(NAME-MCE) Conference: Social Justice through Children's Literature

[Paul C. Gorski]

FYI on an interesting conference...
 
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From: Gail Bush [mailto:Gail.Bush at nl.edu] 
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To: Gail Bush; Paul C. Gorski; krrlh at aol.com; connolly.peggy at gmail.com;
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Berkson
Cc: Center for Teaching through Children's Books
Subject: Registration for INDIVISIBLE Online



National-Louis University invites you to join us on June 20, 2007, for a
special day of study for educators dedicated to teaching toward social
justice and equity for all students. The Center for Teaching through
Children's Books and the Office of Partnerships presents INDIVISIBLE:
Teaching for Social Justice through Children's Literature, a one-day
symposium designed as an opportunity to develop new vistas that help us to
inform ourselves and inform our practice. Select a concurrent workshop from
the top national organizations working toward a renewed sense of humanity in
education; listen to a moderated conversation between Bill Ayers and Deborah
Ellis, both educational leaders who think deeply and act on their
convictions; participate in a curriculum connections seminar led by NLU
faculty that will apply knowledge to practice through literature; and of
course, let's dance together just for fun. Register early, space is limited.


 

We hope to see you there: http://ce.nl.edu/indivisible.htm.