Analyzing Texts with Critical Lenses (9-12)
Engaged Reading: Active Comprehension for Emergent Readers (K-1) NEW
Enticing Writing: Teaching Persuasion (7-12)
Grammatically Correct: Embedded Lessons on Conventions (3-8)
Questioning to Improve Comprehension (3-8) NEW
Rigorous Reading: Analyzing, Inferring, and Connecting (3-8)
Scoring STAAR Essays: Narrative, Expository, and Persuasive (4&7) (9 &10) NEW
STAAR Survival Kit: Best ELAR Practices in the Real World (3-7) (8-11)
Using Mentor Texts to Inspire Writing (3-8)
Using the SAQ to Develop Prompts, Score Responses and Move Instruction Forward (3 hr.) (6-
12) NEW
These on-site trainings are available to members of Regional Cooperative Services (Title II) only. The cost to
private schools is $600 for the year.
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Web-based Offerings
A Different View: Book Talks Across Genres (K-12)
Best Practices in ELAR (Webinar Series) NEW
Figure 19 Comprehension Skills (K-12) NEW
On the Road to STAAR Success Webinars (3-10) NEW
Poetry Pathways: Investigating the Structures and Elements in Poetry NEW
Running Records 101 (K-4)
Virtual Coaching: New Ways to Support Your Teachers (K-12)
Writers’ Workshop: Your Questions Answered (K-8)
DYSLEXIA [email protected] www.region10.org/Dyslexia
Available as full day sessions unless otherwise noted.
Dyslexia: District Procedures for Revising District and Campus Plans (K-12)
Focus on Dyslexia: Understanding Accommodations for STAAR Within Progress Monitoring
and RtI (2-8)
LETRS - Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling (District must provide
materials for any of the following six LETRS modules.)
o Beginning Phonics Instruction: Teaching the Alphabetic Principle and Word Study
(K-2, Intervention Grade 3-5)
o Strategies for Comprehending Text: From the Basic to the Complex (2-6)
o Syllabication and Advanced Decoding for Dyslexic Students (4-12)
o The Alphabetic System: Exploring Spelling/English Orthography (K-6)
o The Four P's of Phonological Awareness: Phonological Processing, Phonetics,
Phonemic Awareness and Phonics (K-6)
Multisensory Grammar by Neuhaus© (2-12) (District must provide workbook materials.)
Scientific Spelling by Neuhaus© (K-8) (District must provide workbook materials.)
Supporting Students with Dyslexia in the Regular Education Classroom (K-12)
The 411 on Dyslexia Assessment: What’s Required and What’s Desired (1-12)
Vocabulary: What Every Dyslexia Teacher Should Know (3-8)
After School Specials (two to three hour face-to-face sessions)
Dyslexia Plans: Planning, Reviewing, and Revising (K-12)
Parent Information Sessions (K-12)
Morphology: Applications for Reading (K-5) NEW
Phonological Awareness (K-2) NEW
The ABCs of SAT & ACT: Supporting Students with Dyslexia (9-12)
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Web-Based Offerings
Six Syllable Types (3-5) NEW
Supporting Students with Dyslexia through Technology: Exploring the State Plan (1-12)
Understanding Dyslexia (K-12)
Using Technology and Apps to Support Students with Dyslexia NEW
CONTENT AREAS [email protected]
Mathematics Offerings
www.region10.org/Math
Available as full day sessions unless otherwise noted.
