Annual Statewide Fiscal Meeting

August 28, 2020

10: 00 am - 12:00 pm

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+1 478-219-4222   United States, Macon (Toll)

Conference ID: 723 576 266# 

SAT Power Session 3 (Princeton Review)

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Friday, August 28 (5-8 pm)

Annual Statewide Data Meeting

August 27, 2020 

10:00 am - 12:00 pm

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+1 478-219-4222   United States, Macon (Toll)

Conference ID: 303 140 240# 

Fall Educator PD Webinar

August 26, 1 pm - 4 pm

To register click here!

REGISTRATION DEADLINE FOR SEPTEMBER SAT TEST

Click HERE for test and registration information.

SAT Power Session 2 (Princeton Review)

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Wednesday, August 26 (5-8 pm)

SAT vs ACT: The differences, the timelines, and the expectations of colleges

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Name SAT vs ACT: The differences, the timelines, and the expectations of colleges
Date Aug 25 (Tue)

8:00pm EDT / 5:00pm PDT
Duration: 1h 00m

Location Online
Description

Join Applerouth Tutoring to learn about the SAT and ACT, as well as up-to-the-minute updates on the test administrations. Both tests have experienced updates and changes in recent years. Come learn about the main differences between the two tests, how to decide which one is better for your child, when to take them, how much to prepare for them, and more. Hear about how your child’s strengths can favor one test or the other. Learn about what college admissions officers expect from students during the pandemic and what you need to plan for.

Price Free

SAT Power Session 1 (Princeton Review)

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Saturday, August 22 (1-4 pm)

How Learning Works Webinar (Applerouth)

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Name Part 1: How Learning Works
Date Aug 20 (Thu)

8:00pm EDT / 5:00pm PDT
Duration: 1h 00m

Location Online
Speaker

Jed Applerouth

Speaker

Richard Vigneault

Description

When it comes to learning, your brain is the tool that gets the job done and you don't have to be a neuroscientist to optimize this powerful tool. Jed Applerouth's user-friendly crash course in basic brain science will empower you with insights about memory, motivation, the value of creativity and persistence, how to curb anxiety, and more. These skills are among the most important - but also most overlooked - keys to success, so don't miss out.

Please submit your questions ahead of time through this form.

Price Free

Educator Micro-Module: Essay Writing for Scholarships and College Admissions

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August 20, 2020 (3:30 pm – 4:30 pm) 

Topic: Essay Writing Lesson Plan for Scholarships & College Admissions Applications

Target Audiences:  English/Language Arts Teachers

Educator Micro-Module: FAFSA4Caster

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August 19, 2020 (3:30 pm – 4:30 pm)

Topic: FAFSA4Caster Lesson Plan

Target Audiences:  Math & Economics Teachers

Attn Parents: College Essays to Get Your Child Noticed

How Parents Can Help Without Overstepping

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Date Aug 18 (Tue)

7:00pm EDT / 4:00pm PDT
Duration: 1h 00m

Location Online
Speaker

Kim Lifton

Description

The first college application deadline will be here before you know it; has your child started that college essay? Do you want to help but are afraid of overstepping? Kim Lifton, President of Wow Writing Workshop, will share her best tips and resources so you can help your child write meaningful essays without overstepping your role. Learn how your child can stand out inside the admissions office.

Educator Micro-Module: GEAR UP Georgia Overview

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August 18, 2020 (3:30 pm – 4:30 pm)

Topic: GEAR UP Georgia Overview & Services

Target Audiences: All School Staff (Counselors, Graduation Coaches, Para Pros, Parent Liaisons, Social Workers, Athletic Director/Coaches, etc.)

REGISTRATION DEADLINE FOR SEPTEMBER ACT TESTS

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Transition to College Webinar

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Name Transition to College
Date Aug 13 (Thu)

8:00pm EDT / 5:00pm PDT
Duration: 1h 00m
Please submit your questions ahead of time through this form.

