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PD 341 – Yes – You Can (and Should) Code!

METRC 400 Poe Hall, 2310 Stinson Drive, Raleigh, NC, United States

Coding is trending - it’s time for you to get involved! If you are interested in learning about programming but don’t want to take a computer science class? Dip your toe in the water of coding with fun, guided activities. Absolutely no previous experience needed. Plus, learn why the National Science Foundation and the US…

PD 552 – Young Author Reading for Latinx Heritage Month

Young authors based out of Garner Magnet High School will be reading memoirs, poems, letters, vignettes, and essays from their book, "The Roots of Our People: From One World to Another, Juntos." These young authors, of Juntos NC, published their bilingual book in May of 2018 to illustrate their roots of "where they're from," explore…

PD 552 – Young Author Reading for Latinx Heritage Month

Young authors based out of Garner Magnet High School will be reading memoirs, poems, letters, vignettes, and essays from their book, "The Roots of Our People: From One World to Another, Juntos." These young authors, of Juntos NC, published their bilingual book in May of 2018 to illustrate their roots of "where they're from," explore…

PD 551 – Race and Schools: The Need for Action

512 Poe Hall

Segregation seems like a relic of the past but it remains a pervasive issue in the American education system. What should future educators know about resegregation in order to advocate for students of color affected by unfair education policies? Dr. Christy Byrd will be giving a presentation on how school districts in America are becoming…

PD 551 – Race and Schools: The Need for Action

512 Poe Hall

Segregation seems like a relic of the past but it remains a pervasive issue in the American education system. What should future educators know about resegregation in order to advocate for students of color affected by unfair education policies? Dr. Christy Byrd will be giving a presentation on how school districts in America are becoming…

PD 848 – Keep it Real Game (MYEN)

512 Poe Hall

Join the College of Education and the Multicultural Young Educators Network (MYEN) as a participant in the Keep it Real Game! The Keep It Real Game is a communication game which invites you to discover what really dwells within the hearts and minds of yourself and others! It provides a safe space for people to…

PD 848 – Keep it Real Game (MYEN)

512 Poe Hall

Join the College of Education and the Multicultural Young Educators Network (MYEN) as a participant in the Keep it Real Game! The Keep It Real Game is a communication game which invites you to discover what really dwells within the hearts and minds of yourself and others! It provides a safe space for people to…

PD 694 – Build Better Problem Solvers with Computational Thinking

Poe Hall 420

Problem-solving skills are essential for success in the digital age. Research shows that explicitly teaching computational thinking in K-12 classrooms improves problem-solving skills. Computational Thinking is a set of problem-solving and thinking skills that can be applied to many disciplines, including math. In fact, you probably use many of these strategies in your classwork and…