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E2 2018 Microsoft Education Singapore - Duration: 2:09.
- Hi, this is Anthony from Microsoft
and I'm incredibly excited that planning is underway
for one of my favorite events of the year,
Microsoft's E2 event.
This year we're hosting it in Singapore.
- Yes, we're really excited, it's going to be in Singapore
March 13th to 15th so this is a great opportunity
for innovative educators from around the world
to get together, so a little bit more about the event?
- Well, E2 is not only an amazing experience,
it brings together some of the best educators on the planet
who are bringing innovation to their classroom.
We're going to celebrate their ideas, share them with
all of you, but really celebrate the amazing things
that are happening in classrooms around the world,
to drive change in education.
- And also, Singapore is an important location
for all of us because their education system is well
recognized across the world.
- Well certainly they're delivering amazing classrooms
in some of the best schools,
really driving innovative practices,
and they're also delivering results.
We've been partnering with the education ministry
in Singapore on many projects throughout the years,
and their willingness to drive change is reflected
in their economic growth and development,
and their commitment to education is real,
and hopefully we'll share that
with many of the educators that are visiting.
- Great, so we are hard in planning so we expect
a lot of you live in Singapore and also if you can't come,
then make sure to tune in on March 14th for the live event,
it's going to be broadcasted through Facebook.
We're looking forward to seeing all of you, your friends,
your peers, through parties or joining us live as well.
If you want to qualify to come to the live Singapore event,
then work with your Microsoft teams,
because they are running local contests
and you can submit your projects to qualify for this trip.
If you are not an MIE expert, and you want to become
part of this exclusive and great community of practice,
then you can go to the educator community
at education.microsoft.com and become a certified MIE,
which is the first step before you can become an expert.
Thank you and we're looking forward
to seeing you in Singapore.
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Darlington County Board of Education Nov. 27, 2017 Meeting Update - Duration: 3:34.
Hi, I'm Audrey Childers, your public information officer, and this is a
summary of the November 27th board work session. Joel Carter and Ana Creed,
architects with Jumper Carter Sease, presented the board with a possible one
story layout for the new school in Darlington. The "T-style" school better
fits the limitations of the property at Cain Elementary School. The staffs of
Brunson-Dargan Elementary School and Cain Elementary School will have the
opportunity to review the layout and the plans to make sure it meets their needs
before the board gives their final approval. And we look forward to sharing
all of this with our community members. The board received information from
Maggie Blackmon, our interim chief financial officer, about the many capital
projects within Darlington County School District. Ultimately, the board members
decided to table the discussion, giving Ms. Blackmon, Ervin McElveen, our
operations director, and Dr. John Thames. our finance consultant, an opportunity to
go back and create a list of prioritized needs and those associated costs. The
board heard from district lawyer Jay James about property the board plans to give
to the City of Darlington for recreational use. The board voted in June
to give property by the Virgil Wells Park and by Swift Creek to the city. The
city recently had the land surveyed, and the board discussed the proposed
property lines as well as potential limitations and restrictions on the land,
including ensuring that access to the B.A. Gary Complex is maintained. No votes were
taken, of course, and they'll discuss it again at an upcoming board meeting. The
board briefly discussed moving to a block schedule, district-wide. There are
pros and cons to the schedule, including scheduling challenges and recruiting
benefits. Dr. Charlie Burry, principal of
Hartsville High School, did a good job of sharing both sides. Darlington County was on a
block schedule for many years until moving to the normal "skinny" schedule due
to budget restrictions. The board has asked the administration to form a
committee with principals, teachers and administrators to come up with
recommendations for the board to review. There was also some discussion about
waiting until the new superintendent is on board before
making any big changes like this. The board briefly discussed what to do with
school buildings that will not be needed once the new schools are built. Several
groups have expressed an interest in using the old buildings. The board will
discuss those at a later date, and no specifics were given. In other business,
Boardmember Wanda Hassler shared with the board an evaluation for
superintendents that she received from another district. She asked the board
members to consider how they would like to evaluate superintendents in the
future. Finally there was a brief discussion
about moving the kindergarteners who are zoned for Washington and West Hartsville
Elementary to the new school once the school is completed and out of Southside
Early Childhood Center. Doing so will give the students space in the new
school, make all of the new elementary schools consistent grade-wise across the
district, and free up much-needed space at Southside Early Childhood Center,
perhaps eliminating most or all of the mobile units over there. The board
decided they needed more information before they make any decisions or move
forward on that. So, that's what they'll be doing next. And that's what happened
at the November 27th board work session. I'm Audrey Childers, and thank you for
watching!
