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MISIC has three ways to support the professional learning of your faculty and staff. All of our resources are adaptable to meet any school or district needs based upon your learning goals, scheduling, and the time you have.  Create a

Rise to the challenge of remote and hybrid teaching with these resources selected and organized for you! The many resources include tech tools, tutorials, getting started tips, websites, articles, and organizations to assist you with your curriculum, instruction, and assessment, no

Are you trying to navigate the new landscape for professional development? Click below to watch a 10 minute video to learn more! MISIC has partnered with SkillsForce to bring districts an exciting new platform that houses personalized, job-embedded learning to

Develop teacher and administrator skills in Social-Emotional Learning and Remote Teaching using MISIC’s micro-credentials. Micro-credentials provide personalized learning that focuses on real classroom applications and puts learning into action while bridging the gap between “just knowing” and “doing!” In addition to

Trauma-Sensitive Schools Workshop June 22-23 MISIC has partnered with Ms. Jen Alexander to offer one license renewal credit through her social-emotional workshop entitled Building Trauma Sensitive Schools on June 22 & 23. Jen Alexander is an experienced teacher, trainer, and author

As districts work diligently to develop their re-opening or “return to learn” plans, we thought you might benefit from the re-opening plan of Jeffco schools in Colorado. Jason Glass, former Iowa Director of Education, is the superintendent at Jeffco. You can also

As you’ve found yourself teaching in a distance-learning situation, especially as it has been foisted upon you by circumstance, you have probably discovered quickly that distance learning offers different challenges from face-to-face instruction. With these one page documents, you will find

MISIC is continuing to add resources to a LiveBinder to help support you with remote learning. We have also added a tab called “Re-Opening Schools” that provides resources to help support you as you work on your Return-to-Learn plans. This

While we’re nearing the end of this school year, we know that the possibility of remote learning is far from over. At the same time, we are missing the spark of learning that comes from “heads together,” expressing our ideas

Love to Read? Love To Collaborate With Others?   Start A Book Study Group and Earn Licensure Renewal Credit Licensure Renewal Credit Available for All Educators in Iowa– Teachers, Para-educators, and Administrators Books enrich our lives in many ways. They can help