Presented by: Naomi Louise Session Description:Did you know that current research indicates that our brains – both students' and adults' - are changing? Have you heard that the brain works best when the temperature is between 68 and 72 degrees? And did you know that the color palettes of yellows and pinks can improve memory, while greens and blues can help students relax and support increased concentration? Join Naomi Louise for this brain-based teaching and learning session, as she provides a roadmap of how you can infuse brain-based teaching practices throughout your school's environment. She will share how to optimize physical learning spaces and experiences so that each and every child can discover their student-driven passion and personalized learning potential.

Presented by: Naomi Louise Session Description:You have heard it before: building relationships with your students is the best method to help them succeed, handle classroom management difficulties, and establish a healthy classroom environment. Join Naomi Louise as she discusses how children's intellectual and social development can be aided by building good ties with their teachers. You will also learn strategies that will help you communicate during one-to-one meetups, uncover common interests, develop storytelling techniques, gamify the “getting-to-know-you” conversations, and bring humor and laughter back into the classroom.

Did you know that AI (artificial intelligence) is a powerful ally in creating truly inclusive education? AI technologies can support diverse learners by adapting instruction, materials, and assessments to their unique abilities and requirements. Join Naomi Louise for this hands-on, interactive workshop and discover how artificial intelligence powered accessibility tools, adaptive technologies, and strategies for creating an inclusive learning environment for all students. Get ready to transform your classroom into a truly inclusive and empowering space for diverse learners! Naomi’s expertise in technology integration will provide you with practical strategies and best practices for using artificial intelligence to foster inclusion, equity, and empowerment for students with varying abilities and backgrounds. This is workshop four of six for the series titled “The Transformative Power of Artificial Intelligence in Education.” Key Takeaways Explore innovative artificial intelligence tools that adapt instruction and materials to cater to the individual needs of diverse learners, fostering engagement and academic growth. Learn how AI can create truly inclusive classrooms, empowering every student to excel and feel valued and included. Understand how artificial intelligence can break down barriers to learning by providing accessibility features and accommodations that support diverse needs. Discover how AI-driven inclusivity promotes equity, empowers students, and fosters a sense of belonging, boosting both academic and personal growth. Presented by Naomi Louise Naomi Louise is a seasoned education professional with over two decades of experience and is the driving force and CEO of Innovative Educator Consulting. Renowned as an EdTech influencer and women in leadership strategist, she has held prestigious roles such as ISTE Faculty Instructional Coach, Google Certified Innovator, and National Intel Senior Trainer. Naomi’s expertise in brain-based instructional methods makes her a sought-after keynote speaker at education conferences around the globe. As a published author and empathetic educator, she is passionate about integrating STEM creativity into her teacher training programs.

What strategies can female leaders use to harness their natural strengths in empathy, intuition, and collaboration to drive success? Women’s brains are uniquely wired for leadership, with neuroscience research highlighting the cognitive advantages that make them exceptional decision-makers, problem-solvers, and team builders. Join Naomi Louise for this timesaving, to the point session as we explore the neuroscience behind leadership and gain actionable strategies to enhance your confidence, cognitive presence, and influence. You will also walk away with practical tools, templates, and “lean-in” techniques designed to help you define and elevate your leadership trajectory. Prepare to unlock your leadership potential and embrace the strengths that make you an exceptional leader! Naomi's experience as a women in leadership strategist will provide you with resources to develop a personalized leadership action plan incorporating neuroscience-driven strategies for career advancement. Key Takeaways Understand the cognitive strengths that position women as effective and influential leaders. Discover how these key traits enhance decision-making, communication, and team dynamics. Learn strategies to foster partnerships, build trust, and create impactful professional networks. Gain access to templates and frameworks to map out your personal and professional growth as a leader. Presented by Naomi Louise Naomi Louise is a seasoned education professional with over two decades of experience and is the driving force and CEO of Innovative Educator Consulting. Renowned as an EdTech influencer and women in leadership strategist, she has held prestigious roles such as ISTE Faculty Instructional Coach, Google Certified Innovator, and National Intel Senior Trainer. Naomi’s expertise in brain-based instructional methods makes her a sought-after keynote speaker at education conferences around the globe. As a published author and empathetic educator, she is passionate about integrating STEM creativity into her teacher training programs.

