Curriculum & Instruction webinars

Curriculum and instruction webinars look at what gets taught and how: unit design, high-leverage teaching practices, classroom management, student engagement, and career and technical pathways. Sessions tend to be pragmatic, with lesson artifacts and video of practice rather than slideware. A good starting point for instructional coaches and department leads.

9 upcoming sessions · 6 in the archive

Upcoming sessions

Sep 15
6:00 PM UTC
The K-12 Market Futurecast: What Will School Districts Need in 2036?
In celebration of EdWeek Market Brief's decade of serving the K-12 market, leaders from across the education industry look ahead to the next 10 years. The panel discusses the forces shaping the future of K-12 — from the proliferation of artificial intelligence and advances in research to the push for limits on screen time and the rise of alternative schooling options — and the tools, products, and services districts and schools will need to thrive.
EdWeek Market Brief
60 min →
Sep 16
5:00 PM UTC
Real-World Connections: Instructional Strategies for Using Industry Voices to Deepen Career Exploration
This edWebinar is being rescheduled. If you have already registered, an email will be sent to you with more information as it becomes available. This edWebinar focuses on how authentic industry stories can transform career exploration and help students build meaningful connections between classroom learning and the world of work. In this second session of Future-Ready Pathways Series: Connecting Students to Careers, educators will explore instructional strategies that leverage industry professionals—whether through virtual guest speakers, volunteer videos, career spotlights, or platforms like Career Connect—to expand students’ understanding of future pathways. What educators wi
edWeb.net
60 min →
Sep 17
10:00 PM UTC
Session 6: Differentiation Made Easy with MagicSchool
Learn how to differentiate lessons without the overwhelm, led by a MagicSchool Ambassador who uses these strategies in their own classroom daily.
MagicSchool AI
60 min →
Sep 22
8:00 PM UTC
Teaching History Through Decisions, Tradeoffs, and Uncertainty: Students as Historical Decision Makers
History is often taught through the outcomes of decisions, yet some of the greatest learning opportunities come from examining how those decisions were made. Why did historical figures choose one course of action over another? What information did they have, what uncertainties did they face, and what tradeoffs shaped their choices? When students grapple with these questions, history becomes more than a sequence of events. It becomes an opportunity for students to develop the habits of thoughtful decision makers. This edWebinar will explore Decision Education, the teaching and learning of skillful judgment formation and decision making, through the lens of history. Informed by d
edWeb.net
60 min →
Sep 24
3:00 PM UTC
Research with Confidence: Exploring Britannica Academic (Kansas)
Explore recent Britannica Academic updates and how the platform supports higher-level inquiry, information literacy, source evaluation, and evidence-based learning, plus strategies for promoting it to students and faculty across campus.
Britannica Education
60 min →
Oct 21
8:00 PM UTC
Britannica School for Secondary Learners: Essential Tools & Resources
A one-hour refresher on Britannica School for grades 6-12, reviewing text-to-speech, translations, Lexile levels, magazine articles, curated websites, expanded video and media, and educator tools that support instruction.
Britannica Education
60 min →
Nov 10
3:00 PM UTC
Exploring NOVELny: Trusted Britannica Resources for Every Learner
An interactive virtual training on the Britannica resources available through NOVELny, including Britannica School, Escolar, and Academic, with the latest product updates and an introduction to the free Teach Britannica resource hub.
Britannica Education
60 min →
Dec 15
5:00 PM UTC
Research with Confidence: Exploring Britannica Academic (South Carolina)
A 45-minute session on recent Britannica Academic updates and how the platform supports higher-level inquiry, source evaluation, and evidence-based learning, plus Teach Britannica resources for teaching research strategies.
Britannica Education
45 min →
Jan 14
3:30 PM UTC
Research with Confidence: Exploring Britannica Academic, Collective & Original Sources
A one-hour session on product updates across Britannica Academic, Collective, and Original Sources, and how these resources support higher-level inquiry, source evaluation, and responsible use of primary and secondary sources.
Britannica Education
60 min →

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