This course is designed to lead you through different modules that focus on questioning techniques. This course is unique in that the strategies you will explore can IMMEDIATELY be used in your classroom. You will take a deep dive into the Question Formation Technique, Inquiry Based Learning, & Depth of Knowledge questions.

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Participants will learn best practice strategies to respond to student escalations, fights, armed assailants, fires, outside emergencies, event planning and other critical events through scenarios and exercises. This experimental learning course is intended to improve the decision making and action steps taken by school staff.

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This week's post in The Progress Report is all about podcasting. Katie thought the best way to discuss podcasting would be by hosting our very own podcast regarding the topic.

The Progress Report is a collaborative discussion space for professional learning. Each post is written by Katie Algrim, the ROE's Director of Innovative Professional Learning. If there are any topics that you would like to see a post on,  please contact Katie Algrim.

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2-1-1 is now available to those in Kane County! 2-1-1 is an easy-to-remember, non-emergency telephone number that connects people with essential community information and services.

This services helps provide resources for food pantries, legal assistance, child care, students in need of counseling and many more services! Learn more at https://buff.ly/PIfXUZ

We've partnered with 2-1-1 to bring an informational video that you can watch at: http://bit.ly/2SXqIdf

The Kane County Regional Office of Education Licensure Department serves teachers and administrators with all aspects of their credential needs. The ROE gives information on how to apply for licenses, endorsements, approvals; how to register and renew licenses; and how to enter professional development credit hours using ELIS.

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Kane County ROE supports Operation Snowball to bring together high school youth and caring adults to develop a trusting relationship. It is founded on the belief that youth and adults can make responsible decisions when provided with factual information and an opportunity to develop an understanding of one’s self and others.

Trust is not a matter of technique, but of character. You are trusted because of your way of being, not because of your polished exteriors. This past weekend, Operation Snowball spent the weekend at Lorado Taft in Oregon, IL. Weekends like these help build the foundation of our youth's character.