Are you looking for ways to increase student engagement and accessibility in your classroom? EduProtocols are adaptable lesson frameworks that can be seamlessly integrated into instructional practices to promote collaboration, deep learning, and academic success. They align with Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles, ensuring all students have equal opportunities to succeed. Join Naomi Louise for this timesaving, to the point session as we delve into innovative EduProtocols that promote inclusive teaching and learning experiences for all students. Participants will discover effective strategies such as Cyber Sandwich, Sketch and Tell, Picture This, Give One - Receive One, and Iron Chef that cater to the needs of diverse learners. Get ready to transform your classroom with the power of UDL and EduProtocols! Naomi’s expertise in differentiated instruction will equip you with the knowledge and tools you need to incorporate EduProtocols into your lesson plans and create an environment where all students can thrive, regardless of their individual learning preferences or needs. Key Takeaways Gain a comprehensive understanding of EduProtocols and how they align with UDL principles to support diverse learners. Learn practical ways to integrate EduProtocols into your daily instructional practices to enhance engagement and accessibility. Discover inclusive strategies that cater to various learning styles and needs, ensuring all students can participate and succeed. Explore how EduProtocols can improve academic outcomes by providing structured, yet flexible, learning experiences that foster critical thinking and collaboration. Presented by Naomi Louise Naomi Louise is a seasoned education professional with over two decades of experience and is the driving force and CEO of Innovative Educator Consulting. Renowned as an EdTech influencer and women in leadership strategist, she has held prestigious roles such as ISTE Faculty Instructional Coach, Google Certified Innovator, and National Intel Senior Trainer. Naomi’s expertise in brain-based instructional methods makes her a sought-after keynote speaker at education conferences around the globe. As a published author and empathetic educator, she is passionate about integrating STEM creativity into her teacher training programs.

Are you eager to incorporate indigenous perspectives into your teaching practice and curriculum, honoring the diverse histories and experiences of Native American peoples? Indigenous peoples’ cultural traditions, customs, and contributions continue to shape and enrich the cultural landscape of Minnesota and beyond. Join Naomi Louise for this hands-on, interactive workshop as we synthesize the knowledge gained from the previous workshops and deepen our understanding of Minnesota Tribal Nations' cultural heritage and contemporary contributions. Get ready to embark on a journey to explore of the rich history, traditions, and contemporary impact of indigenous communities in Minnesota! Naomi’s expertise in diversity, equity and inclusion will provide you with resources you need to reflect on your personal and professional growth in understanding Indigenous perspectives and develop strategies for integrating these perspectives into your curriculum and classroom practices. This is workshop six of six for the series titled “Honoring Our Roots: Exploring the Cultural Heritage and Contributions of Minnesota Tribal Nations.” Key Takeaways Gain insights into the cultural legacy and traditions of Minnesota Tribal Nations, including their resilience, creativity, and spiritual connection to the land. Learn about the contemporary impact of Minnesota Tribal Nations in areas such as environmental conservation, economic development, education, healthcare, and cultural revitalization. Explore strategies for incorporating indigenous perspectives and knowledge into your teaching practice and curriculum, fostering cultural competence, empathy, and understanding among students. Reflect on your role as an educator and ally in supporting Minnesota Tribal Nations and identify concrete actions you can take to promote equity, justice, and respect for indigenous peoples. Presented by Naomi Louise Naomi Louise is a seasoned education professional with over two decades of experience and is the driving force and CEO of Innovative Educator Consulting. Renowned as an EdTech influencer and women in leadership strategist, she has held prestigious roles such as ISTE Faculty Instructional Coach, Google Certified Innovator, and National Intel Senior Trainer. Naomi’s expertise in brain-based instructional methods makes her a sought-after keynote speaker at education conferences around the globe. As a published author and empathetic educator, she is passionate about integrating STEM creativity into her teacher training programs.

