Workshops & Keynotes
A day with Alan or a member of the November Learning team is a springboard to setting the tone for change within your school or district. We strive to challenge and inspire faculty to think beyond the classroom and work towards preparing students for our global economy. For our team, it’s not the technology itself that’s important; it’s the way we use it. Our ideas about global communication, collaboration, assessment, and critical thinking have inspired schools, governments and corporations around the world to rethink and redefine their approach to education and technology.
Inspire your colleagues to expand their expectations of student achievement with powerful tools and strategies.
Key concepts:
- Information and communication skills
- Grammar of the Internet
- Authentic collaboration and assessment
- Increasing rigor and motivation across the curriculum
- Articulating a new culture of teaching and learning
NL Review
Our team brings a global perspective of how technology is being used to create best practices across the curriculum. By inviting us to partner with you to make careful observations of teaching and learning, and through meetings with school leaders, teachers, students and parents, we can provide a comprehensive review and practical set of recommendations. This work leads to clear steps of integrating more rigor and motivation across the curriculum.
“I’m very surprised with how enlightening the NL Review was for us. We will definitely be using them again in the future!”
NL Mini Conferences
Partner with November Learning to create a highly motivating and focused professional development conference. A partnership with the November Learning team is a cost-effective and comprehensive way to provide hands-on workshops that align with specific curricular goals. Focus areas can include leadership, discipline specific content, professional communities and special education. This service can also serve as a wonderful pre-conference addition to your own event.
“The miniconference exceeded my expectations in every way and I wish I could attend it one more time. The presenters were good teachers themselves who really hear teachers and know schools. Their quick adaptation to the school’s setting and to the participants made them all the more effective.”
Mini Conference focuses:
- Discipline specific tools and strategies
- Building community
- Critical thinking
- 21st Century skills
- Building global connections
- Rigorous and motivating assignments
- Support of professional communities
- Authentic assessment
