These sessions are designed to allow some learning to take place from the facilitator, but more learning will take place from peers and colleagues during open discussions. Along with this new learning and collaboration, participants will have time to work independently, as well as with others to create activities they can implement or utilize in their classroom. Separate registration is required for each session offered. Click the link below for more information.
This will be an ongoing training to help build your TDA knowledge and skills for ELA instruction in grades 3-8. The trainings are designed to allow learners to add to their skills during each session, or for participants to join in at any time to meet their learning needs based on their current knowledge level. TDA Level II is designed to fortify educators' understanding of TDAs as an instructional tool and goes beyond the surface to explore the profound purpose they serve in enhancing student learning. Through engaging discussions and hands-on activities, participants will revisit foundational concepts from day one, including the art of deconstructing prompts and understanding ELA standards. Central to our exploration is the pivotal role of close reading strategy as a bridge between reading comprehension and the analysis inherent in TDAs. Take a deeper dive into the mechanics of close reading, unraveling its significance in unlocking the underlying components of TDAs. Click the link below for more information.