Will we see you at the NCTE-NCTM Joint Conference? On June 19th, you can join Erica Holmes-Ware, Chief Program Officer, and Caryn Henning, Managing Director of Program and Implementation, for their session: "Environments and Relationships: Creating a Sense of Belonging in Our Classrooms." You won't want to miss this! https://bit.ly/4b0ziyJ
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Don't miss this webinar! We are excited about learning how the Family as Faculty approach grows the social networks of family leaders and improves teacher candidates’ knowledge, skills, and dispositions in building relationships with families, especially in the area of mathematics. Learn what they did and how they did it! #FamilyMath
Join us March 20th at 1pm ET for the second event in our Family Engagement and Educator Preparation Innovation Project webinar series! Learn how Loyola University Maryland School of Education professor Stephanie Flores-Koulish and Jessica Shiller from Towson University took part in developing an innovative project that increased family and community engagement skills for teacher candidates using mentorship from community school coordinators. Cristina Santamaría Graff and Jeremy Price from Indiana University Indianapolis explain their “Family as Faculty” initiative, a novel approach to educator preparation in which families are positioned as leaders and experts in the teaching of new educators. Register here: https://bit.ly/3uRrWP1
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🌍 Through the "Borders & Identities" course, students are given a platform to articulate their identities, critically examine their lives and their ancestors' experiences, and envision a path forward for society. ➡️ Learn more about this class on our blog: https://lnkd.in/gkdFupfv
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Higher & Continuing Education Leadership | Strategic Innovation | Community & Industry Partnerships
Thanks, Juan, to you and to OCULL for your leadership in this important and rapidly evolving space. I am looking forward to Jim Fong’s session!
The OCULL Community of Practice is pleased to host Jim Fong, on May 15, for a discussion on The State of Higher Education: An Update on the Employer and Adult Learner. IYKYK, Jim was a stellar keynote speaker for us back in 2023, and a highlight of the event. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from one of the great minds in the field of lifelong learning. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gFp9Fciu
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Driving change in education and child wellbeing through playful learning and data solutions
If you want to use data to inform decision making then check out this webinar to see what the Startegic Data Project Fellowship is all about!!
Learn more about John Ezaki's experience as an #SDPfellow at Tulsa Public Schools during the upcoming SDP Fellowship informational webinar on Friday, February 2nd at 12:00PM ET. Register here: https://ow.ly/aSgp50QrWk4 All registrants will receive a recording of the webinar. Visit our website to learn more about becoming an #SDPfellow and submit your application before the upcoming 2/12 deadline: https://ow.ly/21e450QrrcE
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Listen to the latest episode of 3QTL as Dr. Patrina Duhaney, PhD, and Dr. Regine King, PhD, describe the social justice principles at the foundation of their approach to team teaching, their creative and collaborative assignment design, and their strategies for communicating—with each other and with their students—in a new and challenging teaching and learning scenario. https://lnkd.in/gVrSTwHQ
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Our CEO and Founder Christopher Lloyd spoke about how to inspire children with a lifelong love of learning at PINC 2023 in Sarasota. The education system has not created a good environment for curiosity to flourish. It's important to ask children what they're interested in, not tell them what they need to know. The '5 Wows' will help children to connect knowledge together and give it a more lasting impact: 1) Big picture. 2) Using our hands. 3) Visualisation. 4) Discovery. 5) Choice. At What on Earth! we put the '5 Wows' into our books, resources, and What on Earth! Magazine. Watch the whole talk here: https://lnkd.in/eHYANsmp
Christopher Lloyd speaks at PINC 2023
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Systems Change Leader | Social Impact Strategist | Innovation Advisor | Network Weaver | Board Director
The science of learning and development tells us that belonging is a critical building block. What if every child learned in a place that fostered pride in their identity? It’s already happening at the NACA Inspired Schools Network! #futureofeducation #futureoflearning #k12innovation
💡Imagine a school where belonging, connection, and joy create equitable learning environments and celebrate individual identities. In the next episode of Brief But Spectacular: The Future of Education (supported by XQ Institute), NACA Inspired Schools Network shows the power of community, culture, and respect in shaping a future of learning that inspires student success and empowers families to choose affirming environments for their children. 🙌🌎🤝 Watch now! https://lnkd.in/g5tsP_aY More resources available at https://lnkd.in/gvMEybdX
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School Counselor at Berks Career & Technology Center | Pennsylvania School Counselors Association Board Secretary | Berks Area School Counselors Association Board VP | PACAC At-large Delegate to the Executive Committee
In the spirit of our school's commitment to empowering students for success, I'd like to commend our Executive Director, Dr. Stauffer, for his article highlighting the importance of partnerships in preparing our high school students for the future. The article captures the collaborative efforts between various educational partners, including local businesses, educators, counselors, administrators, and industry representatives, to ensure that no student is left behind in their pursuit of valuable skills and opportunities. Dr. Stauffer emphasizes the important role of Career and Technology Centers in providing high-quality education that equips students with practical, hands-on learning experiences. By partnering with local businesses and industry, our centers bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world application, preparing students for success in college, postsecondary training, the military, or the workforce. I particularly appreciate the emphasis on the alignment of curriculum with industry standards, the provision of industry-standard tools and equipment, and the opportunity for students to earn nationally recognized certifications. These initiatives not only enhance students' understanding of their chosen fields but also cultivate a skilled workforce that contributes to the prosperity of Berks County. The article highlights the importance of early engagement and informed decision-making for students, facilitated through career presentations, campus tours, and open house events. By fostering positive relationships and collaboration with local partners, our school ensures that students are well-prepared to meet the demands of tomorrow's workforce. Dr. Stauffer's article supports the commitment of our school and community to empowering the next generation of skilled workers and leaders. I encourage anyone interested in learning more about these opportunities to reach out to the Berks Career and Technology Center or the Reading/Muhlenberg Career and Technology Center. Together, we are shaping a bright future for our students and our community.
"When it comes to educating the next generation to lead Berks County well into the future, it is crucial to recognize the many partnerships that go into preparing today’s high school students to become the leaders of tomorrow." In this week’s Superintendents’ Forum, Dr. Michael Stauffer, Berks Career & Technology Center (BCTC) Executive Director, discusses the partnerships that boost education in the community. To read the full article, visit: https://buff.ly/4b8xHHR.
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