Applying for a Moonshot Grant? Need guidance? Attend a Moonshot Grant Office Hour.
Office hour sessions are for any Moonshot Grant applicant seeking help or additional support.
The scheduled sessions will be held on:
Monday 6/10 from 1:30 – 3:00pm
Thursday 6/27 from 9:30 – 11:00am
Monday 7/15 from 10:00 – 11:30am
Monday 8/19 from 1:30 – 3:00pm
Thursday 9/5 from 2:00-3:30pm
Once you register, sign up for a five or ten minute time slot in the link shared in the confirmation email.
This is an online event.
Research shows that many people feel that family engagement is dependent on how much the adults in a child’s life – especially parents and teachers – “care,” and that lower-income families do not engage because they do not value education.
This perception is a problem for advocates who try to gain support for well-structured family engagement programs and strategic policies that have the potential to advance equity in our education system, and ultimately close the achievement gap.
NAFSCE’s Reframing Academy leads learners through ten virtual modules, which break down the problems that stand in our way in communicating effectively about family engagement, and identify research-backed strategies we can use as advocates to solve those problems and change the way people think about family engagement.
In the first session, participants will receive a code to access the course materials and a copy of the course learning journal. The facilitator will share contextual information about the development of the course and materials. Between courses, participants will complete specific Academy modules. The next three sessions will be spent discussing the Academy content in an organized and meaningful way. There is no cost for participants.
Participants from Maryland and Pennsylvania who complete the course activities and attend all course sessions may be eligible for contact hours. All participants who complete the Academy Modules may earn a certificate of completion.
Moonshot Grants challenge educators to envision their preferred future of learning—what they hope learning will look like 10 to 20 years in the future. Applicants can request up to $70,000 in funding to support the implementation of their idea.
This Informational Workshop will help applicants better understand the RFP process, brainstorm and craft project ideas, and provide ample time for discussion and questions. New Moonshot Grant applicants must attend one of the 2024 workshop.
Learn more about the Moonshot grant opportunity at remakelearning.org/grants.
Direct questions to apply@remakelearning.org.
Moonshot Grants challenge educators to envision their preferred future of learning—what they hope learning will look like 10 to 20 years in the future. Applicants can request up to $70,000 in funding to support the implementation of their idea.
This Informational Workshop will help applicants better understand the RFP process, brainstorm and craft project ideas, and provide ample time for discussion and questions. New Moonshot Grant applicants must attend one of the 2024 workshop.
Learn more about the Moonshot grant opportunity at remakelearning.org/grants.
Direct questions to apply@remakelearning.org.
Moonshot Grants challenge educators to envision their preferred future of learning—what they hope learning will look like 10 to 20 years in the future. Applicants can request up to $70,000 in funding to support the implementation of their idea.
This Informational Workshop will help applicants better understand the RFP process, brainstorm and craft project ideas, and provide ample time for discussion and questions. New Moonshot Grant applicants must attend one of the 2024 workshop.
Learn more about the Moonshot grant opportunity at remakelearning.org/grants.
Direct questions to apply@remakelearning.org.
Join Ed3 Futures Summit for a transformative dive into AI & Web3 in education. Explore innovative teaching, learning, and community-building in our immersive 8-bit universe. Secure your spot now!
Future of Learning: Discover how AI is reshaping the educational landscape, offering personalized, adaptive, and more effective ways of learning that cater to each student’s unique needs and potential.
Future of Teaching: Uncover innovative strategies and tools to enhance the art and science of teaching. What are the new avenues for curriculum delivery, student engagement, and educational resource sharing?
Future of Work: Engage with thought leaders about the reshaping of compensation models, new paradigms of ownership, and updated expectations for the workplace with AI & web3.
Future of Community: Join a global movement at Ed3 Futures, where educators come together to build strong, collaborative communities with the mission of reimagining education.
ABOUT THE WORKSHOP
Join our five-day interdisciplinary workshop and learn the core principles behind artificial intelligence and machine learning through hands-on activities using free and easily accessible computing platforms. Participants will discover the impact of data on machine learning algorithms and debate the social implications of machine learning models. Understanding how this technology works will allow participants to explore its impact on human decision-making in the criminal justice system, public policy, the allocation of scarce resources, and medical diagnoses. In addition, effective strategies for the use of generative AI in the classroom will be addressed. Educators will leave this workshop with a set of teacher-tested units and assignments, ready to be implemented where appropriate into their existing curriculum.
AUDIENCE
Teachers and administrators passionate about incorporating
AI and its societal implications into their curriculum. No prior coding, computer science, or AI background is presumed. Workshop attendees from Pennsylvania will receive Act 48 continuing education credits. Attendees from outside Pennsylvania will receive a certificate of completion after the event.
Learn more about the workshop.
Calling all advocates for literacy and educational equity! Join us for an engaging online screening of the award-winning documentary The Right to Read. This powerful 80-minute film shares the stories of a courageous activist, a teacher, and two American families who fight to provide our youngest generation with the most foundational indicator of life-long success: the ability to read.
Following the film, a powerhouse panel will discuss the implications of the film for students and teachers in Pennsylvania and how proposed legislation, HB 998 and SB 801, would help ensure all children in PA are guaranteed the right to read:
- State Senator Anthony Williams (D-Philadelphia), co-prime sponsor of SB 801
- State Representative Jason Ortitay (R-Allegheny/Washington), co-prime sponsor of HB 998
- Kristyn Kahalehoe, School District of Philadelphia teacher and Teach Plus PA Policy Fellow
- Dr. Megan Gierka, Senior Content Developer, AIM Institute for Learning & Research
Don’t miss the opportunity to join a growing movement to advance the science of reading in Pennsylvania!
Join Beloved University as they dig into their 3-step equation to eliminate extreme behaviors.
Invite your team and bring your questions.
This is a free virtual event; registration is required.
Are you ready to take your Canva skills to the next level? In this virtual workshop, you’ll get a preview of Canva features that unlock all that Canva offers its education users.
Who Should Attend? | Teachers, Counselors and Administrators who feel comfortable with the basic functions of Canva.
Cost | Free