Digital Badges

Join ICMEC for a three-day Level I Child Protection Team training. This training is for school child protection teams.

This badge equips educators with practical AI-powered strategies to differentiate instruction, create accessible learning experiences, develop responsive assessments, and streamline planning for diverse learners.

Young children bring their whole emotional world into the classroom, and teachers are often the first to help them navigate it. This three-part workshop series equips international school teachers with practical, research-informed strategies for supporting social-emotional development in early childhood settings.

This badge bridges research and practice by engaging with contemporary research specific to international school contexts, and exploring strategies to scaffold content and design flexible language pathways without losing academic rigor. Participants will leave this experience with a toolkit of evidence-based, intentional strategies designed to foster student agency and elevate learning across each school’s unique linguistic ecosystem.

Join Shelley Hawkes for a session that helps educators support students facing math challenges, including those with dyscalculia and other learning differences.

This badge explores how to choose powerful words for vocabulary instruction, how to teach the meaning of new vocabulary in a fun, engaging way, and how to make sure that vocabulary takes root in our students reading, writing, and speaking.

This badge provides practical tools for Tier One behavior support designed to help create calm, predictable, and positive learning environments for all students.

This quick and practical badge will highlight the key role of phonics in spelling, how understanding prefixes, suffixes, and roots unlocks longer words, and how to explicitly teach syntax through the lens of the “super sentence.

This one-hour badge provides strategies for supporting twice exceptional (2e) learners, students who demonstrate advanced abilities alongside learning differences such as ADHD, dyslexia, dyscalculia, autism, or other neurodiverse profiles.

The Neuro-multilingualism Learning Badge is designed to deepen international educators' understanding of the complex intersection between neurodiversity and multilingualism.

This three-part workshop series provides educators with practical, hands-on strategies for using assistive technology and AI in everyday teaching.

This badge discusses teacher management demands and provide literacy center design strategies that maximize student engagement.