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This 5-day self-paced challenge helps you build practical mental health habits through short, daily exercises. Day 1 introduces mindfulness and grounding techniques, including guided breathing. Day 2 teaches cognitive reframing to identify and replace negative thoughts. Day 3 explores strategies for cultivating positive emotions through gratitude and affirmations. Day 4 highlights the body-mind connection with desk-friendly stretches and movement breaks. Day 5 focuses on work-life balance, including boundary-setting scripts and an end-of-workday checklist. A closing Reflection and Resources lesson helps learners identify next steps and connects them to therapist directories and helplines. Each day takes less than 15 minutes and can be completed in any order. Read more

Advanced Google Workspace Automation and Responsible AI for K-12 Educators shows you how to let technology handle the busywork so you can focus on teaching. You will start with systems thinking, then build no-code workflows with Forms and Sheets and automate communication and documentation with Apps Script. You will use Gemini and Gemini Notebook to support planning, differentiation, and feedback, guided by AI literacy, ethics, and teacher agency. You will also work through student data privacy (FERPA), district policy, and academic integrity in AI-enhanced classrooms. From there, you will build dashboards for instructional decision-making and custom tools with AppSheet, Google Sites, and Google Vids. You will also learn to coach colleagues and measure impact. The course ends with a capstone project: automate a workflow and present an implementation plan. Read more

$1500 ($35 for WEAC Members) This course is designed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to advocate for equity in educational settings. Through a series of lessons, participants will explore the historical context of oppression, the importance of collaboration, and the role of laws such as ESSA in promoting equitable practices. The course emphasizes self-awareness and the examination of personal biases, encouraging participants to engage in meaningful discussions about equity and justice. For more information check out our case study. Read more

$1500 ($35 for WEAC Members) This course is designed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to advocate for equity in educational settings. Through a series of lessons, participants will explore the historical context of oppression, the importance of collaboration, and the role of laws such as ESSA in promoting equitable practices. The course emphasizes self-awareness and the examination of personal biases, encouraging participants to engage in meaningful discussions about equity and justice. For more information check out our case study. Read more

$1500 ($35 for WEAC Members) This course is designed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to advocate for equity in educational settings. Through a series of lessons, participants will explore the historical context of oppression, the importance of collaboration, and the role of laws such as ESSA in promoting equitable practices. The course emphasizes self-awareness and the examination of personal biases, encouraging participants to engage in meaningful discussions about equity and justice. This course will meet Saturday, December 5 from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m.-noon. at the Holiday Inn Express in Onalaska. All materials, breakfast, lunch, snacks and soft drinks both days are included in the registration fee.  Members of Aspiring Educators Wisconsin can use coupon code AEWFREE for complimentary registration.  For more information check out our case study. Read more

$1500 ($35 for WEAC Members) This course is designed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to advocate for equity in educational settings. Through a series of lessons, participants will explore the historical context of oppression, the importance of collaboration, and the role of laws such as ESSA in promoting equitable practices. The course emphasizes self-awareness and the examination of personal biases, encouraging participants to engage in meaningful discussions about equity and justice. Members of Aspiring Educators Wisconsin can use coupon code AEWFREE for complimentary registration.  For more information check out our case study. Read more