Educators Rising Deming High School

There will be a luncheon for new teachers on August 6th. Educators Rising has been ask to serve at this luncheon. Our club would receive $500.00 if 4 students would volunteer. Please let me know ASAP if you could come help.

Educators Rising State Conference 2018

Educators Rising National Conference 2016

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Wildcat Pride!

And the award goes to...Deming High School's future teachers!❤️👏

Presenting our 2017 Educators Rising team: our Deming High students placed in their competitions and were winners all the way around: a fabulous group of future educators!

This year's state Educators Rising conference rocks! We have attended inspiring workshops on how to put inspiration back in the classroom, conversed in depth with a panel of Teachers of The Year, competed in competitions, ate well, danced the night away at a masquerade ball, networked with other student and teacher leaders. As David Morales put it, "It's dope!"

Now that our Ed Riding chapter is a CTSO, I have been learning more the importance of vocational education. Here is a link from Dr. Trujillo at https://www.facebook.com/karen.trujillo.5/posts/10210879382247721

Why we should bring back vocational training It's not just that college isn't for everyone, but even academically inclined kids should have the option to learn a trade.

I received this link from my friend Sue McIntyre, a Redwood Writing Project colleague and a professor of education at Humboldt State University.

For lesson plans featuring group discussions, it is a MUST READ!

http://www.cultofpedagogy.com/speaking-listening-techniques/

The Big List of Class Discussion Strategies Here they are: 15 formats for structuring a class discussion to make it more engaging, more organized, more equitable, and more academically challenging. Continue Reading →

Get inspired and gear up for the week ahead! Like if you're ready to do some learning this week.

DHS Ed Rising students were awesome on Friday when they presented at the board meeting to update them on our current status and thank those who have sponsored all of our recent adventures. Even though I was unable to show our presentation (due to technical difficulties), the students' testimonials proved a better focus. They gave heartfelt short speeches about why they wanted to become teachers, and how their experiences with Ed Riding has inspired them to fulfill their dreams. I became tearful as I realized how much the next generation has to offer. We have to keep supporting these young people. They are going to be amazing educators!