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Environmental Education: An Innovative Approach - Duration: 5:44.
Hi, I'm John Flicker and I'm president of Prescott College.
Here at Prescott College , we care about environmental sustainability, we care about protecting the
environment.
And we know that people will protect what they love, and they will love what they know.
So we have a huge emphasis on Environmental Education as a way to get people exposed to
nature so that they will understand it, so that they will care about it, love it, and
then do something to go out and protect it.
One of the really great things about environmental education at Prescott College is the diversity
of forms that it comes in.
I mean, obviously we have the traditional approaches, but what's really unique about
Prescott College environmental education is the interdisciplinary form that the advocacy
and education takes here.
So I mean, that can be anything from social justice students studying environmental racism,
agro-ecology students studying school gardens, we have adventure education students doing
science and sustainability in the back country.
On top of all of that, we have the opportunity to design your own independent studies, so
that your approach to environmental education really suits your interests.
I started the Environmental Education program at Prescott College but I prefer to refer
to it as place based Environmental Education.
By saying that I feel like it differentiates us from most environmental education programs
that are teaching about the environment through the lens of science.
And what I feel that we're doing is looking at our community, looking at the reality of
water, and its scarcity in the southwest, and also really helping young people understand
that we were not the first people here.
I think all of this needs to be part of an education in a vital region that is place
based, and this is often something that is not included in typical environmental education
programs.
Doug's EE methods course is really an incredible example of how PC uses experiential learning
in every classroom.
The other thing that distinguishes our program is that we work with students in a fifth grade
class, with the Prescott Unified School District and my students get to have the same group
of students for a six week program where they go out into the community and discover and
explore the creeks of Prescott and learn about their cultural history and also the natural
history of the environment.
And so to have that opportunity to work with fifth graders is an opportunity that I've
not seen in any other program in the country where you have that kind of connection we've
been making with the fifth graders in Prescott for the last 38 years.
I thought it was a really cool experience to get to work with fifth graders in the Prescott
school district, and take them out into what is essentially their own back yard, and teach
them about watersheds and teach them about conservation issues that are pertinent to
the regional area.
And some of these kids had never been up to the top of Thumb Butte before, some of them
had never been in Granite Creek before.
It's a really amazing experience to see like children who like would really just want
to just play video games all day, and like the first couple of days were like, "I don't
really know that thumb butte is a thing in my own back yard and I don't really know
about like Prescott's hiking trails and like the creeks and the watershed, isn't
that like where you keep a hose?"
Much of our programming here for our resident students is out in nature, we think nature
is the best classroom.
Our students are out in vans doing research from geological backpacking tours to a semester
in the Grand Canyon, our orientation program here is a three week wilderness orientation
program similar to an outward bound program.
it's just so great, all of the pathways to environmental education you can take here
at Prescott College.
And one thing I'm really excited about right now is our center for early childhood and
nature place based education.
The NP center has been around at Prescott College for several years now, it's funded
by the Storer Foundation, and it really has set Prescott College as an international leader
in the field of early childhood Environmental Education.
So we have completely redesigned the under grad and graduate certification pathways so
that nature and place based education is woven into the entire program from start to finish.
Another thing that the NP center does here at Prescott College is called our summer institute,
and that is a week long institute that for students, practitioners, teachers, administrators,
anyone in the field of early childhood education, looking into nature and place based methodology.
We let students choose their own paths here, so your studies, and your research, and your
projects, they're all reflective and relevant to your values and your community and your
dreams.
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Learn Colors for Babies with 3D Cartoon Toy Soccer Ball Slider Kids Learning Toddler Education - Duration: 16:44.
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Utah Nonprofit Helps Refugees Get an Education - Duration: 2:10.
MOST OF US CAN'T IMAGINE A LIFE WHERE OUR BIGGEST WORRY IS HOW WE'RE GOING TO AFFORD
TO EAT…
BUT FOR A LOT OF REFUGEES THIS IS A CONSTANT STRUGGLE.
