Subject: TR@TC I Upcoming Professional Learning Offerings I Week of 11/16/2020

TR@TC Induction

Upcoming Professional Learning and Events of Interest

Week of November 16th, 2020

Dear Alumni, Partners, and Friends,


Thank you for taking the time to read our weekly summary of offerings aimed at supporting your practice. If you'd like us to include an educational event in this newsletter, don't hesitate to reach out!


We look forward to connecting with you, and welcome your feedback.


With sincere gratitude for all you do,


Julissa DiLoné

TR@TC Induction


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APPLICATION DEADLINE EXTENDED!

The Teaching Residents @ Teachers College program is actively recruiting the new cohort for the spring 2021 semester. Application deadlines have been extended to Sunday, November, 15th in an effort to allow for COVID related delays. To learn more about our program, click here or email teaching.residents@tc.columbia.edu with questions.

 

Professional Learning Communities and Collaborations

BLM at Schools: Join the Community Blog

Do you teach a great lesson around one of the 13 principles of the Black Lives Matter movement? Are you trying to revamp your "classroom management" approach to reflect an abolitionist stance? Struggling to refocus your curriculum with an antiracist lens?


We want to hear from you! 

BLM at Schools NYC is starting a community blog for educators to share, reflect and engage with each other on antiracist pedagogy throughout this Year of Purpose. Submissions need not offer neatly packaged curriculum or rosy success stories (although those are welcome, too!). We're building a space for educators from across NYC to challenge, support and inspire one another as we work to passionately affirm that Black Lives Matter in every lesson, every class, every day. Please send submissions (1000 words max.) to Naomi, nrsharlin@gmail.com and Steph, skadison@bhsec.bard.edu

The New York Theatre Workshop x Dominican Artists Collective Presents:

The Cooking Project

November 18th @ 7PM -  Register

A message from the Siembra Initiative:

WE NEED MORE, DIVERSE VOICES

Today our virtual space is growing by leaps and bounds with so many amazing talented writers, poets, artists, musicians, authors, content creators, community leaders and so on…I want to open my doors to a select few to contribute to the Sofrito For Your Soul experience...You [or your students] can tell your story, promote your passions, and connect with others just like you...We are open to new ideas and look forward to hearing from you. I would love to hear from people from every corner of this country that is just passionate about our culture and wants to share their sofrito with us...read entire post...

 

Professional Learning

Workshop Offerings:

INTRO TO FACILITATING ONLINE MEETINGS
November 20 - 12:00-2:00 PM US ET
December 7 - 7:00-9:00 PM US ET


INTRO TO TRAINING ONLINE
November 23 - 7:00-9:00 PM US ET


DESIGNING DYNAMIC SPACES ONLINE
December 3 - 11:30-1:30 PM US ET


WHEN THINGS GO WRONG ONLINE
December 16 - 7:00-9:00 PM US ET


Celebrating Food Sovereignty and Indigenous Food Culture

Monday,November 23 at 8pm EST

This Thanksgiving Season, Join MOFAD for Virtual Programs on Nov 23rd and Nov 24th


Purchase your tickets before Nov 16 in order to add on a box of Native foods from Intertribal Agriculture Council delivered directly to your door 


Get Tickets

Multicultural Curriculum Transformation

Faculty in higher education work hard to prepare critically conscious and culturally responsive educators. To meet the challenge, there has been a growing discourse and interest in research focused on preparing teachers and leaders for social justice. Yet, practical models applying this work in real-time is limited...read more....


Wed, November 18, 2020

3:30 PM – 5:00 PM EST

Registration link

Call for Proposals - The 38th Annual Winter Roundtable - The Winter Roundtable is the longest running continuing professional education program in the United States devoted solely to cultural issues in psychology, education, and social work. The Winter Roundtable continues its tradition of bringing together scholars, practitioners, researchers, social change agents and students interested in the intersections between race, ethnicity, social class, gender, ability status, sexual orientation, and religious affiliation in psychology, education, and social work. Learn more...

The National Equity Project is "excited to offer Center for Equity Leadership Virtual Workshops, single 3-hour interactive sessions where participants will engage with a focused topic, connect with other equity leaders around the world, and gain new tools to add to their equity practice. Workshops are bite-sized nuggets of knowledge, frameworks and tools that are delivered in a highly engaging way."  Click here to view list of workshops and courses.

The Instituto Cultural Oaxaca (ICO) is offering small group Spanish language classes called "Tertulias" for those looking for ways to meaningfully improve their spanish grammar and conversational skills. Alumna, Alexandra Belliveau shared that "the classes are well organized and the content is interesting." Affordable prices too! Click here to sign up

Virtual Learning Workshops through The Danielson Group


The Danielson Group is excited to announce a new self-paced online course!

Designed for instructional coaches and school leaders, as well as those who want to build their observation and feedback skills, this course will prepare participants to support a culture of adult learning and growth in schools.

Participants will develop a deeper understanding of the Framework for Teaching’s components and rubrics, practice aligning evidence to the rubrics, and develop plans for observation and coaching cycles. 

Certificate for 30 hours.


FREE RESOURCE:  Danielson Framework Remote Learning Rubric

Earn CTLE Credits! This Fall, New Visions MicroCert is offering several online courses for educators to improve their practice. Find course dates and links here!

Mark your calendars for Thursday, January 21st, 2020! LaToya Strong and Wendy Barrales, creators of the New Teacher Institute, a series of teacher workshops "rooted in Black and Indigenous liberatory practices that support early career educators," will continue to offer space for teachers to come together to learn and build community. We will continue to post reminders, as the date approaches.

 

Events of Interest

Virtual Film Festival

The Office of the Vice President for Diversity and Community Affairs and The African Diaspora International Film Festival invite you to the virtual screenings of its 28th Annual African Diaspora International Film Festival 

 

DATES: Virtually nationwide from Nov. 27 to Dec. 13, 2020 

Festival program organized in three slates:

Slate 1: Friday, Nov. 27 9:00am to Wed, Dec. 2 11:59pm

Slate 2: Thursday, Dec. 3 12:01 am to Tue, Dec 8 11:59pm

Slate 3: Wed, Dec. 9 12:01am to Sunday, Dec. 13 11:59pm
 

NUMBER OF FILMS: 75 films

NUMBER OF COUNTRIES: 30 countries

PREMIERES: 27 World, US, East Coast and New York Premieres



To request disability-related accommodations for any of the screenings below, contact OASID at oasid@tc.edu, or 212-678-3689, (646) 755-3144 video phone, as early as possible..Read more...

Wellness

The Teacher Self-Care Conference

Our newsroom just announced that for the January and March Teacher Self-Care Conferences will be FREE for teachers. Please read the press release below and thank you to our wonderful sponsors who made this possible!


To register for our January event, click here. To register for our March event, click here. 

Join us, every SECOND Tuesday of the month, for a FREE series devoted to supporting teaching professionals in managing stress and anxiety. First session took place on Tuesday, November 10th.

Come fill your cup with Wellness!

  • Every Monday and Thursday - Success In Motion, will continue to offer Monday Mindfulness meditation sessions and Transformation Thursday cardio kickboxing sessions, throughout the school year.

  • Alumna, Melida Maldonado-Peréz, will continue to lead our monthly "Free Friday Morning" Restorative Yoga sessions. Click here to sign up


All workshops are free and open to all education professionals

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