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SUMMARY:Red Ribbon Event for Parents\, Guardians\, and Community Partners II
DESCRIPTION:Introduction to the Tobacco-Use Prevention Education (TUPE) Tier II grant deliverables and the San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools TUPE Team. Building a comprehensive school based program with parents\, guardians\, and community partnerships is essential to the success of the program. \nVirtual Event Overview \n\nOverview of Tobacco-Free District Certification\nCalifornia Healthy Kids Survey\nParent/Guardian and Community Partnerships\nStanford Tobacco Toolkit Curriculum\nSchool-wide Prevention Activities\nYouth Development and Student Advocacy\nInterventions (Alternative to Suspension)\nCessation Resources and Referrals\n\nSpanish will be offered at the Red Ribbon Event for Parents\, Guardians\, and Community Partners II.
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SUMMARY:STEM Briefing: Invention Education
DESCRIPTION:Register today and join the U.S. Department of Education (ED) on October 27 from 10:30-12:00pm PM Pacific Standard Time for the Invention Education Webinar. You will hear from Inventor Hall of Fame Inductee Dr. Radia Perlman plus invention\, innovation and entrepreneurship education content specialists and practitioners.  In collaboration with the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO)\, the department is excited to feature these speakers and to share helpful resources with you.  Invention and entreprenuer education are key to spurring innovation in America. \nSpeakers\n• Joyce Ward\, Director\, Office of Education\, U.S. Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO)\n• Dr. Radia Perlman\, Dell Corporation\, National Inventors Hall of Fame Inductee\n• David Coronado\, Program Officer\, The Lemelson Foundation\n• Dr. Stephanie Couch\, Executive Director\, Lemelson-MIT\n• Dr. Kristin Moon\, Program Administrator\, Technology & Engineering\, Portland Public Schools\, OR \n 
URL:https://inlandempiregia.org/event/stem-briefing-invention-education/
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SUMMARY:Supporting First-Gen Students through Inclusive Course Design
DESCRIPTION:For first-generation students\, higher education offers a gateway to career advancement\, valued social capital\, and intergenerational mobility. Yet despite the best efforts of instructors\, first-generation students face numerous challenges to successfully completing a degree\, evidenced in higher drop-out rates compared to their peers. Understanding those challenges can help inform course design strategies that foster a greater sense of inclusion and belonging that can help all students find academic success. \nKey Takeaways\n• Learn about key tenets of inclusive design and accessibility and how they relate to the needs of first -generation learners\n• Understand instructional strategies designed to address the specific challenges faced by first-generation learners\n• Discover tools institutions can adopt to support learner preference and promote inclusive education
URL:https://inlandempiregia.org/event/supporting-first-gen-students-through-inclusive-course-design/
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