ELEVEN NEWS REPORTER MCKENNA KING TELLS US HOW A PROVO ORGANIZATION IS HELPING THESE
PEOPLE LIVE A MORE WORRY FREE LIFE.
LEONARD BAGALWA FOUNDED THE UTAH COMMUNITY AND REFUGEE PARTNERSHIP CENTER IN 2016…
AND THEIR MISSION IS SIMPLE.
"To inspire, empower, and educate our refugees."
LEONARD IS A REFUGEE HIMSELF…
AND GROWING UP IN CONGO…
NOT BEING ABLE TO AFFORD AN EDUCATION…
HE TRULY UNDERSTANDS THE IMPORTANCE OF ONE.
"Education is just the key for everything."
AFTER RECEIVING HIS OWN EDUCATION…
HE FOUNDED THE UCRPC…
WHERE NO ONE…
INCLUDING HIMSELF IS PAID."100% of the money goes back to refugees."
ONE OF THEIR MAIN GOALS IS HELPING OTHER REFUGEES RECEIVE AN EDUCATION AND BECOME SELF SUFFICIENT…
CURRENTLY THEY ARE PAYING FULL TUITION FOR 8 COLLEGE STUDENTS.
"By grace of God I found Leonard, when I found Leonard, I asked him to show me how I can
push up my life."
THIS ORGANIZATION IS CHANGING THE LIVES OF MANY REFUGEES.
"6 years ago if you would have asked me are you going to be in the university?
I would be laughing at you, I would be like, you're crazy."
LEONARD HOPES TO BE ABLE TO HELP EVEN MORE REFUGEES...
HE SAYS HE HOPES THAT PEOPLE WILL ADVOCATE FOR REFUGEES TO BE WELCOMED INTO THE UNITED
STATES.
"When we talk about refugees we are talking about people who really lost everything.
They didn't have any choice to leave their country.
They just left because they don't wanna die.
We want people to look at them as human, not as just an alien."
AND THEY COULDN'T DO ALL OF THIS WITHOUT THE HELP OF THE COMMUNITY…"I appreciate all
the help that we get when we get here…
Life is good, but we forget to thank people that are helping us."
LEONARD TELLS ME THAT THE BIGGEST THING A PERSON CAN DO TO HELP A REFUGEE IS TO SIMPLY
BE THEIR FRIEND.
IF YOU'D LIKE TO DONATE TO THIS CAUSE…
HEAD TO UCRPC.ORG.
THANKS MCKENNA.
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Education - Top Up BA (Hons) at London South Bank University - Duration: 4:25.
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Question 6 - David Seymour to the Minister of Education - Duration: 2:50.
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Question 10 - Darroch Ball to the Associate Minister of Education - Duration: 2:18.
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11/09/17 Joint Budget and Finance and Education Committee Meeting - Duration: 1:24:37.
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Top 10 in 10 in 2: Competency-Based Education - Duration: 2:35.
Hello, I'm Sheila Alles, Chief Deputy Superintendent at the Michigan Department of Education . . . .and
this is another edition of the Top 10 in 10 in 2 Podcast.
One of the educational innovations that has been identified as a strategy of our Top 10
in 10 plan is competency-based education.
Competency-based education is a form of personalized learning and personalized learning is a key
component of the Learner-centered supports Focus Area in our Top 10 in 10 Strategic Plan
When we think about the purpose of education, we know that one aspect of this work is to
develop knowledge and skills that can be applied later in life.
Leaders in business and industry say that they need employees who are collaborative
problem-solvers, and who have strong critical thinking and communication skills.
How do we know that our students have these skills when they graduate from high school?
This is where competency based education comes in.
In a competency-based education system, instruction is more student focused and personalized.
Students demonstrate mastery or competency of specific skills, or content, at their own
pace.
Credits and grades are based on proficiency in content standards and skills, rather than
on participation, seat time, tests or homework alone.
Student progress is assessed in multiple ways, including activities outside of the classroom,
and is reported based on learning targets and competencies, rather than just letter
grades reported over a period of time.
