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Professional Development
Harness the Power of Social-Emotional Learning
The importance of social-emotional learning “How do you feel each day in school?” The Emotion Revolution study asked this question to more than 22,000 middle and high school students across the United States in a join initiative between the Yale…
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FACTS School Marketing & Strategic Growth Summer Webinar Series
School is out, but the important lessons have just begun. Kickstart your professional development this summer and be prepared for the new normal the fall semester brings. FACTS’ summer webinar series equips you with the knowledge and tools to market…
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FACTS Ed Announces PD On-Demand Webinar Series
Registration now open. Beginning Tuesday, May 12, 2020, FACTS Education Solutions will host a variety of professional development (PD) sessions to help propel your 2020-2021 planning over the summer. With uncertainty surrounding COVID-19 requirements for the upcoming school year, FACTS…
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Tools and Tips for Differentiated Instruction
Differentiated instruction is not new. In fact, it’s been around for a long time. Back in the days of one-room schoolhouses, teachers had to differentiate and personalize, because they literally had every grade in their class. Somewhere along the line,…
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WEBINAR: Ensuring Your School Receives Its Equitable Share of CARES Act Funding
Watch our on-demand webinar as part of the FACTS Education Solutions Online Instruction series featuring Dr. Patrick Haggarty, president of FACTS Education Solutions. On Thursday, April 29, the US Department of Education released its guidance on the CARES Act funding…
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From Surviving to Effective Online Teaching
As a middle school math teacher and assistant head of school, my world has changed — much like yours has over the past several months. We’re exhausted and have been working harder than ever before to switch everything online. You…
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5 Tips for Emailing School Families During COVID-19 Campus Closures
Email is a key channel schools are using to stay connected to their families during this unprecedented time. So, keep emailing your parents, but don’t bombard them! Families are overwhelmed (just like you), with many parents thrust into working from…
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WEBINAR: Using Alternative Assessments
Watch our on-demand webinar as part of the FACTS Education Solutions Online Instruction series featuring Marcey Ayers, director of special programs for the Archdiocese of Miami. As most schools transition to distance and online learning, teachers are looking for creative…
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WEBINAR: Pivoting Your Marketing Strategy During a Prolonged School Closure
Watch our on-demand webinar as part of the FACTS Education Solutions Online Instruction series featuring Scott Higdon, coordinator of marketing and enrollment, and Ryan Halverson, assistant superintendent for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, Department of Catholic Schools. How do you,…
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Florida Waiving Teacher Certification Exam Fees
How to qualify and when to apply The state of Florida recently announced they’ll be temporarily waiving exam fees for Florida Teacher Certification Examinations (FTCE). Here’s how to apply and qualify for the voucher. FTCE examination fee waiver overview FTCE…
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WEBINAR: Best Practices for Online Teaching and Communication
Watch our on-demand webinar as part of the FACTS Education Solutions Online Instruction series featuring DawnMarie Smith, M.Ed., Google and Microsoft Certified Educator. This presentation, “Best Practices for Effective Online Teaching and Communication,” will highlight best practices for effective teaching, resource…
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WEBINAR: The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act
Watch our on-demand webinar as part of the FACTS Education Solutions Online Instruction series featuring Dr. Patrick Haggarty, president of FACTS Education Solutions. COVID-19 and its subsequent economic impact has certainly affected the education environment of our schools — our…
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