Join us as we discuss how to create a healthy start to the second half of the school year. We’ll look at strategies and suggestions for how to manage the stress of teaching while creating a pathway to SEL success.
All AVID Open Access Classroom Resources
#74 – How to Welcome Your Students Back From the Holidays New!
Provide students with the support they need as they return to school after winter break with strategies to help develop their empathetic listening skills to reinforce your classroom community.
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Connect With Colleagues
Learn about why it is so important to connect and build positive relationships with colleagues and six ways to build those connections.
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Abraham’s Artifacts
Teach students how to develop an evidence-based claim organizer while evaluating “Abraham’s Artifacts” by Brenna Maloney.
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Saving History
Explore this interactive text from National Geographic and guide students through an activity using note-taking strategies to creatively engage with the text.
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#73 – 2022 New Year’s Resolutions
Join us for a special episode to say farewell to 2021 and set the stage for a new year. We share the goals, reflections, and wishes for the new year that you shared with us via social media.
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#72 – Unwrapping SEL and Self-Care for the Holidays
In this last episode from our Host Choice series for the holidays, Paul Beckermann shares his reflections on the past year and hopes for both teachers and students to find the social and emotional learning support that they need to succeed.
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#71 – Embracing Your Holiday Break
In this episode from our Host Choice series for the holidays, Rena Clark shares her tips for remembering to prioritize self-care during the winter break.
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#70 – Caring for Students and Yourself During the Holiday Season
Let’s get started on the holiday season with our Host Choice series, where each host reflects on their favorite episode of the year. We get started with Dr. Winston Benjamin.
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#69 – Inspire K–12 Students to Learn Computer Science
Celebrate Computer Science Education Week with us as we chat with Master Teacher, Erica Roberts, about her experience developing equitable pathways to CS to inspire all students and empower them to embrace all the possibilities in their future.
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Accelerate Learning Through One-on-One and Small-Group Meetings
Explore four ways for finding time to meet with students.
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Mystery Chemical Reactions
Inspire students to explore chemistry, where they analyze data from double-replacement reactions and use evidence from their observations to help identify the reactants and products in chemical reactions.
Six Tutoring Principles for Student Success
Explore a tutorial model that features a scaffolded approach to help improve student performance, increase their mental well-being, and support their academic aspirations.
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#68 – Making Connections With Families
By building relationships with families, you can identify ways to differentiate and personalize instruction to better engage students in their learning process and motivate parents to become advocates for their child’s success.
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