Recorded Webinars

Presenters: AMLE Teacher Leaders Committee

Are you curious about using AI in your classroom but unsure how to begin? Or are you already using AI and looking to discuss your experience with others? Whether you consider yourself a novice or an expert on AI, this webinar led by the AMLE Teacher Leaders committee is for you. Join us for a lively discussion about ways to use AI tools to save time as teachers and promote deep learning with students. We will also explore some ethical and practical considerations to keep in mind while using AI. The webinar will include an open question and answer session as well as some time for us to connect in small groups and share our experiences using AI in our districts. Hope to see you there!

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Presenters: Laurie Barron

If you reduce down what’s known about quality middle level education, belonging and becoming rise to the top. Schools must create a place where students feel they belong and are respected and valued and develop places where students can become, where their academic and personal potential is recognized and nurtured. During this webinar, Laurie will share practical strategies to ensure your school is a place where students can belong and become.

Presenters: AMLE Teacher Leader Committee

As a teacher leader or administrator, have you ever felt isolated or unheard? In this webinar, members from AMLE's Teacher Leader Committee will discuss ideas to break down barriers between teacher leaders and administrators to help students and schools be successful. We will discuss creative ways for each group to overcome challenges and learn to work together. Join us as we engage in authentic discussions and role plays to build empathy and effective partnerships.

This webinar is one of 3-part series to support aspiring and current teacher leaders. Attend all three to receive the Growing Yourself as a Teacher Leader certificate.

Presenters: Jack Berckemeyer

Are we seeing a change in adolescents? What new characteristics have emerged post COVID? Join us for a realistic and funny overview of the new attributes of 10-15 year olds. Jack Berckemeyer will share his insights on what he is seeing in middle schools all across the country and he will share ideas that are working for administrators and teachers.

Presenters: AMLE Teacher Leader Committee

How do you process the world around you for you and your students? Join members from AMLE's Teacher Leader Committee to learn how to proactively provide self-care for yourself and your students in the classroom. After this session you will be well on your way to learning how to incorporate good work-life balance, understanding secondary traumatic stress, completing a wellness wheel, and exploring activities to use in the classroom that will support socioemotional learning (SEL).

This webinar is one of 3-part series to support aspiring and current teacher leaders. Attend all three to receive the Growing Yourself as a Teacher Leader certificate.

Presenters: Katie Powell

Transform ordinary back to school activities into engaging, active learning experiences.

Presenters: AMLE Teacher Leadership Committee

Are you new to teacher leadership or a veteran teacher leader looking for new ideas? Join panelists from AMLE’s Teacher Leader Committee to discuss strategies to help you navigate the role of teacher leader. You will leave this session with practical tips related to facilitating meetings, tapping into your strengths, leveraging your leadership, and growing as a teacher leader.

This webinar is one of 3-part series to support aspiring and current teacher leaders. Attend all three to receive the Growing Yourself as a Teacher Leader certificate.

Presenters: Jack Berckemeyer

Are we seeing a change in adolescents? What new characteristics have emerged post Covid? Join us for a realistic and funny overview of the new attributes of 10-15 year olds. Jack Berckemeyer will share his insights on what he is seeing in middle schools all across the country and he will share ideas that are working for administrators and teachers.

Presenters: Ashley Hemmey

Today’s students crave “real-world” experience and want opportunities to apply learning and gain experience in careers at increasingly younger ages. Formal experiential experiences, like internships, apprenticeships, and job shadowing have traditionally been reserved for high school and college students, but some organizations and schools are redefining work-based learning in the middle grades space. Join panelists from Apprentice Learning and Big Picture Learning as they highlight their innovative programs unique partnership to pilot work-based learning opportunities for middle grades students.

AMLE and American Student Assistance® (ASA), a national nonprofit changing the way middle and high schoolers learn about careers and navigate education-to-career opportunities, have partnered to make this panel discussion free to all schools.

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Presenters: Kim Karr

Does your school have a social media emergency plan? Created as part of #ICANHELP's Digital First Responder Program, the Social Media Emergency Plan equips schools with the tools to monitor, investigate, and effectively respond to campus threats. This important new resource will teach both students and educators how to identify and report unusual or violent online activity. Come learn about what comprises a sound social media emergency plan, how to leverage the tools available to you, and best practices for putting yours to use in your school.