Training Specific to the Newly Adopted Mathematics TEKS
Algebra Starts Here: Equations, Expressions, Relationships (Graphing Calculator) (6-8) NEW
Angles, Lines, and Rays...Oh My! (4 district level request only) NEW
Building Computational Fluency through Algebraic Relationships (3-5) NEW
Building Computational Fluency through Algebraic Relationships (K-2) NEW
Data Analysis and Personal Financial Literacy (3-5) NEW
Laying the Foundation for Numerical Relationships (K-2) NEW
Making Sense of Rational Numbers (3-5) NEW
Mathematics for Financial Success: Personal Financial Literacy Strand (6-8) NEW
Numeracy and the New Standards: Number and Operations Strand (6-8) NEW
Personal Financial Literacy (K-2, ½ day) NEW
Proportionality is Critical: Proportionality Strand (6-8) NEW
Representing Data-AKA Stats: Measurement, Data and Two-Dimensional Shapes (6-8) NEW
Top Ten Things to Know about the Adopted High School Mathematics TEKS NEW
Top Ten Things to Know about the Adopted Math TEKS (K-8)
Transitioning to the Adopted Mathematics TEKS: Algebra I, Geometry, and Algebra II NEW
General Mathematics Training
Blended Learning: A Hybrid Approach to Teaching Secondary Mathematics (6-12)
Campus Manipulatives Training for Mathematics (3-11) NEW
Climbing the Ladder: Vertical Alignment for Understanding Algebra Topics (6- Algebra I)
Closing the Performance Gap in Mathematics (6-12) NEW
Effective Instruction in a Flipped Classroom (6-12) NEW
Extreme Makeover: Differentiating the Math Classroom (6-12)
Extreme Makeover: Differentiating the Math Classroom (K-5)
First Steps Measurement (1-8, 3 days)
First Steps Number (K-8, 4-days)
High School Geometry Resources for Effective Instruction (High School Geometry) NEW
Introduction to the TI-83/84 Calculator Family: Algebraic and Geometric Problem Solving
with Graphing Technology (6-Algebra I) NEW
Let’s Talk: Building Mathematical Fluency (K-5)
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Making Mathematics Accessible to the English Language Learner (6-12)
Motivation in Secondary Mathematics (6-12) NEW
Rich Discussion in Mathematics to Support Struggling Students (6-10) NEW
Strategies and Resources for Algebra I Intervention and Differentiation (1/2 day)
TI-NSpire APP for Math and Science (6-12) NEW
What Got Us Here, Won’t Get Us There: Rigor in the Math Classroom (6-12)
Web-based Offerings in Mathematics
Algebra I: Focus on Linear Functions (6-9) NEW
Algebra I: Focus on Nonlinear Functions (9-11) NEW
Algebra Starts Here: Equations, Expressions, Relationships (Graphing Calculator) (6-8) NEW
Algebraic Thinking in Geometry (6-10)
Blended Learning: A Hybrid Approach to Teaching Secondary Mathematics (6-12)
Mathematics Cadres: Spring 2013, Fall 2014, and Spring 2015
Proportionality is Critical: Proportionality Strand, Online Version (6-8) NEW
STAAR Quarterly (Update Webinars) NEW
Student Talk = Math Success (6-12) NEW
Top Ten Things to Know about the Adopted 2012 Mathematics TEKS (K-8) NEW
Science Offerings
www.region10.org/Science
Available as full day sessions unless otherwise noted.
Brain Train! Training your Brain to Read, Write, and Think Like a Scientist (K-12)
Expect More, Struggle Less: Targeted Interventions (K-12)
Module 1: Uncovering Student Thinking (Diagnostic and Formative Assessment)
Module 2: Planning and Executing Interventions
Module 3: Examining Student Work (Data Collection and Progress Monitoring)
Flip This Class! (3-12) NEW
Growing Scientists from the Ground Up: Teaching Science in Grades (K-2) NEW
Inspiring Gifted Learners (K-12)
Journaling & Interactive Notetaking in Science (3-12)
Just Do It! Using the Processes in Science to Teach the Content (K-12)
Putting the Pieces Together: Differentiating Instruction in Science (K-12) NEW
Reach for STAAR: High Quality Instruction (K-12)
Module 1: Planning Effective Instruction and
Module 1: Delivering Effective Lessons
Teaching Science through Literature (K-5)
The PBL Experience
Web-based Offerings in Science
Journaling: The Next Chapter (K-12) NEW
Science Cadre Webinar Series (3-12)
STAAR Quarterly (Update Webinars) NEW
Teaching Science in a Diverse Classroom (K-12) NEW
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Social Studies Offerings
www.region10.org/SocialStudies
Available as full day sessions unless otherwise noted.
