PSEA is a community of education professionals who make a difference in the lives of students every day.
PEARL: PSEA’s hub for online learning programs.
Webinars: Convenient, frequently offered webinars on a variety of topics.
Micro-credentials/College Credit: Competency based recognition for learning experiences through partnerships with the NEA and/or the PennWest Edinboro College Credit Program (members convert completed micro-credentials to college credits).
Book Discussions: Online book discussion of contemporary young adult fiction.
Wellness: Programs to promote self-care to protect minds and bodies.
Many members are taking advantage of all the various professional development opportunities PSEA offers online.
Have you yet? Tell us about it by dropping us a line at communications@psea.org.
PEARL is PSEA’s new hub for our online learning programs.
PEARL (Professional Education and Resources for Learning) is a Moodle-based learning management system that will allow us to greatly expand PSEA’s asynchronous learning opportunities. On PEARL, members can find videos, documents, and presentations packaged into clear, easy-to-follow learning progressions and courses in an array of new formats.
Whether you’re a teacher, education support professional, student, associate, or any other category, your membership gives you exclusive access to this resource so you can start exploring and taking courses immediately.
Micro-credentials are a competency-based recognition issued for professional learning experiences. They provide a way for educators to develop skills and acquire knowledge to improve classroom practice and support student success.
In partnership with the National Education Association (NEA), PSEA offers over 100 FREE micro-credentials to PSEA members for Act 48 hours.
PSEA has also teamed up with PennWest Edinboro to offer you college credit for your hard work. Learn more on earning college credits with your Micro-credentials.
Many of us are experiencing personal and professional stress as we live through this tumultuous time. The good news is that there are things we can do to find calm in chaos, cultivate compassion, and engage in self-care to protect our brains and bodies from the negative effects of stress and uncertainty.
