World Read Aloud Day motivates children, teens, and adults worldwide to celebrate the power of words and creates a community of readers taking action to show the world that the right to literacy belongs to all people. World Read Aloud Day is celebrated by millions of people in more than 100 countries thanks to people like you who participate and spread the word across the globe!
REMC Events- Educational Technology & Professional Learning
February 2017,TRIG/Dell Online Professional Development Courses Each free course is 4 weeks requiring a total of 6 hours work. There will be two webinars during the course. Registration open until 2/10/17. SCECHs are available.
February 13 - June 1, Technology in Leadership Series: 21 Things 4 AdministratorsA "Just in Time” training through an online interface for K-12 administrators. Choose one or all five Capstone experiences related to the International Society for Educational Technology Standards for Administrators (ISTE-A).
February 23, Research Writing Rewired Step into a high school classroom where students generate their own inquiry questions, explore a variety of texts from novels to non-fiction, from podcasts to photographs and, through their work, rewire the research process..
March 16 & 17, REMC “SAVINGS MAKER” booth #613, MACUL Conference.Cobo Center, Detroit. Play our game, win prizes and get “hands-on” with the Classroom Maskers kit materials.
August 1 & 2,The REMC Association of Michigan is excited to announce MI Moot 2017 – Transforming Classrooms,Lansing Community College West. We've transformed the MI Moodle Moot conference to better meet the needs of educators committed to implementing effective change within their classrooms. Sessions will focus on using free resources and tools, including Moodle, to provide an energizing and impactful experience for all participants.
Disciplinary Literacies Showcase- How to Really Prepare Students for College and Career Writing February 11 (Saturday), 9 am – 2 pm
EMU Student Center
Join colleagues from across the disciplines and subject areas at both the secondary and college level to talk about writing—and about how we can help our students make smooth transitions across the grade levels and into the workplace
