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Saturday, February 15 • 9:30am - 11:30am
Telling the Stories of Teacher and Student Learning: PZ Ideas in Professional Development Settings

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In this course, participants will focus first on their own questions about their professional practice. The group will then examine guiding questions developed by teachers who have exhibited their learning as well as their students’ in a public exhibition. The presenter, a middle school English teacher and the coordinator of the public exhibition, will engage the group in an exploration of how documentation “worked” (both in practice and in the learning that followed), what was added by the visible reflection threads, and where the work might go next. Participants will reflect together on connections between their initial questions and the possibilities occurring to them in working with the new material. They will leave  the course with a list of Project Zero resources, a cohort of practitioners in the group to use as a support network, and new questions to pursue. 

Intended Audience:  General; Professional Development


Speakers
avatar for Anne Charny

Anne Charny

Teacher, 7th & 8th Grade, Sidwell Friends School
Anne Charny teaches grades 7-8 English at Sidwell Friends Middle School. She began teaching in the Peace Corps in the Central African Republic in 1975; since then she has taught high school English in public and private schools in Washington and the Boston area, as well as at the... Read More →


Saturday February 15, 2014 9:30am - 11:30am PST
EC1132 Presbyterian Day School
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