What are Quantiles

What are Quantiles
Virtual Event

The Quantile® Framework for Mathematics links assessment to instruction, similar to the Lexile® Framework for Reading, but in math! A growing number of states across the US are reporting Quantile® student measures with their state departments.

Imagine Math offers Quantile® student measures as part of our comprehensive system for success, effectively connecting assessment and instruction to improve student outcomes. During this session, we’ll give a breakdown of what this means for school districts and discuss how Imagine Math can help in meeting your goal of preparing all students to be successful for college and careers.

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Virtual District Leader Panel

Transitioning Learning from the Classroom to the Home

Stimulus Speaker
Virtual Event

Watch a free virtual panel discussion among district leaders as they share best practices and lessons learned while quickly transforming their schools from teaching and learning in the classroom to the home and through online learning.  

See what’s worked, challenges to overcome, and how they’ve adapted to a new learning environment for educators and families.

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Supporting Students with Disabilities

Through Digital Instruction during Covid and Beyond

ThroughDigital Instruction during Covid and Beyond Nari Carter

Join Nari Carter, Ph.D., Director of Marketing Research for Imagine Learning as she facilitates a discussion around providing instructional solutions that impact students with disabilities in a positive way.


Session panelists will include: Holly Colin, Ed.D. Assistant Superintendent of Student Services North Shore School District 112 Highland Park, IL and Vincent de Paul Schmidt, Ph.D. Superintendent for Catholic Schools Trenton, NJ

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Digital Curriculum to Support the Whole Learner

Support the Whole Learner
Webinar

To best meet the needs of adult learners, a digital curriculum provides the flexibility to build learning experiences tailored to an individual, and then allows each learner to work at their own pace.

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Blended Learning at Tift County School District, Georgia

Partnership Promise
Virtual Event

Discover how this innovative Georgia district has implemented online and blended learning at its middle and high schools. Also hear how Tift County School District plans to launch a new virtual academy for students in grades six through twelve.

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Educational Equity

An Examination of Practices in the United States

Ed Equity Speaker
Virtual Event

All students have the potential to grow academically. However, some practices in U.S. educational systems reflect inequitable approaches for educating students. Listen to the webinar recording to learn how educational equity is impacted by many contributing factors such as race, gender, socio-economic status, language proficiency, learning disability status, and even the COVID-19 crisis.

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Imagining Equity: Leveraging the 5 Pedagogical Stances

Leveraging the 5 Pedagogical Stances
Virtual Event

Transformative justice is a nationwide issue at the forefront of every educators’ mind. How do we address this challenging issue in terms of theory and processes across disciplines in teaching and learning communities? 

Join our webinar with special guest Dr Maisha T. Winn for an in-depth introduction to a Transformative Justice Teacher Education Framework where we’ll cover such topics as:

  • Restorative and transformative justice possibilities in the current socio-political climate
  • The 5 pedagogical stances including History Matters, Race Matters, Justice Matter, Language Matters, and Futures Matter
  • How the 5PS can serve as tools for paradigm shifting toward justice in learning communities

Registration is limited so save your spot today. We look forward to seeing you there! 

Guest Speaker
Dr Maisha T. Winn 
Chancellor’s Leadership Professor, UC Davis
Co-founder/Co-director of the Transformative Justice in Education Center. 

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Best Practices for Supporting English Language Learners

A virtual event hosted by ALAS Executive Director, Dr. Maria Armstrong.

supporting english language learners
Virtual Event

Join this edWebinar for a discussion with ALAS distinguished member and Assistant Superintendent of Clark County Schools, NV, Ignacio Ruiz, and Stanford University language development researcher, Dr. Kenji Hakuta, who will examine effective ways to address the educational needs of English Language Learners.

It will give attendees best practices for both instruction and leadership that they can implement today to ensure EL student success. The facilitator will be ALAS Executive Director, Dr. Maria Armstrong.

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Planning for Learning: Based on the Science of Reading

A virtual event around Literacy, hosted by Tina Patterson

Planning for Learning Based on the Science of Reading
Virtual Event

Literacy expert Tina Patterson will guide participants through an overview of what the Science of Reading is (and what it isn’t). We will explore some of the ways that Imagine Learning has put the research into action and how practitioners can make changes within their schools to refine literacy instruction.

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District Leader Virtual Panel

Distance Learning – What’s working and best practices serving teachers, students, and families

District Leader Virtual Panel Dr Noelle Carter
Virtual Event

Join Imagine Learning for another district leader panel discussion to hear about how the transition to distance teaching continues to evolve. Hear about the new day to day in leading schools through this time of change. See what’s working and how school leaders are adapting to a new learning environment for educators and families.

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