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We all engage with screens for education, recreation and communicating with faraway family and friends. And if you are like me, you are wondering — how much is too much for my kid? Experts have the answer.
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In this 60-minute professional development webinar, educators receive tips around childhood creativity and development when school isn't in session.
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In this 60-minute professional development webinar, educators will be introduced to early learning engineering platforms, strategies, and tools. The webinar will include the engineering design process, an introduction to coding, and PBS resources to inspire students to think creatively while constructing something new.
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In this 60-minute professional development webinar, educators will learn about the history of Earth Day, how to integrate concepts of sustainability into every subject, how environmentalism and social emotional learning tie into each other, and how educators and students can build a healthier planet.
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In this 60-minute professional development webinar, educators will learn how to help families navigate screen time recommendations, develop healthy foundations for media consumption, and choose appropriate forms of media for their students.
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This 60-minute professional development webinar helps educators become familiar with PBS SoCal’s Family Math program, address math anxiety, and learn how to show their students that math is everywhere they look!
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Getting young students to focus on class is difficult. But what does paying attention even mean? Find a few basics on each of the four kinds of attention, coupled with tips and virtual activities that can help little learners develop them.
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After months of remote learning, many teachers are struggling to make the experience engaging for kids, making it high time for a reimagining of strategies. But instead of trying to reinvent the wheel, why not go back to tried-and-true strategies? With that in mind, here are some simple tips and tech tools to help teachers reel their kids back into class.
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Join us for a series of professional development webinars for educators to support families learning at home.
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Integrating games in class has been proven to help improve focus and reading ability, including in children with special education needs.
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Having a digital presence with purpose is critical to our development as 21st-century education leaders. Here's how to develop one.
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Co-viewing is a great way for parents to reinforce social communication skills and the understanding of feelings and emotions.
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