Welcome to KEA's Professional Learning Portal

This is the final course you will take for the KRAA program.   You will submit your final Capstone Booklet for official review Pay your final $1100 payment Complete the final program evaluations.   Read more

This course was developed by Robyn Ballinger, an educator from Jefferson County Public Schools in conjunction with the Kentucky Education Association.     In this course you will learn more about what assistive technology is, how it can benefit your students, and where to include assistive technology in your students' IEPs.  This module should take you approximately 1 hour to complete.  Make sure you plan your time accordingly before diving in.   Read more

This course was developed by Lexi Fugate, an educator from Camargo Elementary in conjunction with the Kentucky Education Association.     In this course, you will learn more about implementing strategies in the classroom to ensure that you have strong classroom management and meet the needs of your students.   Read more

 This course was developed by Dr. Kayla Steltenkamp, from Thomas Moore College in Northern Kentucky, in conjunction with the Kentucky Education Association.   In this course you will understand what constitutes the science of reading and structured literacy and better understand how the foundations of reading and literacy are developed.   This module should take you approximately one (1) hour to complete. Read more

During this 6-part training you will learn more about multi-cultural demographics and realities with the students you educate and your part in the overall cultural continuum to better understand how we all contribute to student learning.   Read more

THIS COURSE IS INTENDED FOR THOSE THAT HAVE  ATTAINED THEIR NATIONAL BOARD CERTIFICATION.   This training is presented by the Kentucky Education Association in conjunction with the Kentucky National Board Network.  The training uses materials and training suggestions adapted from The National Board for Professional Teaching.  These materials are used to assist current NBCT's with being prepared to assist new candidates in the certification process. Read more