The Future of Education: A students perspective
Diving into the varying teaching strategies and pedagogical practices of teachers, we will take a closer look at what education means to us, the students. Our goal is to have students and teachers share education experiences in and out of the classroom. With this conversation, we hope to provide a space where students and teachers can collectively envision the future of education. As a reflective piece of our session, we will prioritize key take away items that the attendees have said during the session. We ensure that this a learning, and reflective experience for all.
Conversational Practice
By asking these questions we plan to emphasize self-reflection during our session.
Awareness - What have you noticed about your practice in these areas? Insight - What insights emerged as a result of what you have learned? Goals - What would you like to achieve? Action - What are some strategies that you would like to implement? The post reflection will turn into a ending conversation.
Conversation Links
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Tim StahmerAssortedStuff.com
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Amal GiknisScience Leadership Academy
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Laura McGrathLehigh Career and Technical Institute
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Matthew RecoreBerlin High School
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Wendy GalsonSelf-employed psychologist
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Lior SchenkThe Environmental Charter School at Frick Park
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Mayda Silver
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Rachel BackCouncil Rock High School- North
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Meghan Casey
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Beth Lloyd
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Jamie HaugLower Hudson Regional Information Center
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Lisa Farlow
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Marie Reed
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Karina RuizBRIC Architecture, Inc.
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Holly HoustonYarmouth High School
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Krista InchaustiSchools of the Sacred Heart, San Francisco
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Laura BlankenshipThe Baldwin School
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Jeffrey McClurkenUniversity of Mary Washington
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Christine LiangSchool District of Philadelphia
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