Participate alongside other K-12 California educators and paraprofessionals in free workshops that feature the California K-12 Computer Science Standards. Most educators are eligible to receive a $125 stipend for each 3-hour workshop scheduled in the spring.
Free online information session to learn about the Design-Based Learning methodology. Teachers, administrators, and specialists are welcome.
Free online information session to learn about the Design-Based Learning methodology. Teachers, administrators, and specialists are welcome.
A free information session for educators interested in pursuing National Board Certification in 2025-2026. Find out if National Board Certification is right for you and if UCLA can help to support you on your journey.
Join us to discover how you can bring the promise of focused, multidimensional math learning to your students and create lasting success in the classroom!
Join us to discover how you can bring the promise of focused, multidimensional math learning to your students and create lasting success in the classroom!
Join us to discover how you can bring the promise of focused, multidimensional math learning to your students and create lasting success in the classroom!
Free online information session to learn about the Design-Based Learning methodology. Teachers, administrators, and specialists are welcome!
A free information session for educators interested in pursuing National Board Certification in 2024-25. Find out if National Board Certification is right for you and if UCLA can help to support you on your journey.
This free 2-day webinar for K-12 teachers will delve into the theme of "Movements in Democracy", exploring historical and contemporary case studies from Myanmar and South Korea. Designed to align with the California History-Social Science Framework, this workshop offers educators the opportunity to collaborate with scholars, gain valuable insights, and receive high-quality teaching resources to bring these global movements to life in their classrooms. Don’t miss this chance to deepen your understanding of world history and enhance your curriculum.
This institute will help administrators, teacher leaders, and system leaders ensure strong leadership practice at scale, name and address equity gaps, and improve the effectiveness of our efforts to serve all students well. Offered in June and in July.
Specific strategies that lead to growth in student writers. The most exciting part of teaching writing is watching students improve! All students can develop their competence and confidence in writing when they engage in instruction tailored to their needs.
Through collaborative activities and thoughtful discussion, attendees will develop actionable plans to harness the potential of AI while centering the cultural wealth and lived experiences of urban students and communities.
Spark students’ imaginations and creativity while building their cognitive toolkit reading and understanding narratives and writing their own, all while building language proficiency. In this two-day workshop, participants will be introduced to UCLA Writing Project’s approach to Pathway Strategies for Narrative Writing - supporting multilingual learners as they read narratives for content and craft.
What happens when we offer students opportunities to identify with literature studied in our classrooms as well as windows for learning about the world around them? With a focus on multilingual learners, collaborative model lessons and discourse, participants will be able to walk away from this workshop with sample lessons of rigorous and exciting texts that support analytical reading, writing and discourse.
This two-day experience for teachers is the opportunity for you to apply calculus and statistics strategies in real classrooms.
Students need support synthesizing multiple sources to build strong and persuasive arguments. Join us as we learn and use research-based cognitive strategies to support students in the reading and synthesizing of multiple texts in arguments.
K-12 educators, join us for a free three-day summer institute where we'll collaborate with scholars, artists, activists, and archivists to create lessons incorporating oral histories of Black Los Angeles artists, as part of Getty’s African American Art and History Initiative.
