Free Webinars for Educators

Congress has finalized the second round of coronavirus stimulus aid which includes $2.75 billion for Emergency Assistance for Non-Public Schools. You are invited to attend a 30-minute Executive Briefing to learn who is eligible to apply and what services or assistance can be funded.

Congress has finalized the second round of coronavirus stimulus aid which includes billions of additional dollars for K-12 education. You are invited to attend a 30-minute Executive Briefing from the Savvas Director of Funding, Grace Stopani. Learn what money will be distributed, how it can be used, and the best estimates for when your district will receive the funding.

Join Savvas’s Sara Harper for a 30-minute workshop that will show school administrators how they can use their Savvas Realize Data Reports to drive school improvement. You’ll see how the reports provide in-depth usage and performance data at the classroom, school, and district level.

Culturally Responsive Teaching has gained heightened attention in our current society. Teachers and administrators are looking for ways to increase academic achievement for all students in their elementary classrooms. In this session, based on the thought leadership of Dr. Ernest Morrell, we will explore several strategies to enhance literacy instruction that invites students’ experiences to support their learning. From ways to interact with literature to incorporating multimedia, educators will leave this session equipped with ways to create a more culturally responsive and engaging classroom.

In a hands-on demonstration, Michael will show what is important in determining whether or not an earthquake will knock down a building.

Come enjoy some mental gymnastics and fun critical thinking exercises. All you need is a sheet of paper, a ruler, scissors, pencil and your imagination.

Dr. Roni Ellington has been a mathematics educator for the past 20 years and has worked as a mathematics/STEM professional development consultant for various school districts and organizations. Currently, she is an associate professor of Mathematics Education at Morgan State University. Dr. Ellington is committed to promoting the mathematics education of African American students.

In this lesson activity, we will explore how water is distributed across the Earth, and build solutions for filtering our Earth’s freshwater into drinkable water.

Come enjoy some mental gymnastics and fun critical thinking exercises. All you need is a sheet of paper, a ruler, scissors, pencil and your imagination.