Competency-based education represents a new way in how students demonstrate their skills
and understanding, and a more helpful way for schools and educators to report that information
to parents, colleges and universities, and employers.
Some Michigan school districts are at the cutting edge of this approach.
We want to thank these districts for their pioneering work in this area, and encourage
all educators to begin to explore these efforts, and all of the other innovations identified
in the goals and strategies in Michigan's Top 10 in 10 Strategic Plan.
Working together on these efforts, we will be better equipped to help Michigan's schools
achieve our education mission of supporting learners and learning.
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Governor Ducey visits Tucson and talks about funds for K-12 education - Duration: 1:32.
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Question 7 - Jamie Strange to the Minister of Education - Duration: 2:02.
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Physical Education Change - Duration: 1:54.
The physical education program at Schuylerville high school is getting a
makeover this year. "The aim of the new program is to educate students on a
total body type health and fitness level." The program has moved away from strictly
sports and game education and has evolved into a comprehensive training program.
"You now get to go and work on yourself to better improve yourself, you know
where before when you do those team games and things like that I think often
times you had kids who kind of got lost in the mix and now it allows you to
focus on yourself and make yourself better, you know, which is always a great
thing." During class students rotate through training block areas, completing
two exercises at each station. At the end of all five training blocks, students
have finished a total body workout. "This year it's much more structured.
There's a lot of stations basically and it's easier to get a lot of work done in
one period than it was as a freshman and sophomore. It keeps everything
moving keeps the group split up pretty evenly, makes everything go by
faster and it's just it's easier in a way they stay organized."
The new approach is aimed to benefit each student both physically and
cognitively. "We feel that not only are you able to get stronger physically, but
you're also able to handle things on a mindful side of things much better with
the exercise that we are now doing in class." And the goal? Give students the
skills and training they need for the future. "It is one of those pieces that is
very important for our students to have that knowledge to go outside of school
and to continue their lifelong health."
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What Does ESSA Say about a Well-Rounded Education? - Duration: 3:37.
[Introduction animation and Music playing]
[Narrator speaking in front of a title 'ESSA News'] NARRATOR: Welcome to the ESSA News. Today our topic is "well-rounded education", a new term
introduced by the Every Student Succeeds Act. This is a much broader concept than
the older term "core academic subjects." Well-rounded education includes 17
subjects covering the regular academics plus a wide variety of other subjects
including the arts, humanities, sciences and Social Sciences. The goal is to
provide an enriched curriculum experience for every learner.
What's the ESSA definition of a well-rounded education? "It includes courses, activities, and
programming in subjects such as English, reading or language arts writing science,
technology, engineering, mathematics, foreign languages, civics and government,
economics, arts, history, geography, computer science, music, career and
technical education, health, physical education, and any other subject as
determined by the State or local education agency, with the purpose of
providing all students access to an enriched curriculum and educational
experience." (ESSA, Title VIII section 8002) What does a well-rounded education look
like? Skills and reading, language arts, and writing help students understand and
process written text for both learning and enjoyment. The goal is to help
students become lifelong learners. In science, students learn the principles
and skills to help them understand and engage with the world around them.
In mathematics and computer science, students learn basic computational and
reasoning skills and then progress to algebra, calculus, and computer programming.
Studying civics, government, economics
history, and geography helps students learn about the world's many cultures,
and prepares them to take an active role in society. When students learn languages
other than English they are more prepared to be active participants in
our global society this includes Spanish French Latin Chinese and others
including sign language. As they participate in arts and music
opportunities, students gain skills and appreciation for music, theater, dance,
choir, orchestra, band, and many visual arts. We prepare students to live healthy
lives when they participate in fitness training, individual and team sports, and
activities that promote positive nutrition and exercise habits. The many
career and technical education options allow students to explore future
opportunities and interests in areas such as STEM, law, marketing, education,
hospitality, and agriculture. In technology and engineering, students
apply their skills from other subject areas to real-world situations, helping
to create the world of the future. ESSA's focus on a well-rounded education gives
schools the flexibility to use their funds for a variety of subject areas.
They can create learning opportunities that provide all students access to an
enriched curriculum and educational experience.
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How to apply online NTS Punjab School Education Department latest november december - Duration: 10:10.
How to apply online NTS Punjab School Education Department latest november december
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