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Web seminars provide real-time opportunities to interrelate with content experts, educational leaders, and practicing principals around current issues. NAESP provides this setting to bring together principals from locations around the country to participate in these online learning programs. No special equipment other than Internet access is needed to participate in any of our webinars. Most webinars are free.
Special Coronavirus/COVID-19 Webinars
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BONUS WEBINAR: ELEVATING OUR THINKING AND PRACTICE: A K-8 DISCUSSION ON RACE AND EQUITY
We have many critical planning points for the fall but none more critical than creating safe space for all learners and making sure that everyone sees, knows and believes our missions to create inclusive environments. This webinar will be a starting point to help plan for: 1) what to say to students about race and society, 2) conversations to have with faculty about the learners in their classroom [and others they may not see] 3) ensuring a culture of inclusivity. We are walking the walk for ALL students!
Presenters: Derek McCoy is currently the principal of Washington Middle School in Grady County Schools, GA. He is a dedicated middle school innovator, with over 20 years experience as a middle school math teacher, assistant principal, Director of Curriculum and Innovation. He is author of "The Revolution: Its Time to Empower Change in Our Schools".