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A conference for forward-thinking educators
An exciting one-day conference for educators, including K-12 teachers, higher education faculty, college students and other learning practitioners to develop and exchange best practices in teaching and learning. Presentations will include hands-on workshops and research-based current strategies to engage your 21st century learners!
Conference Details
The College of St. Scholastica, Duluth, MN
When: Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Cost: $125
Details: This event will also offer a host of break-out sessions geared towards engaging the 21st century learner.
CEUs: Presentations will meet MDE re-licensure strands.
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2013 Keynote address
"Children and Teachers Under Siege: Race, Poverty, and the Public Schools" by Jonathan Kozol
In the passion of the civil rights campaigns of 1964 and 1965, Jonathan Kozol gave up the prospect of a promising and secure career within the academic world, moved from Harvard Square into a poor black neighborhood of Boston, and became a fourth grade teacher.
He has since devoted nearly his entire life to the challenge of providing equal opportunity within our public schools to every child, of whatever racial origin or economic level. He is, at the present time, the most widely read and highly honored education writer in America.
Kozol is the author of many books, including the award-winning Amazing Grace. His most recent book, Fire in the Ashes, is a powerful and stirring culmination of the stories he has told over a quarter-century about the children of the poorest urban neighborhood in the United States.
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