We are pleased to announce that three AEA regions have been approved by the Iowa Department of Education using funds from the E-Learning Central Grant Program to provide secondary OpenSciEd professional development (grades 6-12).
This FREE training is the perfect opportunity to learn more about the award-winning science curriculum resource. This 2-day workshop is open to educators (grades 6-12) from ALL Iowa school districts. Participants will explore the instructional framework, knowledge, and materials AND receive a full unit kit to prepare for the successful implementation of an OpenSciEd unit. Stipends are provided for off-contract pay (or substitutes) as well as a stipend to offset attending in-person training costs.
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Allison Henderson and Ami Leath recently shared insights into their roles in Early Childhood education with students at Abraham Lincoln High School in Council Bluffs. They explored the key differences between Early ACCESS (birth to age 3 services) and Early Childhood (ages 3-5 services), highlighting the importance of both. They also emphasized the value of collaboration in providing essential early intervention to support young learners' growth and development.
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⏳ Time is Running Out! ⏳
Do you know a teacher who goes above and beyond? Someone who makes learning exciting, supports their students, and truly changes lives? 💡
🏆 The Charles E. Lakin Foundation Outstanding Teacher Award is your chance to celebrate their impact with a $10,000 honor!
🛑 Deadline: March 31, 2025
🔗 Nominate today: buff.ly/3Q26gGU
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Photos from GHAEA Digital Learning & Media's post
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Last week, Stephanie McDonald engaged with high school students at Council Bluffs CSD to discuss the role of a speech-language pathologist. She highlighted the fulfilling experience of aiding a child in acquiring speech skills, emphasizing the invaluable gift of communication.
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