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Check out our Upcoming Training

Educator Ethics Webinar Series & Workshop

Check out this exclusive new training series led by the National Association of State Directors of Teacher Education and Certification (NASDTEC). This webinar series is intended to help educators navigate the complex world of ethics with confidence and clarity.

Through 7 dynamic and interactive virtual sessions, you’ll explore real-world challenges and discover practical strategies to strengthen ethical decision-making in your daily work.  Gain the tools, language, and mindset to lead with integrity, and set the standard for professional excellence.

​Check out the topics below and Register Now!

  • Examining Case Studies: The Slippery Slope of Educator Misconduct
    Examining Case Studies: The Slippery Slope of Educator Misconduct
    Thu, Feb 19
    Zoom Webinar Series
    Feb 19, 2026, 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM MST
    Zoom Webinar Series
    3rd webinar of the Educator Ethics series. Explore how small missteps can lead to big consequences. This webinar uses real case studies to reveal the gray areas of educator decision-making, highlight common patterns in misconduct, and offer practical ways to prevent sliding down the slippery slope.
  • Making the Elusive Tangible: Practical Strategies for Infusing Educator Ethics into Faculty Learning
    Making the Elusive Tangible: Practical Strategies for Infusing Educator Ethics into Faculty Learning
    Wed, Mar 11
    Zoom Webinar Series
    Mar 11, 2026, 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM MDT
    Zoom Webinar Series
    4th webinar of the Educator Ethics series. Make educator ethics engaging, fun and practical. Join us to explore simple strategies, games and real district success stories that bring ethics to life and spark meaningful, campus wide conversations that go far beyond a typical faculty meeting.
  • Educator Ethics Full Day Workshop
    Educator Ethics Full Day Workshop
    Wed, Apr 01
    Lone Tree
    Apr 01, 2026, 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM MDT
    Lone Tree, 9977 Sky Ridge Ave Suite 401, Lone Tree, CO 80124, USA
    Professional Ethics: Giving Our Profession Permission to Have the Difficult Conversation Strengthen your professional judgment with a full-day educator ethics workshop featuring case studies, practical insights, and tools for clearer, defensible decisions.
  • Culture, Politics, and Angry Parents: The Case for Professional Ethics
    Culture, Politics, and Angry Parents: The Case for Professional Ethics
    Tue, Apr 28
    Zoom Webinar Series
    Apr 28, 2026, 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM MDT
    Zoom Webinar Series
    5th webinar of the Educator Ethics series. Navigate today’s cultural and political tensions in public education. Join us to uncover the tactics fueling local conflicts and gain practical strategies to help school leaders face rising challenges with clarity, confidence, and professional ethics.
  • Professional Ethics for Non-Certified School Employees: Expanding the Definition of “Educator”
    Professional Ethics for Non-Certified School Employees: Expanding the Definition of “Educator”
    Tue, May 12
    Zoom Webinar Series
    May 12, 2026, 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM MDT
    Zoom Webinar Series
    6th webinar of the Educator Ethics series Discover why every school employee is part of the ethical fabric of education. This webinar broadens the definition of educator and explores responsibilities, boundaries, and key ethical expectations for non-certified staff who shape the student experience.
  • Generative Technology and Education’s Responsibility to Society
    Generative Technology and Education’s Responsibility to Society
    Tue, Jun 02
    Zoom Webinar Series
    Jun 02, 2026, 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM MDT
    Zoom Webinar Series
    7th webinar of the Educator Ethics series. Explore the ethical stakes of generative AI in education. Join us as we examine how AI may reshape teaching, learning, and society—and what responsibilities educators carry in a world where technology accelerates faster than our judgment.
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