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Online Workshop:

Controlling Stress: Creative Ways to Make Stress Work for You

This workshop focuses on minimizing student and athlete stress through creative brain science techniques by maximizing performance in the classroom, in the workplace, or on the playing field. In each of the presentations, teachers, coaches, workers, and students will benefit from the newest applications of brain science and practical approaches to handle stress in effective ways that will actually make stress work for you!

Online Workshop:

Classroom Management: Addressing All Students’ Behavioral Needs

Difficulty managing student behavior is among the most frequently cited reasons why teachers leave the profession. Don’t be scared, be prepared! This workshop provides in-depth coverage of research-based principles and practices for effective classroom and behavior management. Workshop materials include step-by-step guides for implementing behavioral interventions at the group and individual levels.

Online Workshop:

AI for Educators

This 5-week, 2-credit asynchronous course delves into the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and education, aiming to equip educators with a comprehensive understanding of AI's applications and implications in teaching and learning. Through weekly modules, participants will explore fundamental concepts of AI, ethical considerations, and practical challenges for educators, while also examining AI's impact on student learning and critical thinking skills.

Online Workshop:

Adobe Acrobat PDF Basics: An Overview of PDF Files as a Tool

Communicating effectively and efficiently with audiences, peers, and employers is crucial in a society that is moving at a rapid pace. An effective, easy tool for communicating electronically is a PDF file. This Adobe Acrobat workshop is designed to equip the beginner or novice user with the skills needed to downsize and convert Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel files. You will also be able to e-mail and create secure passwords for each PDF file.

Online Workshop:

Addressing Anxiety in the Classroom

From COVID, to cyber-bullying, to the daily trials of being adolescents, students today face unprecedented levels of stress and anxiety that can impact them for the rest of their lives. This workshop examines what teachers can do to help reduce these stressors as well as practical strategies for creating supportive curricula and classroom environments.

Required Textbook: The required reading for this workshop is provided for you online in the “Course Content” folder.

October 22, 2024
  
Dear Golden Flashes,

I am excited to share with you Transformation 2028 (T28), a new initiative in the Division of Academic Affairs designed to transform the way we prepare you and future generations of students for the dynamic, ever-evolving demands of your future careers. This initiative is all about creating an even better academic experience—one that is forward-thinking, innovative and aligned with the skills and knowledge the world needs.

So, what does T28 mean for undergraduate and graduate students at 91�ֿ�?