Participants will learn the importance of seeing and embracing all families and how to answer questions from students and families about the importance of welcoming all families in their school community. This is for elementary level schools. Join us on Tuesday, July 13 or Wednesday, July 14 from 1-3pm. Please register below for one session […]
Milwaukee is often referred to as the most segregated metropolitan area in the United States. How did it get this way? What did people do to try to desegregate Milwaukee? What role did the schools play in segregation? Take this virtual PD and find out. Please join us on Thursday, July 15 from 10-11:30am. This […]
Participants will understand the critical need to proactively address the biased behavior that can lead to bullying and learn how to foster ally behavior among students, staff, and other adults. This is for Elementary level schools. Join us on either Tuesday, July 20 or Wednesday, July 21 from 1-3pm. Please register below for one session […]
Learn more about the BLM Year of Purpose work in MPS and to receive the resources for the year. Join us on Wednesday, July 28 from 2-3:30pm. Registration closed at 12pm the day before the session. If you registered for this session, you will receive a link on Wednesday morning.
Neurodiversity is the newest buzzword in education, but what does it mean? In this session we'll learn about what neurodiversity is, how it shows up in our classrooms, and how we can support our kids who have ADHD, are autistic, or are otherwise neurodivergent. Applicable grade level(s): 3-12 Join us on Monday, August 2 from […]
The Union Strong Cohort provides MTEA Building Committees support and an opportunity to strategize, share best practices and problem solve. Sign up for a 20 minute consult to learn how to create a monthly agenda and win on member issues at the table with Administration. Join us on Tuesday, August 3 between 4-6pm. You may […]
If you're already familiar with the idea of neurodiversity but are unsure of how to implement neuro-affirming practices in your classroom, this session is for you! We'll be talking about the challenges of working with neurodivergent kids in the classroom as well as how to overcome those challenges in a way that truly supports and […]
Parents and guardians are an important part of the school community. They can be advocates, volunteers, tutors and more. If you school is struggling to stoke the home to school flame ,come to this workshop and leave with new ideas. Join us on Thursday, August 5 at 4pm. This session will be held virtually and […]
We will explore 27 specific, observable teacher behaviors that communicate high expectations to students. This session will provide space for discussion and reflection on specific how educators can be purposeful in incorporating best practices for students. Join us on Tuesday, August 10 at 4pm. This session will be held virtually and registration is required to […]
MTEA is pleased to welcome Dr. Jeanne Theoharis author of The Rebellious Life of Mrs. Rosa Parks. Register to learn more about the life of Rosa Parks participate in a virtual discussion, and receive a lesson plan you can use with students this fall. “Presenting a corrective to the popular notion of Rosa Parks as […]
This 45 min session is about creating and establishing successful habits for being effective educator. The information is a combination of Stephen Covey's 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teachers and ASCD 7 Habits of Highly Affective Teachers Join us on Tuesday, August 24 from 4:30-5:15pm. This session will be held virtually. Registration is closed
This 45 minute session will provide members with strategies that include implementing purpose and audience into a variety of writing tasks. Join us on Tuesday, August 31 from 4:30-5:15pm. This session will be held virtually. Registration is closed.
