[Corrected] Announcing a new LBC DEAI series you won't want to miss!

Students and educators are dealing with more stress and emotional strain than ever before. Some face an even greater burden when their identities don’t feel like they fit with the status quo.

In this three-part virtual series, participants will explore the science and social systems that impact classroom practice. This engaging, interactive, and non-judgmental series will support arts educators and administrators as they reflect their practice toward culture, communications, instruction, and student expectations in the classroom.

Don’t miss this amazing opportunity!

$100 per workshop or all 3 for $250!
Save 50% on each additional person from your organization if you register together.
Scholarships available!

Steve Trash

Available Oct 1- 31, 2021
Grades 1-5

Magic meets science with rockin’ Eco Hero Steve Trash! This world-famous public television star was green before it was cool. Join us as Steve Trash uses magic tricks and illusions to teach students how everything in nature is connected and that trash is actually a valuable natural resource. We’ll learn about the importance of recycling, not littering, and what items are recyclable, while having fun, too! This one-of-a kind show features reused materials for an exciting blend of eco-entertainment and eco-education.

TOOLS FOR TEACHERS

Harvard Project Zero: Thinking Routines to Make Learning Visible

Wed., Oct. 27

4:00 – 6:00pm

Instructor: Indi McCasey

Grades: K-12

Subjects: Common Core Subjects, Social Emotional Learning

In this interactive workshop, we’ll delve into three key Thinking Routines from Harvard’s Project Zero that can be adapted for all grade levels and disciplines. These simple and fun strategies encourage metacognition, spark empathy, enhance communication, and reveal shifts in thinking over time. We’ll also address creative ideas for how to document these Thinking Routines in order to make learning visible both inside and outside the classroom.