Join us for Allegra Lillard's Teaching Excellence to Young Children this August! Built upon years of practice and research on how the arts can create a joyful journey for young children to reach key development milestones, supporting their physical, emotional, social, and cognitive development. The week-long professional development workshop is held in Albuquerque at The Hiland Theater from August 5-9. For more information visit https://lnkd.in/g2qCkuzu
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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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Teaching for Washington Improv Theater is one of the most rewarding and engaging things I do. I'm delighted that our classes won this well-deserved recognition by Washington City Paper! 🎉 Taking an improv class is about so much more than comedy and being onstage (though both are certainly fun pieces of the experience). It's about using our brains in a different way than our daily lives typically entail. It's about digging deeper into how we listen, speak, and metabolize information. It's about taking a creative approach to better understanding how humans interact. It's about even more things than I can list here! Have I convinced you to take a class yet?! 😉 I am always happy to chat with folks offline about what to expect from an intro improv class like the ones I teach for WIT. More info here: https://lnkd.in/e53Tsq_H #appliedimprov #improvclass #communicationskills
WIT is thrilled to share that our classes program has won the Washington City Paper's reader's poll for DC's "Best Art Class"! Kudos to WIT Education Director Kacie Peterson for leading this program that brings joy and self-discovery to hundreds of Washingtonians every year. Want to try improv? Fall classes are registering now! Sign up: https://lnkd.in/gRsh5YBJ
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We are spotlighting Marva Collins to honor her contributions to education, and motivate fellow educators working to positively impact students. Whether you are a full-time educator, substitute teacher, school administrator, or district leader, there are countless lessons we can learn from Marva’s approach to educational excellence. Watch her story in the 1981 film on YouTube! https://lnkd.in/ecM2CYu5
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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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I couldn't think of two better people for a conversation on the value of community and service. I look forward to tuning in for this episode!
The College of Undergraduate Studies (CUGS) is passionate about making a difference in the communities where we learn, live, and work. In the January episode of Academically Speaking, CUGS Vice Provost and Dean Theodorea Regina Berry and Dr. Darryl D. Gordon, Ph.D., CUGS Program Manager and President of UCF Black Faculty and Staff Association, discuss the significance of community engagement and student involvement. Watch the episode at https://lnkd.in/eXi46zmf
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It's back-to-school season! Our newest blog post explores William Robert Valentine, a leading educator in the early 20th century, respected for his successful implementation of a combined classical and vocational curriculum for Black students in segregated schools. To learn more about William Robert Valentine, click the link here: https://lnkd.in/e_cEJ3H6
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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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Some great points here.
Montessori Instructional Guide | Adjunct Professor | Educational Coach | Blog Writer & Content Creator
Dr. Maria Montessori believed that children are a hope and a promise for mankind. Grace and Courtesy lessons are the origins of this belief. Check out the recording of my latest class for Atlantic International University where we explore this integral part of the Montessori philosophy, discovering different types of respectful and considerate interactions among children and why it's important to introduce these lessons in our classrooms and homes.
Grace & Courtesy by Heather W
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