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The Center's last co-sponsored professional development conference with Liberty Fund. The four-day conference for KY social studies teachers considered lessons from Henry Clay's political career.
The Center's last co-sponsored professional development conference with Liberty Fund. The four-day conference for KY social studies teachers considered lessons from Henry Clay's political career.
The 2014-2015 TAI Seminar kicked off with a three-day retreat at the Radisson at Cross Keys in September. More than 40 teachers and artists learned how to integrate the arts into the classroom while aligning with the curriculum. Each artist will work with a teacher partner during the coming months to co-create an arts residency and field-test the program with students.
The ICC Institute of World Business Law hosted an advanced-level training on the production of documents in Singapore on 27 June 2017.
Bi-annually, 21st Century CLC puts on an all day professional development for it's support staff, teachers, and advocates. Here are the photos from our most recent one.
Anne Arundel County educators learned to integrate three different art forms into other academic areas. They rotated throughout the day, spending equal time weaving and stitching with Katherine Dilworth, a Young Audiences fiber artist; learning the elements of dance with Lacey Sheppard, Arts Integration Teacher Specialist; and forming clay vessels with Chesapeake Arts Center artist Cami Ascher.
The Center's last co-sponsored professional development conference with Liberty Fund. The four-day conference for KY social studies teachers considered lessons from Henry Clay's political career.
The ICC Institute of World Business Law held an advanced-level training on the eve of the ICC Asia Conference on International Arbitration, 26 June 2018, on the subject of oral advocacy in international arbitration.
Dr. James Demas, Associate Professor of Biology and Physics at St. Olaf College, speaks to trainees in Neurobiology. The event was supported by funding from The Graduate School's Professional Development Grant.
Hugh Crumley, director of the CCT program, hands out certificates to graduate students who completed the program. Certificate in College Teaching ceremony.
The 2014-2015 TAI Seminar kicked off with a three-day retreat at the Radisson at Cross Keys in September. More than 40 teachers and artists learned how to integrate the arts into the classroom while aligning with the curriculum. Each artist will work with a teacher partner during the coming months to co-create an arts residency and field-test the program with students.
Anne Arundel County educators learned to integrate three different art forms into other academic areas. They rotated throughout the day, spending equal time weaving and stitching with Katherine Dilworth, a Young Audiences fiber artist; learning the elements of dance with Lacey Sheppard, Arts Integration Teacher Specialist; and forming clay vessels with Chesapeake Arts Center artist Cami Ascher.
The Center's last co-sponsored professional development conference with Liberty Fund. The four-day conference for KY social studies teachers considered lessons from Henry Clay's political career.
The Center's last co-sponsored professional development conference with Liberty Fund. The four-day conference for KY social studies teachers considered lessons from Henry Clay's political career.
Anne Arundel County educators learned to integrate three different art forms into other academic areas. They rotated throughout the day, spending equal time weaving and stitching with Katherine Dilworth, a Young Audiences fiber artist; learning the elements of dance with Lacey Sheppard, Arts Integration Teacher Specialist; and forming clay vessels with Chesapeake Arts Center artist Cami Ascher.
Anne Arundel County educators learned to integrate three different art forms into other academic areas. They rotated throughout the day, spending equal time weaving and stitching with Katherine Dilworth, a Young Audiences fiber artist; learning the elements of dance with Lacey Sheppard, Arts Integration Teacher Specialist; and forming clay vessels with Chesapeake Arts Center artist Cami Ascher.
Anne Arundel County educators learned to integrate three different art forms into other academic areas. They rotated throughout the day, spending equal time weaving and stitching with Katherine Dilworth, a Young Audiences fiber artist; learning the elements of dance with Lacey Sheppard, Arts Integration Teacher Specialist; and forming clay vessels with Chesapeake Arts Center artist Cami Ascher.
The 2014-2015 TAI Seminar kicked off with a three-day retreat at the Radisson at Cross Keys in September. More than 40 teachers and artists learned how to integrate the arts into the classroom while aligning with the curriculum. Each artist will work with a teacher partner during the coming months to co-create an arts residency and field-test the program with students.
Anne Arundel County educators learned to integrate three different art forms into other academic areas. They rotated throughout the day, spending equal time weaving and stitching with Katherine Dilworth, a Young Audiences fiber artist; learning the elements of dance with Lacey Sheppard, Arts Integration Teacher Specialist; and forming clay vessels with Chesapeake Arts Center artist Cami Ascher.