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Supporting Teachers By Exploring Methodologies, Pedagogy, and Future-Proof Teaching Techniques
Teaching is harder than ever. Shifts in technology, culture, and society make it increasingly difficult to reach your students. Changes in standards mean adjusting every year. But the right foundation means being able to stand firm and be consistent, year after year. That’s what teacher development at LSI is all about.
Discover new practices. Connect with your peers. Get inspired. Take your teaching to the next level.
There are new standards and curriculum every year. Learn exciting ways to integrate it into your classroom.
How do we best get students to engage with material? Work with your peers to exchange ideas and get results.
Measurement and actionable reporting to understand your successes and advance your practice in real time.
You work to give your students a better future. Here are the different ways we help you do that.
Our Professional Development days are inspiring, collaborative, and focused on methodology. These days feature:
Too many professional development days are about the presenters. They promote fads, or they shame teachers for not being “good enough”. They’re here today and gone tomorrow.
That’s not us. At LSI, our Professional Development teams understand your challenges. We’ve taught in classrooms. We’ve been to these days. We know that you have to find what works for you, adapting lessons to fit your style, your classrooms, and your community.
You’re standing in front of our kids, every day. We’re standing behind you.
Standards change. Requirements change. Curriculum changes. But what doesn’t change is how students get empowered to reach their fullest potential. When you have all the tools you need, change imposed from above don’t throw off your classroom activities.
Our Teacher Development helps you build what matters for your students, no matter what.
Students who feel motivated and empowered are more engaged, more active, and more successful.
Engaged learning means being better prepared for college and the work world.
We want students to feel empowered to learn throughout their lives. That starts with your teaching.