Summer Nuggets
Short, useful webinars for teachers on summer break
It’s summertime. Teachers should now rest, relax, and recover.
But maybe you have just a bit of brainspace for learning that you didn’t have during the school year…?
Join me for this webinar series:
Just 30 minutes
Every week for six weeks
Super practical and strategy-focused
…and FREE!
Topics
Explore practical strategies to support social-emotional learning and executive functioning
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7/16 • Visual Vibe Checks
July 16, 1:00 pm eastern
Students checked out or dysregulated?
Learn to create light-hearted, accessible, and funny emotion check-ins
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7/22 • Bump in the Road Study Strategy
July 22, 4:30 pm eastern
Are students anxious about making mistakes?
Learn the “Bump in the Road” strategy to make struggle a celebrated part of learning
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7/30 • 101 Ways to Use a Checklist
July 30, 11:00 am eastern
Have students who are stuck, lost, or haven’t gotten started?
Learn many, many ways to harness the power of the checklist
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8/4 • Developing a Personal User Manual
August 4, 10:00 am eastern
Want to encourage self-reflection and a strengths-based approach?
Learn to develop a Personal User Manual for yourself… and to use with your students
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8/11 • Six 60-Second Brain Breaks
August 11, 12:00 pm eastern
Do your students get antsy or run out of steam?
Learn six fast and effective brain breaks to refocus and reenergize
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8/20 • Time, Timing, Timers, and Time Management
August 20, 10:00 am eastern
Do your students take 20 minutes to do something that could take 5…?
Learn a bunch of visual strategies to support their time management over time
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Who should attend?
Webinars are design for all K–12 classroom teachers and special educators
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Are the webinars worth my time?
Yes! At each webinar, we’ll:
Dive right into strategies
Explore free templates and digital resources
Have work time to start designing supports
Leave with inspiration and practical ideas for the fall!
About Aaron
I’m an inclusive education coach and advocate. I’m here to help you:
understand your students and their needs better
create practical strategies you can use right away, with individual students and your whole class
include all your students meaningfully in your classroom
I have 15 years of experience developing and facilitating engaging professional learning experiences for teachers. I was Executive Director of the Nest program at NYU, a fully inclusive public school program for autistic students from kindergarten through 12th grade, now serving 2,000 students across New York City. For several years, I worked with Danish educators and district leaders to adapt the ASD Nest model for the Danish education system. I’ve taught in the New York City Public Schools, at Hunter College and New York University, and I’ve provided hundreds of workshops and on-site support at dozens of schools to help educators working with students with a wide variety of needs.
Testimonials
“I valued the personal feel, despite being delivered via Zoom. Aaron broke everything down beautifully and I was engaged the entire day.”
“Aaron meticulously crafted an environment that was not only conducive to learning but also infused with warmth and encouragement.”
“You’re the best! Everything I’ve learned from you has been helpful. I’m not used to that lol.”