Connecting the Content Areas through Social Studies (Elementary) NEW
Engaging Lessons and Generation Z: Let’s Get Them Involved! NEW
Flip This Class! (3-12) NEW
Journaling and Interactive Notetaking in Social Studies (K-12) NEW
Just Do It! Using the Processes to Teach the Social Studies Content (Elementary or Secondary)
Passion, Prep, Fun, and Rigor for Social Studies Classrooms (Secondary) NEW
Talk Less, Learn More: Moving from Lecture to Student-Centered Learning in Social Studies
NEW
Targeting Literacy in Social Studies (Elementary or Secondary) NEW
Teaching Social Studies in the Diverse Classroom: Differentiating for Student Needs
(Elementary or Secondary) NEW
Web-based Offerings in Social Studies
Meet the Experts! US History Webinar Series (Grade 8 USH)
STAAR Quarterly (Update Webinars Grade 8 and USH EOC)
Teaching Social Studies in a Diverse Classroom (K-12)
ACCOUNTABILITY [email protected]
Available for 3 hours
STAAR Forecasts and Accountability Updates for Districts and Campuses (3hour)
The School In the Mirror: A Holistic Approach to Campus Data Analysis (3 hour)
Web Based Offerings
Accountability Updates – Online Videos
STAAR Administration FAQs
EFFECTIVE PRACTICES: INSTRUCTION AND ASSESSMENT www.region10.org/EffectivePractices [email protected]
Available as full day sessions unless otherwise noted.
Authentic Learning: Get Real!
Educating Diverse Learners: Things That Great Teachers Do
Hallmarks of Effective Teaching NEW
Irresistible Learning: Moving Students From Compliant to Engaged (2hours)
Keeping the Dignity in the Discipline NEW
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Motivating and Encouraging Reluctant Learners
Now That’s A Good Question! Quality Questioning
Phenomenal Formative Assessment Strategies for the STAAR Ready Classroom
Reach for STAAR: High Quality Instruction
The Data Dilemma: Strategies for Using Data Within the Classroom NEW
Tiered Lessons in the Differentiated Classroom NEW
Interventions
Grouping and Documenting and Monitoring, Oh My!
Re-Teaching, Re-Assessing, and Enriching: Meeting the Needs of All Students
PLC Training
Accountable Teaming
Developing a Legacy of Lifelong Learners
Dynamics of Teaming: Effective PLC Participation (CISS Coop only)
Foundations of PLCs: Beginning Actions
PLC Planning for Student and STAAR Success
Classroom Management
Classroom Management: Meeting the Management Needs of Campuses with a Low SES
Population
Elementary Classroom Management: Systems and Procedures for Grades K-5
Secondary Classroom Management: Strategies for Classrooms with Time Constraints
Web Based Offerings
Communicating with Disengaged Parents: An Online Course
Teaching Tiered Lessons: How We Challenge Them All
DIGITAL FLUENCY and TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION www.region10.org/DigitalFluency [email protected]
Available as full day sessions unless otherwise noted.
Classroom Collaboration with Google Drive (3-12)
Digital Storytelling with Discovery Education Steaming (K-12) NEW
Discovery Education Streaming Basics (K-12) NEW
Flipping the Classroom (K-12)
Flipping Your Classroom Using Discovery Education Streaming Content and Tools (K-
12) NEW
Improving Student Engagement with Discovery Education Streaming (K-12) NEW
Integrating Interactive Technologies (K-12)
Mobile Apps for Education (K-12)
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Mobile Learning (K-12)
Project Share 101 (1/2 Grades 3-12)
Student-Created Media (K-12)
YouTube in the Classroom Diving Deeper NEW
YouTube in the Classroom Getting Started
Web-Based Offerings
Best Practices in Blended Learning (3-12) NEW
Research and Information Fluency (3-12) NEW
Technology Applications TEKS PD
STATE AND FEDERAL INITIATIVES [email protected]
www.region10.org/SFI
Available as full day sessions unless otherwise noted.