Are you seeking practical strategies to promote cultural competence and support the academic success and well-being of Native American students? Culturally responsive teaching involves recognizing and honoring the diverse cultural backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives of students, including those of Native American heritage. Join Naomi Louise for this hands-on, interactive workshop as we explore strategies for integrating culturally responsive teaching practices and developing culturally relevant curriculum to better serve Native American students. Get ready to embark on a journey to effectively integrate indigenous perspectives and culture into your teaching practice and curriculum! Naomi’s expertise in diversity, equity and inclusion will provide you with resources you need to incorporate indigenous perspectives into lesson plans, brainstorm on how to adapt existing curriculum to be more culturally relevant, role-play scenarios to practice responding to culturally sensitive situations in the classroom and design a STEM curriculum unit integrating traditional ecological knowledge and practices. This is workshop five of six for the series titled “Honoring Our Roots: Exploring the Cultural Heritage and Contributions of Minnesota Tribal Nations.” Key Takeaways Gain insights into the principles and practices of culturally responsive teaching, including building relationships, incorporating indigenous perspectives, and promoting student voice and agency. Learn strategies for developing culturally relevant curriculum that reflects the histories, cultures, and contributions of Native American peoples, while also meeting academic standards and learning objectives. Explore resources and tools for incorporating indigenous perspectives and culture into various subject areas, including language arts, social studies, science, and mathematics. Reflect on your own cultural biases and assumptions and consider how to approach teaching and curriculum development in a way that honors and respects the cultural identities and backgrounds of Native American students. Presented by Naomi Louise Naomi Louise is a seasoned education professional with over two decades of experience and is the driving force and CEO of Innovative Educator Consulting. Renowned as an EdTech influencer and women in leadership strategist, she has held prestigious roles such as ISTE Faculty Instructional Coach, Google Certified Innovator, and National Intel Senior Trainer. Naomi’s expertise in brain-based instructional methods makes her a sought-after keynote speaker at education conferences around the globe. As a published author and empathetic educator, she is passionate about integrating STEM creativity into her teacher training programs.

Are you interested on learning about actionable steps you can take to support indigenous communities and amplify their voices in the fight for justice and equality? Contemporary issues facing Minnesota Tribal Nations include challenges such as land rights, environmental justice, healthcare disparities, educational inequities, and cultural preservation. Join Naomi Louise for this hands-on, interactive workshop and examine the struggles facing Minnesota Tribal Nations and explore avenues for advocacy and support. Get ready to embark on a journey to explore obstacles facing Minnesota Tribal Nations today, and how educators can play a role in advocating for positive change! Naomi’s expertise in diversity, equity and inclusion will provide you with resources you need to analyze a case study of historical and ongoing issues for Native American rights, develop an action plan for advocating for Indigenous rights within educational institutions, and create a multimedia campaign raising awareness about environmental issues affecting Minnesota Tribal Nations. This is workshop four of six for the series titled “Honoring Our Roots: Exploring the Cultural Heritage and Contributions of Minnesota Tribal Nations.” Key Takeaways Gain a deeper understanding of the contemporary issues facing Minnesota Tribal Nations, including their root causes, impacts, and implications for indigenous communities' well-being and sovereignty. Learn about effective strategies for advocacy and support, including ways to amplify indigenous voices, advocate for policy change, and address systemic injustices and disparities. Explore resources and tools for educators to engage in meaningful advocacy and allyship, including curriculum resources, professional development opportunities, and community partnerships. Reflect on your role as an educator and ally in supporting indigenous communities and identify concrete actions you can take to advocate for positive change and promote equity and justice. Presented by Naomi Louise Naomi Louise is a seasoned education professional with over two decades of experience and is the driving force and CEO of Innovative Educator Consulting. Renowned as an EdTech influencer and women in leadership strategist, she has held prestigious roles such as ISTE Faculty Instructional Coach, Google Certified Innovator, and National Intel Senior Trainer. Naomi’s expertise in brain-based instructional methods makes her a sought-after keynote speaker at education conferences around the globe. As a published author and empathetic educator, she is passionate about integrating STEM creativity into her teacher training programs.

