Open to: All Teachers Opportunity at a Glance: Informational writing is the style of writing that dominates The New York Times as well as other
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Visual Narrative with Steven Guarnaccia, A Two-Session Master Class (CTLE credits given)
Open to: All Full-time Pre K-12 Classroom Teachers Opportunity at a Glance: Explore strategies, both contemporary and historical, used in the creation of visual narratives,
Discover New York’s Civil Rights history in the Museum of the City of New York’s free teacher workshop
Open to: All Teachers Opportunity at a Glance: In this free online educator workshop from the Museum of the City of New York, dive into
How Round is a Cube? A Sideways Interpretation of Euler’s Famous Polyhedron Formula with James Tanton, A Two-Session Master Class (CTLE credits given)
Open to: All Full-time pre K-12 Classroom Teachers Opportunity at a Glance: If the earth were a cube, those living on the cube’s edge might
Artificial Intelligence for Everyone with Lawrence Carin, A Three-Session Master Class (CTLE credits given)
Open to: All Full-time PreK-12 Classroom Teachers Opportunity at a Glance: Advances in using Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) to analyze images and process language is affecting
Claudius’s Soliloquy: What We Can Learn from Hamlet’s Villain with Ramie Targoff, A Two-Session Master Class (CTLE credits given)
Open to: All Full-time PreK-12 Classroom Teachers Opportunity at a Glance: Focus on a single extraordinary scene in Shakespeare’s Hamlet when the guilt-ridden Claudius confesses