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Educational Artistry - Strategies that Inspire Gifted Students - Re-Imagining Your Teaching
Wednesday, February 3, 2021
Topic:   Behavior & Climate
Sponsored by:   ESC-NEO
Presenter(s):   Kathy Frazier and Deborah Walker, Gifted educators & founders of Touching the Future Today
Description:  
In this workshop series, participants will acquire mindsets enabling them to create integrated thematic units, develop skills promoting the 4Cs through engaging strategies, produce projects, and design simulations that actively involve student participation and higher level thinking. Learn strategies to differentiate the curriculum to meet the academic and social emotional needs of gifted students.

Workshops will benefit all K-12 educators, gifted specialists, teachers of the arts and other disciplines.

Each workshop requires separate registration.  
This registration is for February 3, 2021.

Feb. 3, 2021 – Re-Imagining your Teaching through Differentiation
 Instructional scenarios and simulations are powerful instructional tools to teach content, thinking, and reasoning skills. These teaching strategies promote student-centered and constructivist learning aligned to content standards and learning tasks. Arts Integrated projects in a variety of disciplines promote creativity, literacy, numeracy and invoke multiple perspectives and modes of understanding. Participants will create a simulation to align with a content standard or topic in their discipline.

This is for information only - please visit calendar of events 3/2/21 to register for the workshop below

Mar. 3, 2021 – The Art of Teaching
Instructional scenarios and simulations are powerful instructional tools to teach content, thinking, and reasoning skills. These teaching strategies promote student-centered and constructivist learning aligned to content standards and learning tasks. Arts Integrated projects in a variety of disciplines promote creativity, literacy, numeracy and invoke multiple perspectives and modes of understanding. Participants will create a simulation to align with a content standard or topic in their discipline.



Audience:  
This event is open to the public.
Location:   Virtual
Registration Time:  
Program Time:   1:00 PM and ending at 3:00 PM
Program Cost:   $50.00 
Make Check or PO Payable to:   ESC-NEO
Registration Deadline:   2/1/2021
To Register:  
PD Contact Hours:   2.0 
Graduate Credit:  
Special Notes:  
For Information Call:   Nadine Grimm
[email protected]