Are you eager to learn how to support and participate in initiatives that promote cultural resilience and strengthen indigenous identities? Cultural revitalization initiatives within Minnesota Tribal Nations encompass a wide range of activities, including language revitalization, traditional arts and crafts revival, cultural education programs, and intergenerational knowledge transmission. Join Naomi Louise for this hands-on, interactive workshop and examine efforts towards cultural revitalization within Minnesota Tribal Nations and strategies for community engagement and collaboration. Get ready to embark on a journey to discover the transformative initiatives and partnerships driving cultural renewal and empowerment in indigenous communities! Naomi’s expertise in diversity, equity and inclusion will provide you with resources you need to explore how educational podcasting can preserve one's oral language and revitalization efforts, discuss the importance of cultural sensitivity in educational settings, brainstorm potential partnership projects between schools and Tribal Nations, and develop a community-based STEM program that incorporates traditional knowledge and practices. This is workshop three of six for the series titled “Honoring Our Roots: Exploring the Cultural Heritage and Contributions of Minnesota Tribal Nations.” Key Takeaways Gain insights into the cultural revitalization efforts underway within Minnesota Tribal Nations, including their goals, challenges, and impact on community well-being and resilience. Learn about effective strategies for community engagement and collaboration in cultural revitalization initiatives, drawing upon successful case studies and best practices from indigenous communities. Explore resources and tools for supporting cultural revitalization efforts within your own community or educational context, including ways to integrate indigenous perspectives into your teaching practice and curriculum. Reflect on your role as an educator and ally in supporting cultural revitalization and community empowerment and identify concrete actions you can take to contribute to positive change. Presented by Naomi Louise Naomi Louise is a seasoned education professional with over two decades of experience and is the driving force and CEO of Innovative Educator Consulting. Renowned as an EdTech influencer and women in leadership strategist, she has held prestigious roles such as ISTE Faculty Instructional Coach, Google Certified Innovator, and National Intel Senior Trainer. Naomi’s expertise in brain-based instructional methods makes her a sought-after keynote speaker at education conferences around the globe. As a published author and empathetic educator, she is passionate about integrating STEM creativity into her teacher training programs.

Are you seeking to deepen your understanding of indigenous perspectives and incorporate them into your teaching routines and curriculum? Traditional practices such as ceremonies, drumming, dance, and art play a vital role in Native American communities, fostering spiritual connection, healing, and cultural revitalization. Join Naomi Louise for this hands-on, interactive workshop and discover the traditions, lifeways and cultural significance of various aspects of Native American life in Minnesota and beyond. Get ready to embark on a journey to uncover the timeless wisdom of Native American communities! Naomi’s expertise in diversity, equity and inclusion will provide you with the resources you need to engage in traditional crafts or cooking, share traditional stories and their cultural significance, explore an online exhibit highlighting traditional practices and artifacts, and design a sustainable agriculture project inspired by traditional farming methods. This is workshop two of six for the series titled “Honoring Our Roots: Exploring the Cultural Heritage and Contributions of Minnesota Tribal Nations.” Key Takeaways Gain insights into the traditional practices and lifeways of Native American communities in Minnesota and surrounding regions, including their cultural significance and contemporary relevance. Learn strategies for respectfully integrating indigenous perspectives into your teaching practice and curriculum, honoring the wisdom and resilience of Native American peoples. Explore resources and partnerships for collaborating with local tribal communities to incorporate authentic cultural experiences and perspectives into your classroom instruction. Reflect on your own cultural biases and assumptions and consider how to approach teaching about Native American lifeways in a respectful, accurate, and meaningful way. Presented by Naomi Louise Naomi Louise is a seasoned education professional with over two decades of experience and is the driving force and CEO of Innovative Educator Consulting. Renowned as an EdTech influencer and women in leadership strategist, she has held prestigious roles such as ISTE Faculty Instructional Coach, Google Certified Innovator, and National Intel Senior Trainer. Naomi’s expertise in brain-based instructional methods makes her a sought-after keynote speaker at education conferences around the globe. As a published author and empathetic educator, she is passionate about integrating STEM creativity into her teacher training programs.