Community Collaborations: The Who’s, the What’s, and the How’s NEW (3 hour)
Everybody's Talking but Who's Listening? (3 hour)
Let’s Start at the Very Beginning: A Guide to Comprehensive Needs Assessment
Plan the Work, Work the Plan: A Guide to Campus Improvement Planning
Poverty Matters: A Simulation
School Support Team: Training of Trainers
Tips and Tools for Title I, Part A Audit Preparation (3 hour)
Six Slices of Family Engagement: National Parental Involvement Standards (6 hour)
Where are Your Parents? Tips and Tools for Family Engagement
Web Based Offerings
Allowable or ARFable? A Look at Accommodations and State Assessments- (3 hour)
Campus Improvement Plan Online Tool NEW
Community Involvement Portal NEW
NCLB Application Webinar NEW
NCLB Compliance Webinar NEW
Strengthening Family and Community Relationships –
Tutoring 101: A Live-stream for Private School Title I Tutors
Work Smarter Not Harder: Family Engagement Resources Ready for You
School Improvement
Don’t Let Your Ship Sink: Motivation for Overwhelmed Teachers
ETP Teacher Cohort
Transforming Learning in the Classroom: Keeping the Energy Alive
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ADVANCED ACADEMICS [email protected] www.region10.org/AdvancedAcademics
Available as full day sessions unless otherwise noted.
Authentic Alternatives: Project Based Learning (PBL) (6-12)
Creativity with a Purpose: Encouraging Divergent Thinking (K-12) NEW
Raising Expectations: Increasing Rigor for the Gifted Student (K-12) NEW
TExES Review: Gifted & Talented Supplemental 162 (K-12)
Web-Based Offerings
GT 30-Hour Online Module Training
o Day 1 - Nature and Needs of Gifted and Talented Students
o Day 2 - Assessment and Programs for Gifted and Talented
o Day 3 - Differentiating Instruction for Gifted and Talented Students
o Day 4 - Designing Curriculum for Gifted and Talented Students
o Day 5 - Setting Standards for Gifted and Talented Students
Pick 6: GT Update Options NEW
The Peak in the Middle: An Online Book Study (6-12 Math)
LIBRARY SERVICES [email protected] www.region10.org/LibraryServices
Available as full day sessions unless otherwise noted.
Journey Through Genre with Lit Trips and Book Maps (Gr. 3-12)
Media Literacy for Librarians NEW
Weeding and Feeding your Library (K-12)
These on-site trainings are available to members of Advanced Academics Cooperative only. The cost to private
schools is $500 for the year.
These on-site trainings are available to members of the Library Services Cooperative only. The cost to private
schools is $600 for the year.
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After School Specials/Half Day Sessions (two – to – three - hour face-to-face sessions)
Best Practices in Book Talks NEW
Beyond Storytime: Making the Most of your Library Lessons (K-6)
Harness the Power of Poetry in Your Library (K-5, 6-12)
Multigenre Reading: Exploring Poetry, Literary Nonfiction, and Technical Text (3-8)
Picture This: Teaching Text Structures Through Picture Books (3-8)
Tackling the Short Answer Question (SAQ) with Picture Books (7-12)
Using Picture Books to Explore Readiness and Supporting Standards (3-8)
Web-based Offerings
A Different View: Book Talks Across Genres (K-12) NEW
Library Services Cooperative Professional Learning Community (PLC)
Text Sets: Pairing Texts Across Genres Webinar Series (K-12) NEW
Reeling in Readers: The Expository Edition (K-2)
