K-12 WebinarsCurriculum & 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.
22 upcoming sessions · 9 in the archive
Upcoming sessions
- Sep 156:00 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 Brief60 min → - Sep 1710:00 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 AI60 min → - Sep 226:00 PM UTC
Introducing The 2027 Online Course Design Rubric
The 2027 Online Course Design Rubric is being revised, and this webinar offers an overview of the work behind that effort. Presenters share what has been learned through statewide listening sessions, faculty conversations and the POCR pilot, where reviewers applied draft criteria to real online courses. Attendees will understand how faculty feedback is shaping the next version of the rubric and what to expect as the work moves toward public release.
@ONE (Online Network of Educators)60 min → - Sep 226:00 PM UTC
The I'm First! Guide 18.0: A More Powerful, All-in-One College Resource
Look inside the newly expanded I'm First! Guide to College, the trusted college resource for first-generation, low-income students. With over 50 new pages, this edition adds content for younger students on the impact and value of college, updated application tips, financial aid tools and FAFSA guidance, and practical advice on using AI responsibly in admissions. Hear from TRIO directors about how they use the workbook and learn about exclusive discounts COE has secured for TRIO providers.
Council for Opportunity in Education45 min → - Sep 237:00 PM UTC
Ensure Support All Year Long
Part of the 2026 Attendance Awareness Campaign. Explore a systemic approach to attendance across every school season, effective practices including AI and data-informed strategies, and an actionable year-long plan that integrates attendance and engagement into the fabric of the school community.
Attendance Works90 min → - Sep 2311:00 PM UTC
Media Literacy and Democracy: A Meet-up to Start the New Academic Year
Connect and talk with colleagues about starting the new academic year with a focus on student media literacy skills for civic engagement. As the summer ends, we continue to navigate a chaotic media ecosystem while creating meaningful opportunities for students to learn to do the same. Discussion topics include: how we are navigating the current media ecosystem and where we get the news; what we know about students and their news consumption and attitudes; how we are approaching media literacy in the classroom to start the year; and what steps and collaborations might be useful for you and the community. Free, online via Zoom. Hosted by the Media Literacy Collaborative, a collaboration between the UC Irvine Teacher Academy and The History & Civics Project at UC Santa Cruz.
Media Literacy Collaborative60 min → - Sep 243:00 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 Education60 min → - Sep 2810:00 PM UTC
Interdisciplinary Approaches to Teaching the Declaration of Independence
Humanities Texas webinar for both social studies and English language arts teachers on interdisciplinary approaches to teaching the Declaration of Independence. Participants will explore ways to help students learn about the Revolutionary era through selected founding-era primary sources while building skills for the future. Content is aligned with the TEKS and emphasizes effective pedagogical strategies. Free for teachers and their schools; participants receive CPE credit and curricular materials. Led by Lorri Glover (Saint Louis University). Open to secondary-level humanities teachers in Texas schools.
Humanities Texas75 min → - Sep 294:00 PM UTC
Managing the Shift: Positive Behavior Supports for a Changing Student Landscape
Problem behaviors at school have increased significantly since pre-pandemic levels, and many students remain developmentally behind in socialization, self-regulation and executive functioning. In this session participants explore evidence-based positive behavior support techniques: maximizing class structure with clear expectations, routines and procedures; acknowledging appropriate behavior; and establishing a continuum of consistent responses for misbehavior.
All In for Inclusive Ed150 min → - Sep 307:00 PM UTC
Graduate School Financing After Grad PLUS: What TRIO Programs and Students Need to Know
Leadership Brainery presents an overview of the new federal loan limits affecting graduate and professional education. The session explains the elimination of Grad PLUS loans, new annual and lifetime borrowing limits, and the potential effects on students from low-income, first-generation, and under-resourced backgrounds. Participants learn about free tools that help students compare graduate borrowing, debt, earnings, workforce demand, and financial support. Presented by Josh Farris, a TRIO alumnus and former Pell Institute intern.
Council for Opportunity in Education75 min → - Oct 17:00 PM UTC
Cooke Young Scholars Program and Cooke College Scholarship
The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation offers two scholarship programs for high-achieving students with financial need: the Young Scholars Program for middle school students and the College Scholarship Program for high school seniors. Both provide academic advising, financial support, and enrichment opportunities. Talent Search professionals will learn more about both programs, how to identify strong candidates, and how to support students throughout the application process.
