The ISEA is among the nation's leaders when it comes to helping educators improve their skills and stay on the cutting edge of their profession. Our teaching and learning programs cover a wide variety of topics and issues that aren't typically addressed in traditional school district in-service programs. And on top of that, the ISEA is leading the way in helping educators take charge of their professional development through involvement in the new local teacher quality committees. Take a look at our many programs and services:
ISEA is planning the Second Annual Ross Trust School Counselor Symposium. the theme for this year's symposium is "The School Counselor's Ultimate Challenge: Advocacy for Healthy Development and Academic Success for All Students."
Strategic Teaching for Online Learning Courses are online professional development short courses that provide strategies for educators who wish to add online learning to lessons in their classrooms or to
In 2007, legislation established Teacher Quality Committees (TQC) in each school district and AEA. TQCs consist of equal numbers of teachers and administrators and are charged with allocating any Teacher Quality Professional Development funds, monitoring the various aspects of the Teacher Quality program such as evaluation, professional development, and mentoring and induction. ISEA has a variety of supportive materials and tools available.
All about National Board Certification. Find out the answers to your questions such as, "Who is eligible for National Board Certification?" and "What is the process and what does it cost?"
Shining Stars and Everyday Heroes is a two-CD kit developed by Randy Lyon, a long-time member and Association leader from Dubuque. This innovative teaching tool is student-focused and is designed to foster a passion for history based on the individual student's interests.