Recommended Resources

Resources from the NEASC Community

We are pleased to share with you the following professional learning resources recommended and/or developed by members of the global NEASC community.

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Resources specifically designed to support the accreditation process can be found on commission pages: independent, international, public

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Student-led professional development for teachers

Topic: International Education, Equitable and Inclusive Education, Multilingual Learners, Professional Development, Student Voice, - Webinar -

Preparing our students for transitions

Topic: - Webinar -, Multilingual Learners, - NEASC Forum -, Social Emotional Learning (SEL), Special Needs, Student Experience

Creating Emotionally Safe Schools | Whole adults

Topic: - Webinar -, Catholic Schools, Independent Schools, School Leadership, Student Wellness, Teacher Support

The Internal Learning Environment: How Students Access Learning

Topic: - Webinar -, 21st Century Learning, International Education, Personalization, Sports and Physical Education, Student Wellness

A standards-based approach for assessing the quality of athletics programs

Topic: - Webinar -, Accreditation - standards, Assessment, - NEASC Forum -, School Leadership, Sports and Physical Education

Language Equity: Redefining our Language Learning Practices to Empower Multilinguals

Topic: - Webinar -, Equitable and Inclusive Education, Multilingual Learners, - NEASC Forum -, Student Experience

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