Are you interested in learning how to respectfully integrate indigenous perspectives into your teaching practice and curriculum? Minnesota is home to eleven federally recognized Native American tribes, each with its own distinct languages, traditions, and histories spanning thousands of years. Join Naomi Louise for this hands-on, interactive workshop and discover the rich cultural heritage of Native American tribes in Minnesota, highlighting their historical significance and contemporary contributions to society. Get ready to embark on a journey to discover the vibrant traditions, customs, and contributions of Minnesota Tribal Nations! Naomi’s expertise in diversity, equity and inclusion will provide you with the resources you need to experience virtual tours of significant cultural sites, discuss of the impact of colonization on indigenous communities, explore the importance of interactive storytelling, and create a digital map displaying important landmarks and cultural sites using geographic information systems (GIS). This is workshop one of six for the series titled “Honoring Our Roots: Exploring the Cultural Heritage and Contributions of Minnesota Tribal Nations.” Key Takeaways Gain a deeper understanding of the cultural diversity and resilience of Minnesota Tribal Nations, including their languages, traditions, and contemporary contributions. Learn strategies for integrating indigenous perspectives and knowledge into your teaching practice and curriculum, fostering a more inclusive and culturally responsive learning environment. Explore resources and partnerships for collaborating with local tribal communities to enrich students' understanding of indigenous histories and contemporary issues. Reflect on your own cultural biases and assumptions and consider how to approach teaching about Native American tribes in a respectful, accurate, and meaningful way. Presented by Naomi Louise Naomi Louise is a seasoned education professional with over two decades of experience and is the driving force and CEO of Innovative Educator Consulting. Renowned as an EdTech influencer and women in leadership strategist, she has held prestigious roles such as ISTE Faculty Instructional Coach, Google Certified Innovator, and National Intel Senior Trainer. Naomi’s expertise in brain-based instructional methods makes her a sought-after keynote speaker at education conferences around the globe. As a published author and empathetic educator, she is passionate about integrating STEM creativity into her teacher training programs.

Presented by: Naomi Louise Session Description:Are you looking to motivate young female students to pursue passion-driven careers in STEM? Join Naomi Louise as she shares innovative STEM approaches to empower the next generation of female leaders through a “lean-in” classroom culture of practice. You will leave this session empowered with new teaching and learning ideas, as well as a collection of resources to inspire, mentor, and model STEM career choices for ALL girls to pursue their passion-driven careers in STEM.

Presented by: Naomi Louise This is session two of six for the series titled "The Ultimate Tips - Tricks and Technology Teaching Hacks!" NOTE: While we recommend that you attend all sessions of the workshop series to meet the learning objectives, each workshop can be attended as a standalone. Premium Members have access to view the recordings on demand and earn up to six continuing education credits. Workshop Description: A Google-Insta party? Don’t we get enough of that at school or work? But while you may already be taking advantage of online video conferencing apps like Zoom or Google Meet to chat with your friends or students, hosting a Google-Insta party takes connecting online to a whole new level! Join Naomi Louise as she shares, step-by-step, how to get started with this new, innovative strategy that is sure to spark engagement in your classroom. Participants will also have an opportunity to create their own personalized learning experience that they can immediately use with their students.​ Special Technology Instructions: Participants will need access to an internet device and a non-school, personal Google account. SimpleK12’s Google Classroom will be utilized for the interactive and hands-on components of this workshop. Assessment: Participants will complete an inclusive opening and an optimistic closing activity as well as share their completed digital projects to demonstrate their understanding of the workshop objectives and reflect on their learning.

Presented by: Naomi Louise Session Description:Like most school administrators, do you find that sometimes you don't have enough hours in the day? This webinar will explore how iPads are impacting the busy lives of administrators by helping them maximize and organize their time, whether it's walkthrough observations, research, reading the latest educational books, sifting through the day's news, or exploring the latest administrator and K-12 apps. Join Naomi Louise as she discusses some of the most valuable functions and uses of the iPad for administrators, including observations, evaluations, data collection, E-reader, news, research, IEP checklist, email, and educational app repositories.

