Say hello to our brand NEW cohort of educators ready to get their rank change! The 3rd cohort of our Continuing Education Option kicked off this past Saturday at SESC. To date, we have helped over 75 educators take that next step. Inquire today about how we can help you! #sesccoop #servingyou
Do you know that we all actually have eight sensory systems? Interoception is the eighth sensory system, and it refers to internal sensations such as hunger, thirst, need for the bathroom, body temperature, heart rate and muscle tension. In this session, participants will explore interoception more in depth. Learn what it is and how it impacts emotions, self regulation, and social interaction skills. Finally, participants will explore activities and strategies to build interoceptive awareness in all students. Great opportunity for Occupational Therapists and Special Education Teachers #sesccoop #servingyou
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SESC is spending the day at the Corbin Impact Conference with 250 educators! Lots of learning happening today! Stop by our table or sit in on one of our sessions! #sesccoop #servingyou
Don't have much time? Check out this 1 hour, condensed Kentucky Academic Standards for Mathematics asynchronous training that explores Standard Architecture and Breaking Down a Standard Protocol, including attending to the 8 Standards for Math Practice. #sesccoop #servingyou
Access module here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QEq1N6Q75IlZIQt2S-vXLq_qVMjUKZUP/view
Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfqGRUZ5bwlStvvUQjD6MDd4AgUwpCDxGkcs-YSzuuwIzfE5g/viewform
A COACHING COOP! SESC staff spent the week receiving in-depth coaching training from Shelley Winterberg and Kenna Latture from New Teacher Center. SESC is excited to put these skills into practice throughout the region! #sesccoop #servingyou
Tori presenting The Power of Design: Equity, Inclusion, and Excellence for ALL Students to teachers in Garrard County. #sesccoop #servingyou
SESC Board of Directors congregated for the August board meeting. The directors were met with timely legislative and accountability updates from KDE, legal updates from Mr. Tim Crawford, as well as updates from SESC, partners , colleges, and universities. #sesccoop #servingyou
Cheryl Mathis presented Basic Behavior Principles training at James A.. Cawood Elementary School on July 31, 2023 for district paraprofessionals. #sesccoop #servingyou
Administrators, join us for this two part event!
This training is for school and district leaders who are ready to combat tobacco (and related products) related offenses through preventative and proactive strategies and systems. We will provide a brief rationale behind our approach, then we will provide strategies which are flexible enough that they will fit into current systems. We will wrap up with additional resources. Part two of this training will occur immediately following this training (09/21/2023 from 1:00 to 4:00) and will include problem solving around non-academic data. Analysis of this data, may streamline interventions based upon student need. Please register for this session separately. Data will obtained from School Report Card Data for districts attending. If you have additional data you would like to bring, feel free to do so! Format will be round table facilitated discussion. #sesccoop #servingyou
This training is for district and / or school level teams looking to begin or refine their multi-tiered systems of support. Participants will be exploring Kentucky’s framework for a multi-tiered system of support (KYMTSS) and the resources available to support implementation, improvement, and sustainability. At the conclusion of the training, you will be able to describe the benefits of an integrated system, identify the six essential elements and key features of each that support effective implementation and utilize key resources to support implementation, improvement, and sustainability. #sesccoop #servingyou
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Learning Acceleration Specialists, Rhonda Bryant and Alicia Whitworth recently trained Harlan County Educators on the Kentucky Academics Standards for Mathematics, and Reading and Writing. Over the course of the this 2 day professional learning , SESC worked with Harlan County teachers on the KAS architecture, teacher and student clarity, and current available standards resources. #sesccoop #servingyou
Teams from each Clay County school participated in Tier 1 PBIS training with consultants Annie Conner and Cher Smith. #ServingYou #EmpoweringandElevating #SESCsertac #sesccoop #servingyou
Do you know that we all actually have eight sensory systems? Interoception is the eighth sensory system, and it refers to internal sensations such as hunger, thirst, need for the bathroom, body temperature, heart rate and muscle tension. In this session, participants will explore interoception more in depth. Learn what it is and how it impacts emotions, self regulation, and social interaction skills. Finally, participants will explore activities and strategies to build interoceptive awareness in all students. Great opportunity for Occupational Therapists and Special Education Teachers #sesccoop #servingyou
https://app.sesccoop.org/landing/join_activity/TxiolApR
Please join educators around the region for our Virtual Math PLC.We will meet to discuss instructional strategies for the math classroom that promote student engagement in the Standards for Math Practice. Area K-5 educators will meet September 15th, and November 13th, while our middle and high school teachers will meet October 23rd and December 11th. One hour EILA Credit is available for each PLC upon request. #sesccoop #servingyou
K-5 (9/15): https://app.sesccoop.org/landing/join_activity/Gn7Vdcik
6-12 (10/23): https://app.sesccoop.org/landing/join_activity/WLHBNZ2j
K-5 (11/13): https://app.sesccoop.org/landing/join_activity/A3ChFPLG
6-12 (12/11): https://app.sesccoop.org/landing/join_activity/MkXCuVpF
SESC Consultant Lennie Feltner providing training in Garrard County on progress monitoring during Garrard County School District’s professional learning event. #sesccoop #servingyou
Restorative practices are used in schools to foster an equitable and positive school culture. Restorative practices focus on strengthening relationships and connections between individuals, both youth and adults, in a school community. This is a 2 day series. Be sure to register for both days. #sesccoop #servingyou
Continuous Classroom Improvement implementation training last week at Estill Springs in Estill County. Leadership and teachers attended a two-day professional learning last week around Teacher and Student Partnerships- Level II. #sesccoop #servingyou
Emily Cornett of Madison County Schools, received the Dr. Deborah Haydon award for Teacher Leadership at the statewide Kentucky Educators for the Deaf/Hard of Hearing Conference in Danville, Ky on July 19, 2023. The Deborah Haydon Leadership Award is an awarded yearly to one dedicated individual that works to bring about better knowledge, resources, or supports to Deaf Education in the state of Kentucky. Their daily work provides significant improvements to educational outcomes for Deaf and Hard of Hearing students and increased supports for parents and community engagement. These individuals provide help when needed and are a true example of leadership in their schools and communities. This award is presented for contributing richly to the quality of educational programming and serving the Deaf and hard of hearing students of Kentucky. We are all very proud of our SESC Teacher of the Deaf/Hard of Hearing colleague. #sesccoop #servingyou
Whitley county special educators kicked off the new school year with training from SESC SERTAC (Special Education Regional Technical Assistance Center) staff. #ServingYou #EmpoweringandElevating #sesccoop
April Brock recently completed two days of IEP for New Teachers Training at the Somerset Community College, London Campus. #sesccoop #servingyou
