Online Programs for Winter and Spring 2021
In response to COVID-19, PLACE has adapted many of our offerings to be delivered fully online. In the coming months, PLACE will host several opportunities for educators to learn, grow, and find community as you juggle teaching and technology to keep students engaged and safe. Explore highlighted programs below, or see upcoming virtual learning opportunities in our comprehensive event calendar.
Facilitating Feedback for Mathematical Reasoning: April 14, 2021, Online
Women’s Leadership Incubator: July 19, 2021–May 29, 2022, Online
Equity and Inclusion: Informing Teacher Practice: Customized for your classroom, school, or district, Online at your convenience
Foundations of Student-Centered Coaching: July 11- August 14, 2021, Online
Professional Learning
Programs for K12 classroom teachers, administrators, school leaders, and community members who work with youth.
Lifelong Learning
Continuing education opportunities and enrichment programs for adult learners in the fields of art, education, and health.
Youth Programs
Creative, inspiring, and supportive youth experiences led by professionals in arts and education. K12 sessions offered during the Summer and school year.
Arts Programs
Arts programs at PLACE leverage arts expertise from all ten School of Education departments to enrich communities of learners and teachers.
Health Programs
We provide mentorship and education from the kinesiology and special education departments—and even Wisconsin Badger coaches and Athletic Department staff.
Online Programs
PLACE offers a variety of virtual learning and connection opportunities with engaging topics and relevant curriculum.
PARTNER PROGRAMS
GREATER MADISON WRITING PROJECT
The Greater Madison Writing Project at University of Wisconsin – Madison is an affiliate of National Writing Project network, a nationally acclaimed professional learning community that puts educators’ knowledge, experience and voices at its center.
UW COMMUNITY ARTS COLLABORATORY
We provide art making opportunities for youth to cultivate wellness and advocate for social change. Our vision is that Wisconsin youth see themselves as learners through art making.