Presented by: Naomi Louise This is session three of six for the series titled "The Ultimate Tips - Tricks and Technology Teaching Hacks!" NOTE: While we recommend that you attend all sessions of the workshop series to meet the learning objectives, each workshop can be attended as a standalone. Premium Members have access to view the recordings on demand and earn up to six continuing education credits. Workshop Description: Did you know that TikTok’s bite-sized video content can help educators deliver key academic concepts while their students learn anytime, anywhere? Join Naomi Louise as she shares innovative teaching strategies for using the TikTok video platform to design and deliver bite-sized micro-lessons that can help you connect with your students and make an instant learning impact. Participants will also have an opportunity to create their own personalized learning experience that they can immediately use with their students. Special Technology Instructions: Participants will need access to an internet device and a non-school, personal Google account. SimpleK12’s Google Classroom will be utilized for the interactive and hands-on components of this workshop. Assessment: Participants will complete an inclusive opening and an optimistic closing activity as well as share their completed digital projects to demonstrate their understanding of the workshop objectives and reflect on their learning.

Presented by: Naomi Louise Session Description:Are you looking for effective blended learning strategies that will build your students’ confidence as well as improve student learning outcomes? Join Naomi Louise as she shares best practices for facilitating interactive learning experiences that will spark student motivation and engagement in your classroom. You will also walk away with a variety of learner-centered activities that will meet your students’ SEL and academic needs, all while wearing your new hat as a creative content designer and life coach!

Presented by: Naomi Louise Session Description:Are you interested in exploring some new frameworks and protocols to help your students take ownership of their learning and plan for their futures? Join Naomi Louise as she models effective teaching and learning strategies post COVID-19, supported with next generation career-focused resources, tools and instructional approaches. You will also learn a variety of techniques to maximize your students' level of engagement and motivation.

Presented by: Naomi Louise Session Description:You likely know that emotional development and social skills are essential for school readiness, but you may be wondering why you should include STEM activities in your curriculum and how it relates to SEL. Join Naomi Louise as she shares best practices for incorporating engineering and empathy into the early childhood classroom. You will also walk away with resources to provide real-world opportunities for students to empathize, make responsible decisions, actively listen, collaborate, and develop a growth mindset.

Presented by: Naomi Louise This is session four of six for the series titled "The Ultimate Tips - Tricks and Technology Teaching Hacks!" NOTE: While we recommend that you attend all sessions of the workshop series to meet the learning objectives, each workshop can be attended as a standalone. Premium Members have access to view the recordings on demand and earn up to six continuing education credits. Workshop Description: EduProtocols are instructional lesson frames that are designed to engage students in learning through critical thinking, collaboration, communication, and creativity. Join Naomi Louise as she shares a multitude of EduProtocol templates and activities that can be easily adapted for use in your specific grade level and content area. Participants will also have an opportunity to create their own personalized learning experience that they can immediately use with their students. Special Technology Instructions: Participants will need access to an internet device and a non-school, personal Google account. SimpleK12’s Google Classroom will be utilized for the interactive and hands-on components of this workshop. Assessment: Participants will complete an inclusive opening and an optimistic closing activity as well as share their completed digital projects to demonstrate their understanding of the workshop objectives and reflect on their learning.

Presented by: Naomi Louise This is session one of six for the series titled "The Ultimate Tips - Tricks and Technology Teaching Hacks!" NOTE: While we recommend that you attend all sessions of the workshop series to meet the learning objectives, each workshop can be attended as a standalone. Premium Members have access to view the recordings on demand and earn up to six continuing education credits. Workshop Description: Let's put on a new educational designer hat and learn how to teach like a park ranger! Join Naomi Louise as she models four innovative instructional strategies that will transform your teaching to meet your students where they are and actively engage them in their learning. Participants will also have an opportunity to create their own personalized learning experience that they can immediately use with their students. Special Technology Instructions: Participants will need access to an internet device and a non-school, personal Google account. SimpleK12’s Google Classroom will be utilized for the interactive and hands-on components of this workshop. Assessment: Participants will complete an inclusive opening and an optimistic closing activity as well as share their completed digital projects to demonstrate their understanding of the workshop objectives and reflect on their learning.

