Through funding from the School Readiness grant, Alabama Public Television is working with Oakman Middle School and Carbon Hill Junior High School to improve science and ...
Constitution Day is on September 17th! Celebrate with these videos and resources available from Colonial Williamsburg Education.
If you are interested in learning to code or practicing your coding skills using Scratch and also sharing ideas on how to use Scratch in the classroom, check out the Birmingham area ScratchED Meetup scheduled for October 12, 2019.
Teachers, check out all the opportunities to learn more about the Holocaust through workshops, an author visit, teacher cadres, scholarships, and more. The BHEC wants to help make your teaching of the Holocaust as successful as possible.
Alabama marks its 200th birthday on December 14, 2019. Come celebrate with Alabama Public Television’s originally produced resources!
Join Alabama Public Television for PBS KIDS Edcamp! This professional development opportunity is a FREE participant-driven experience for early childhood educators, child care providers, and community members invested in education. This exciting "un-conference" is a great opportunity to connect with other professionals in your field. You'll have the chance to learn about topics important to you, and to share your own expertise.
Eco-magician Steve Trash explores science with fun, music and a little bit of magic. Watch Saturday mornings at 10am or online.
APT's Early Childhood Department offers free online training for early childhood educators in Alabama! Please visit our Early Childhood Learning page for information about our upcoming courses. Be sure to check back often for updates and details about our new courses that are coming soon.
Alabama Legacy Moments commemorates the Alabama Bicentennial with 200 distinctive short videos about the people, places and stories that have defined Alabama.
Learn about Alabama's high-demand careers that don't require a 4-year degree and the pathways to attain them.
Online courses and communities of practice for educators and childcare providers in Alabama.
Addressing Homelessness: The Role of the Early Childhood Educator
In this on-demand, 2-hour online course, participants will gain a better understanding of homelessness and the often unseen but growing prevalence of homelessness in Alabama.
Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse and Neglect in Early Child Care
In this free, on-demand, online course, participants will examine the roles and responsibilities of child care providers in recognizing, reporting, and responding to child abuse and neglect within the early child care setting.
I Can Handle It! Promoting Emotional Intelligence in the Out-Of-School Setting
In this free, on-demand, online course, participants will gain a better understanding of the definition of emotional intelligence and the five ways to show emotional intelligence.
