NY Lunch & Learn

New York Lunch & Learn Series

Description

This series highlights several CEEDAR resources and provides examples of how these resources can be used to support program development and state initiatives.

Materials

Session 1: Reviewing Program Alignment to Science of Reading

Facilitator: Shannon Budin

Tackle the Science of Reading using CEEDAR tools! This session will provide examples of how these resources, like the Innovation Configurations, can be used to support program development around the Science of Reading.

Session 2: Artificial Intelligence

Facilitator: Sue Courey

Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be used to incorporate Universal Design for Learning and the High-Leverage Practices across content areas and grades. This session will provide examples of how to use AI tools to support this goal.

Session 3: Cross-State Collaboration

Facilitator: Nakia Gray-Nicolas

Shares strategies for fostering cross-department collaboration through interdisciplinary committees and course alignment to ensure all candidates are prepared to meet the needs of students with disabilities.

Session 4: Educator Preparation Resources

Facilitator: Lucky Mason-Williams

Reviews the essential CEEDAR resources available to NY Educator Preparation Programs. Provides an overview, demonstration of use, and shares the ways they have utilized the resources in their contexts

Resources will be posted when the session is completed.

Innovation Configurations

Course Enhancement Modules

High-Leverage Practices

RTAP Resource Hub

Reports and Briefs

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