Please join us for two workshops that will inspire and provide practical ways to engage and motivate your students. You may attend both workshops or just one. The first workshop is not a prerequisite for the second workshop.
7 Reasons Why Boredom Isn’t Necessarily a BAD Thing… Until It Is. “I’m bored.” But what does that really mean? Boredom in gifted learners may result from under stimulation or even from over challenge, but what if boredom was the catalyst to creativity rather than a barrier to achievement? Together we will diagnose a variety of scenarios and share practical strategies to reverse the poisonous effects of frustration, apathy, and utter disengagement.
In this interactive professional learning experience, participants will enter the Boredom Emergency Room and be presented with a variety of symptoms from seven gifted students. Together we will diagnose the issues and prescribe a set of teaching and learning strategies to remedy the situation and activate student agency.
Date and Time: April 18, 2024 4:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Location: CATALYST 4500 N Oracle Rd Suite 110 Tucson, AZ
Constructing Memorable Learning Experiences: The Blueprint Revealed! What makes something memorable? How can we intentionally design teaching and learning to last a lifetime rather than just until the test? Embark on this professional learning journey where we deconstruct the process of making memories and reveal a blueprint for building captivating experiences to engage you and your gifted learners in the creative process. Depart with a set of ready to use tools for heightening curiosity and imagination while developing the courage to make responsible choices in risk taking and embracing the ambiguity of complex challenges and authentic learning.
Saturday, April 20 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Amphi The Learning and Professional Development Building
701 W Wetmore Road Tucson, AZ
Cost: $25
Registration can be for one or both of the sessions. The selection of which session attending will be given during the registration process.
Questions: Contact Marianne Landrith at marianne.landrith@pima.gov
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