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PD 6755 – Trending Topics and Future Research and Evaluation Needs in Out-of-School Time

In this session, NC State University and College of Education Alumna Dr. Sheronda Witter ’19PHD will provide an overview of trending topics and future research and evaluation needs in out-of-school time and youth development. Dr. Witter looks forward to engaging with students, faculty, and staff around their interests in the out-of-school time field as it…

PD 6748 – Beginning Teacher Panel

Please join us for a virtual panel of beginning teachers. All panelists are alumni of the College of Education and would love to share their tips and tricks for being a beginning teacher with you. Panelists are 1st and 2nd-year teachers and are currently teaching a variety of content areas at various levels. Bring your…

PD 116 – edTPA: Task 3

Students will get an overview of Task 3: Assessment of the EdTPA. Date: Thursday, September 21st, 2023 Time: 6:00 - 8:00 PM Location: Online Audience: Student Teachers Contact: Kimberly Ideus Credit: 0.5

PD 225 – A Beginner’s Guide to LinkedIn

Learn the importance of using LinkedIn as a tool to shape your professional influence and how to create your profile efficiently and effectively. Participants will receive one-on-one guidance in setting up or updating their LinkedIn profile, as well as the opportunity to have a free professional headshot taken. Date: Tuesday, September 26, 2023 Time: 5:30…

PD 6751 – Taking the ‘eep!’ out of IEPs

In this workshop, we will walk through the purpose and process of Individualized Education Programs (IEPs). We will practice writing and exploring several necessary components. By the end of the workshop, learners will be able to describe how IEPs can support students with disabilities and how teachers can create proper IEPs. Date: Tuesday, September 26,…

PD 6757 – Mathematical Task-Based Learning Boot Camp Session 1

In this session, students will learn about and engage with high-quality mathematics tasks. Students will experience firsthand what it is like to learn from a high-quality mathematics task. We will then explore what makes the task effective for teaching mathematics. This is the first of three sessions to help prepare students to successfully create and…

PD 748 – How Study Aboad Impacted Me

Studying abroad is a lifelong transformational opportunity. Come by and learn from the experiences of past study abroad participants. Date: Tuesday, October 3, 2023 Time: 5:00 - 6:00 PM Location: Poe Hall 512 Audience: Undergraduate Students Contact: Ajaya Francis Jones Credit: 0.5

PD 6758 – Civic Engagement and Critical Witnessing of the Human Experience through Young Adult Literature.

Join us for a professional development event that celebrates the potency of young adult literature in fostering civic engagement and bearing witness to history. This event features a special virtual session with YA author, Emily Inouye Hue, who will discuss her transformative novel Beneath the Wide Silk Sky. Afterward, expert panelists, including Dr. Angela Wiseman,…