Location Online
Speaker

Elizabeth Pyle

Speaker

Annie Tulkin

Speaker

Belinda Wilkerson

Description

The transition to college is a major step for any student and this fall, in particular, will involve additional considerations for students to be successful. We’ve gathered a group of college transitions experts to help you figure out what you should be thinking about AND doing to help students make a successful transition, including:

  • How is college different from high school academically?
  • What are the top tips for a new college student looking to succeed in college?
  • What classes should a student take their first year if they are undecided about a major?
  • How should a student with learning differences or physical disabilities advocate for themselves?
  • If a student is starting college online instead of in person, how can they make the most of that less-than-ideal situation?

Meet the Panel:

Elizabeth Pyle, M.Ed., President and Founder of College Success Plan, has been working with students for over 25 years as an educator in the public/private school system, tutor and successful business owner in the educational field.

With more than 30 years experience in education ranging from a social studies teacher to a school counselor at the secondary level to the coordinator of the Rhode Island School Counseling Project, Dr. Belinda Wilkerson, Founder and President of Steps to the Future, LLC employs her education and experience to benefit students as they plan their post secondary transition.

Annie Tulkin found her passion for working with students with disabilities when she was the Associate Director of the Academic Resource Center at Georgetown University. She is the Founder and Director of Accessible College and an expert in the area of college transition for students with physical disabilities and health conditions.

GEAR UP Georgia Executive Leadership Team Meeting

​GEAR UP Georgia Executive Leadership Team Meeting (Virtual)

August 13, 2020 at 1:00 p.m.

Microsoft Teams

NCCEP Summer School

National Council for Community and Education Partnerships

Summer School

Day 3 (1 - 6 pm)

NCCEP Summer School

National Council for Community and Education Partnerships

Summer School

Day 2 (1:00 pm - 6:00 pm)

NCCEP Summer School

National Council for Community and Education Partnerships

Summer School

Day 1 (1:00 pm - 6:00 pm)

Mock ACT 9:15 am (Applerouth)

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Name Mock ACT
Date Aug 9 (Sun)

9:15am EDT / 6:15am PDT
Duration: 4h 15m

Location Online
Price $20

Mock ACT (Applerouth)

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Name Mock ACT
Date Aug 8 (Sat)

2:00pm EDT / 11:00am PDT
Duration: 4h 15m

Location Online
Price $20

DeKalb County Student Success Agency Kickoff

August 6, 2020 at 6pm

Click HERE to register and for your chance to win Beats by Dre Headphones!

DeKalb Fall Educator PD

August 5, 2020

1:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Fall Educator PD Agenda

Student Success Web Series: Stress Management

Student Success Web Series: Stress Management

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Wed, Aug 5, 2020 12:30 PM - 1:00 PM EDT

A 30 minute web session for students on stress management strategies hosted by Tutor.com’s Learning Design Manager, Dr. Amy Dietzman.

Topics include:
1. Best practices for avoiding stress
2. Wellness strategies to cope with stress
3. How to make stress your friend
4. How time management and organization can relieve stress
5. Leveraging support resources

Standardized Testing in the 2020-2021 School Year: What Students Need to Know

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Date Aug 4 (Tue)

7:00pm EDT / 4:00pm PDT
Duration: 1h 00m

Location Online
Speaker

Jed Applerouth

Description

The world of standardized testing has changed rapidly in the last few months - spring SAT and ACT test dates were postponed, APs became at-home, open-book exams, and the ACT’s move to computer-based testing will soon be here. Many colleges will be “test optional” for the year, but does that mean students should be opting out of testing altogether? Students need a solid game plan to guide them in this new testing environment. Join Jed Applerouth, PhD to learn about standardized testing in the 2020-2021 school year and how students can best prepare.

Mock SAT (Applerouth)

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Name Mock SAT
Date Aug 2 (Sun)

9:00am EDT / 6:00am PDT
Duration: 4h 30m

Location Online
Price $20. Download PDF for free version.

Mock ACT (Applerouth)

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Name Mock ACT
Date Aug 1 (Sat)

9:00am EDT / 6:00am PDT
Duration: 4h 15m
Additional mocks are included in a test prep package.

Location Online
Price Free

We provide your first Mock ACT free.