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Start UP! Series of workshops and wiki resources- Click Here For More Information
The Start UP! Your Class Cooperative, with support from PITA, provides workshops and wiki resources designed to provide you with support to help you begin your class successfully.
Although the workshop series was designed for those early in their career or starting with a new grade level, even seasoned pros find that they take away new strategies and ideas.
Join more than 1300 teachers who value the ideas and confidence they have gained in the workshops.
The Start UP! Your Class Cooperative, with support from PITA, provides workshops and wiki resources designed to provide you with support to help you begin your class successfully.
Although the workshop series was designed for those early in their career or starting with a new grade level, even seasoned pros find that they take away new strategies and ideas.
Join more than 1300 teachers who value the ideas and confidence they have gained in the workshops.
Visit the StartUp website!
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PITA Supports New Teachers
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Teaching is hard.
Teaching early in one’s career is harder. At our Fall Conference, Ray Myrtle will be presenting his Start-Up Your Class Successfully workshop that has helped hundreds of early career teachers. The workshop is offered on Saturday morning. For all Early Career Teachers, this workshop will help you start and manage your classroom by building good routines. Each participant will receive a 33 page booklet The First Week of School with lesson descriptions, checklists and suggestions of what to leave for later and what to focus on now. If you read through the Fall Conference brochure you will find many other workshops that would be especially helpful to early career teachers. This year, there is a workshop for TTOCs as well as the opportunity for early career teachers to meet with that TTOC presenter during the lunch breaks on both Friday and Saturday. Many of the other workshops being offered are specifically useful for early career teachers, as well. They would be so beneficial for starting up your career and giving you a great head start to planning your year! |