Every woman has a story to tell, to leave her legacy of good in our world. Join Naomi Louise, for this hands-on, interactive workshop as she shares strategies to help students discover and honor brilliant women leaders throughout history, within our local communities, and in our families who are role models to future generations. In addition, Naomi will discuss how students can create a celebratory multimedia or video documentary presentation to share with the world on the “Her-Story Global Collaboration Project” website. Participants will also receive a copy of Naomi’s templates to design and assess student projects as they discover how women leaders have overcome social injustice and career-work-life challenges so that future generations have access and equity to career advancements in STEM. This is workshop one of six for the series titled “Her-Story Global Collaboration Project.” Pressented by Naomi Louise NOTE: While we recommend that you attend all sessions of the workshop series to meet the learning objectives, each workshop can be attended as a standalone. Premium Members also have access to view the recordings on demand and earn up to six continuing education credits.

During the month of March, we honor National Women's History month as we celebrate brave, strong, determined, intelligent, and creative women who have contributed to and have spear-headed amazing accomplishments in their lifetimes. Join Naomi Louise for this hands-on, interactive workshop as she shares four differentiated STEM activities that will empower you to share how women have played an important leadership role in the world of STEM, from past experiences to current inventions and innovative discoveries. Participants will also receive a copy of Naomi’s enrichment activity templates to create a digital product that highlights the importance of Women’s History Month by through a makerspace event, women in leadership board game, design thinking strategy, or vision board. This is workshop six of six for the series titled “Her-Story Global Collaboration Project.” Presented by Naomi Louise NOTE: While we recommend that you attend all sessions of the workshop series to meet the learning objectives, each workshop can be attended as a standalone. Premium Members also have access to view the recordings on demand and earn up to six continuing education credits.

Presented by: Naomi Louise Session Description:After almost two years of chronic unpredictability, both students, staff, and teachers can benefit from focusing on relationships and experiencing new daily rhythms of school. Join Naomi Louise as she shares why educators’ health and well-being should be prioritized in school culture; and what school leaders can do now to help create the conditions for that. You will also discover leadership self-care strategies to battle staff, teacher, and student burnout, as you rediscover your inner superhero to bring excitement, joy, and creativity back into your schools and classrooms.

The power of good storytelling is about you, the teacher, joyfully and deliberately modeling your love for reading in the classroom. Join Naomi Louise for this hands-on, interactive workshop as she shares best practices for delivering modeled read aloud sessions that will inspire and engage your students as we celebrate National Women's History Month. In addition, Naomi will discuss how to extend these read aloud sessions with active conversations that will allow students to explore the discoveries and inventions by women leaders in the world of STEM. Participants will also receive a copy of Naomi’s templates to create their own “Her-Story Global Collaboration Project” activities to differentiate instruction and personalize learning for diverse learners in the classroom. This is workshop two of six for the series titled “Her-Story Global Collaboration Project.” Presented by Naomi Louise NOTE: While we recommend that you attend all sessions of the workshop series to meet the learning objectives, each workshop can be attended as a standalone. Premium Members also have access to view the recordings on demand and earn up to six continuing education credits.

During the month of March, we honor National Women's History month as we celebrate brave, strong, determined, intelligent, and creative women who have contributed to and have spear-headed amazing accomplishments in their lifetimes. Join Naomi Louise for this hands-on, interactive workshop as she shares three differentiated STEM activities that will empower you to share how women have played an important leadership role in the world of STEM, from past experiences to current inventions and innovative discoveries. Participants will also receive a copy of Naomi’s enrichment activity templates to create a digital product that highlights the importance of Women’s History Month through Makey Makey, the introduction of an LED pop-up card, or the engineering of a Zen dish garden. This is workshop five of six for the series titled “Her-Story Global Collaboration Project.” Presented by Naomi Louise NOTE: While we recommend that you attend all sessions of the workshop series to meet the learning objectives, each workshop can be attended as a standalone. Premium Members also have access to view the recordings on demand and earn up to six continuing education credits.