
Sayreville University
March Offerings
Sayreville University presents a workshop schedule to support the needs of district staff. All sessions will be held in the Selover Professional Development Room 18 from 8:30am to 2:30pm, unless otherwise noted.
Follow these steps IN THIS SEQUENCE to register:
1) Click on the registration link below the class you are interested in; complete.
2) Request a professional day in Aesop.
3) Complete the SAYREVILLE UNIVERSITY professional day request in Frontline.
*Registration closes 14 days prior to each class.
Retrain Your Brain
Learn behavioral tools and strategies to help you understand what your students are communicating to you and how to meet their needs. Come prepared to share, discuss and remediate some of the daily struggles that you are challenged with. We will be identifying the triggers, interactively modeling behavioral interventions and, of course, feeling all the feels!
Presenter: Lauren Bellina, Grades K-5, Thursday, 3/5
Responsive Classroom-Teacher Language and Responding to Behavior
Positive teacher language is one of the most effective tools available to teachers. Learn how to use the power of your words, tone, and pacing as part of the Responsive Classroom approach. Interested in how to respond to behavior? Get ideas through interactive modeling, reinforcing language, reminding language, and redirecting language.
Presenters: Karen Bryan and Pam Schleck, Grades K-5, Wednesday, 3/11
social decision making and problem solving
Discover the process through which children and young adults acquire and effectively apply the knowledge, attitudes, and skills necessary to understand and manage emotions, set and achieve positive goals, feel and show empathy for others, establish and maintain positive relationships, and make responsible decisions throughout the life cycle.
A catered lunch will be served.
Presenter: Erin Bruno, Rutgers University Behavioral Health Center, Grades K-8, Thursday, 3/12
Making the Leap from Words to Sentences: Getting to the Intraverbal
Autism Spectrum Disorder is typified by a lack of language skills development. Very often children/students with this diagnosis are able to learn to communicate, but many do not make the leap from receptive and even expressive labeling to social conversation. This workshop will address how to help students develop this skill, also known as the development of intraverbal language, through systematic teaching which can be done in both home and school settings. Specifically, the following will be addressed:
- What prerequisite skills are needed before you can begin teaching intraverbals
- The importance of categorization and the part it plays in learning intraverbal skills
- How to use matching/sorting as a teaching technique
- Introduction to Relational Frame Theory
Presenter: POAC, Grades P-12, Wednesday, 3/25
Studio Boards in Science (Discovery Education)
As shared during January grade level meetings, here is your opportunity to enhance your digital portfolio skills (via Discovery Education Studio) and to create grade-level materials to share. This is a make and take session where you will build Studio Boards (as well as any related Google material) for 2nd and 3rd grade Science topics. This material will then be shared with all schools.
Presenter: Barbara De Santis, Grades 2-3, Thursday, 3/26
envision 2020 - The Next Steps
This training session will focus on increasing teacher proficiency in the implementation of the EnVision 2020 math program at the K-5 levels. Suggested teaching practices will be shared with a strong emphasis on data collection and use. Take your understanding of this program to the next level!
Presenters: Michelle DiPaolo and John Vilichka, Grades K-5, Tuesday, 3/31
Sayreville University Presenter Recruitment
Are you interested in presenting a workshop for Sayreville University? We are currently accepting workshop proposals - Please click here to complete the recruitment form.
Sayreville University
Email: sayreville.university@sayrevillek12.net
Website: tinyurl.com/saypd
Location: 150 Lincoln Street, South Amboy, NJ, United States
Phone: 732.525.5200
Facebook: facebook.com/Sayreville-University-743863505741561/
Twitter: @sboepd