Fall Webinar Series: Teacher Residencies as Opportunities for Innovation
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Fall Webinar Series: Teacher Residencies as Opportunities for Innovation
Event Info:
The Thompson Policy Institute on Disability at Chapman University presents the second session of its Fall Webinar Series, “Teacher Residencies as Opportunities for Innovation.”
Join California district and teacher union leaders to explore how teacher mentorship programs can support educator well-being, strengthen early-career teacher support, and address staffing shortages.
Featured Speakers
Lena Anthony, Managing Director at The Teaching Well, will discuss how educator well-being supports effective mentorship and instructional leadership.
Narek Kassabian, Director of Human Resources at Glendale Unified School District, and Emily Rogers, teacher and Vice President of the Glendale Teachers Association, will discuss their district’s mentorship program for early-career educators.
Dr. John Pascarella III, Chief Academic Officer at the USC Race and Equity Center, will explore strategies for building stronger career pathways for teacher mentorship.
Learn how schools and education partners can strengthen teacher mentorship and better support the educator workforce.
