Culturally Relevant Teaching Practices in Early Childhood Education
OnlineThis interactive and engaging workshop is designed to provide information and strategies needed to integrate anti-bias education in Early Childhood Classrooms.
This interactive and engaging workshop is designed to provide information and strategies needed to integrate anti-bias education in Early Childhood Classrooms.
Dr. Eva Allen will lead this workshop on how to incorporate culturally relevant teaching practices in school settings.
"The best teachers of writing are those who write," Western Pennsylvania Writing Project. In this two-hour interactive workshop, teachers will channel their inner poet. Through first-hand exploration, engage in a variety of fun and inviting approaches to teaching poetry to students in the classroom. Discover ways to make poetry a part of daily writing routines … Continued
This workshop will focus on how creativity leads to innovation which ultimately leads to invention.
Learn about Maxine Greene’s philosophy of aesthetic education and the importance of imagination, how imagination, a key ingredient in creativity, and aesthetic education contribute to her ideas of social imagination and its relationship to social justice, and how these can inform our own education practice.
Art and Learning: An exciting four-part series that explores the intersection between creativity, cognition, and storytelling. Join us for Part 1: See Like an Artist presented by Leigh Roche and Sarah Zeffiro. Any interested educator, student, or community member is invited to participate.
Explore how technology and interactive experiences bring learning to life through the intersection of communication, science, and art. View and discuss works by EsDelin, Yayoi Kusama, and TeamLab. Any interested educator, student, or community member is invited to participate.
Open your heart and explore social justice, inclusion and Carlow’s Teaching Artist in-resident project "Love is Colorful". Participants will view and discuss works of art by Sister Corita Kent, Andy Goldsworthy, and the Dance For Change Project. Any interested educator, student, or community member is invited to participate.
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