Unlocking Advanced Learning Differentiation with North Carolina's Literacy Instruction Standards NCCAT September 18-21, Cullowhee, NC   Differentiating advanced learning with Literacy Instruction Standards allows teachers to create a more personalized learning experience for their students. Participants will dive into the art of differentiation and understand how the Literacy Instruction Standards can support a learner-centered classroom that helps students reach their full potential. Our work will include understanding advanced learning pedagogical approaches, differentiation, identifying LIS resources, and creating meaningful classroom activities. This program is designed for teachers in grades 4-12.   Registration

Open Position: ELA Consultant for Grades 9-12

This position is responsible for providing leadership for the development, enhancement, assessment, and maintenance of standards implementation at the K-12 level with special emphasis on English Language Arts (ELA) and literacy for the purpose of improving instruction and raising performance outcomes of students in North Carolina’s public schools.

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NCVPS’s ToT1 Course Goes Self-Paced!

“An Introduction to Online Learning and Content Development”

The TOT1 (Teacher Online Training) “An Introduction to Online Teaching and Content Development” course is NCVPS’s FREE professional development program for NC public and charter school teachers designed to prepare and support educators as they work in online and remote learning environments. This course will focus on the basics of putting content online and the critical strategies for teaching online.You can now self-enroll and work on your own in this self-paced course.