Council for Opportunity in Education60 min → - Oct 32:00 PM UTC
How We Learn: Amplifying Impact Through the Science of Learning
This interactive workshop empowers PreK-12 educators and leaders to leverage the science of learning to maximize their instructional impact. Participants explore how students learn, process and retain information, and examine high-impact, evidence-informed practices that strengthen engagement, understanding and transfer. Attendees connect cognitive science principles such as attention, memory, feedback and scaffolded support to real classroom decisions. Runs 10:00 am - 12:00 pm ET for 2 credit hours; a recording is available for 7 days afterwards, and CE credit requires live attendance.
Learning & the Brain120 min → - Oct 144:00 PM UTC
Meeting All Learners, Every Day: A Differentiation Deep Dive
This engaging session equips K-12 educators with the mindsets, structures, and instructional moves needed to differentiate across content areas. Teachers learn how to plan for learner variability, embed scaffolds and extensions, and design tasks aligned with the NJSLS and MTSS/UDL frameworks, analyzing student scenarios and leaving with templates and strategies.
All In for Inclusive Ed150 min → - Oct 156:00 PM UTC
Understanding the Course Outline of Record (COR): What It Is, Where to Find It, and How to Use It
Course outlines of record (CORs) are fundamental to community college curriculum. This session explores the basics of CORs, including their legal foundations and their varied purposes and audiences, as well as the ways faculty can use CORs to support course preparation and equitable student learning.
@ONE (Online Network of Educators)60 min → - Oct 218:00 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 Education60 min → - Oct 274:00 PM UTC
Rethinking Executive Function Through Whole-Class Design
When students struggle to begin, sustain, or complete tasks, it is often attributed to effort or motivation, but these challenges are frequently rooted in executive function demands. This session reframes executive function as a shared instructional responsibility and explores whole-class design strategies for task initiation, task completion, self-monitoring, planning and organizing, and working memory.
All In for Inclusive Ed150 min → - Nov 103:00 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 Education60 min → - Dec 45:00 PM UTC
Self-Regulation, Co-Regulation, and Classroom Management: Supporting Student Success in an Inclusive Classroom
This virtual professional learning session provides classroom teachers with the foundations of self-regulation, co-regulation, and classroom management in inclusive classrooms. Teachers deepen their understanding of how these strategies support independence, motivation, and engagement, and leave with practical, evidence-based tools for elementary classrooms.
All In for Inclusive Ed150 min → - Dec 155:00 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 Education45 min → - Jan 143:30 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 Education60 min → - Feb 273:00 PM UTC
No More Passive Learning: Research-Based Engagement Strategies for K–12 Success
Student engagement is one of the strongest indicators of classroom success, academic growth, and positive school culture. This session helps teachers and school leaders strengthen engagement across K–12 classrooms through practical, research-based strategies: creating a safe and inclusive classroom culture, designing lessons with student voice and choice, using purposeful questioning and academic discourse, connecting learning to real-world experiences, and using formative feedback to keep students actively involved in their own growth. Through examples, reflection, and planning, participants will see how engagement looks different across grade levels while staying rooted in the same core principles: students need to feel connected, challenged, respected, and responsible for their learning.
Learning & the Brain120 min → - May 12:00 PM UTC
Clarity for Learning: Making the What, Why, and How Visible in Our Schools and Classrooms
This interactive workshop helps PreK–12 educators and leaders strengthen instructional impact by bringing clarity to teaching and learning. Participants explore how clearly defined learning intentions, meaningful success criteria, and aligned instructional practices improve student understanding, engagement, and progress. Through collaborative activities, educators examine how clarity influences both teacher decision-making and student ownership of learning. The session emphasizes practical strategies to ensure students know what they are learning, why it matters, and how to be successful — resulting in more purposeful instruction, stronger feedback, and deeper learning outcomes across classrooms and schools. For PreK–12 teachers, instructional coaches, school administrators, and district leaders.
Learning & the Brain120 min →
Past & on demand
Curriculum & Instruction sessions you can catch up on
- Using Positive and Corrective Feedback to Support Classroom BehaviorAug 2026 · Ended
- Proactive Strategies to Enhance Student EngagementAug 2026 · Ended
- Create Community in the FallAug 2026 · Recording available
- Setting the Stage for Success: Establishing and Teaching Routines and ExpectationsAug 2026 · Ended
- From Ideas to Action: Solving the Instructional Capacity ChallengeJul 2026 · Recording available
- Engage and Build Bridges in the SummerMay 2026 · Recording available
- Nurture Belonging in the SpringApr 2026 · Recording available
- Future-Ready Pathways: How District Leaders Are Transforming CTE for the Modern WorkforceNov 2025 · Recording available
- Reimagining Student Engagement: Teaching Strategies for the Distracted Generation to Reboot Every LearnerJul 2025 · Recording available