Developmental Designs 2

$729

Overview

During this week-long workshop, you will learn:

  • Practical ways to build community and strengthen academics at the same time

  • How to teach students the skill and habit of planning and reflecting on the quality of their work

  • Ways to give students structures to solve their own problems

  • Prevention of misbehavior through agreed-upon and practiced protocols to guide students through the day

  • Pacing a class period for maximum attention and retention

  • Structures for teaching content that maximize engagement

  • How to use an audience of peers to spark interest in learning and deepen understanding

  • Bridging structures that support student endorsement

  • How to teach by learning to plan and playing to learn

  • A structure for introducing materials and equipment that heightens student interest and skill

Prerequisite: Developmental Designs

This workshop can be presented on-site for your school. See School Services.

Note: Origins reserves the right to cancel workshops.  Origins is not liable for any travel-related or other expenses incurred by a registrant or payee due to a canceled workshop.

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Upcoming Dates & Locations

Jun 17-21, 2013 in San Francisco, CA (see map)
Thomas Edison Charter Academy
$729.00
Jun 17-21, 2013 in Saint Paul, MN (see map)
Community of Peace Charter School
$729.00
Jun 24-28, 2013 in Bloomington, MN (see map)
Oak Grove Middle School
$729.00
Jul 15-19, 2013 in Chicago, IL (see map)
John B. Murphy Elementary School
$729.00
Jul 22-26, 2013 in Washington, DC (see map)
Walker-Jones Education Campus
$729.00
Jul 29, 2013-Aug 2, 2013 in Los Angeles, CA (see map)
Westside Neighborhood School
$729.00
Aug 5-9, 2013 in Bronx, NY (see map)
New Visions Charter High School
$729.00
Aug 5-9, 2013 in Verona, WI (see map)
Olson Elementary
$729.00
Aug 12-16, 2013 in St. Louis Park, MN (see map)
Aquila Elementary School
$729.00
Aug 12-16, 2013 in Keene, NH (see map)
Keene Middle School
$729.00
Aug 12-16, 2013 in Cambridge, MA (see map)
Cambridge Rindge & Latin School
$729.00

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What to Expect

For experienced and new educators alike, this will be a week of professional and personal growth. Throughout the week, you'll find:

  • Affirmation - of the good practices you are already using
  • Solutions- for turning past classroom problems into future successes
  • Camaraderie-with fellow educators as you share ideas, get support for your challenges, and feel the power of community membership
  • An immersion experience-facilitators just don't talk about positive strategies; they model them. After you see the modeling, you'll have the chances during the week to practice the strategies yourself.

Workshop Schedule

Most workshops begin at 8:00 a.m. and end at 3:30 p.m. Week-long institutes end at 12:30 p.m. on Friday. After you register, you will receive a confirmation email with more detailed information about the schedule for your particular course.

Sample daily schedule

7:45     Refreshments
8:10     Whole group activities and announcements
8:30     Seminar sessions
12:00   Recess and Lunch (provided Monday-Thursday)
1:00     Seminar sessions
3:30     Closing

The institute ends at 12:30 on Friday.

The start and end time for on-site workshops may be altered to better suit the school schedule.

Food arrangements

We provide morning snacks every day and lunch on the 3:30 dismissal days for off-site workshops hosted by Origins. Food arrangements for on-site workshops will be subject to the school agreement.

Continuing education credits

You will receive a 30-hour certificate of attendance for participation in the entire week.

 Learn about graduate credit.

 

Facilitators

All our facilitators are experienced practitioners who know the middle school classroom. All have gone through an extensive and rigorous multi-year certification process. This process ensures that they are well practiced in using the Developmental Designs approach and skillful in teaching it to others. Some facilitators work full-time for Origins, doing professional development work year-round; others are middle school classroom, teachers who use the Developmental Designs approach in their own classrooms. All share with you a commitment to fostering the well-being and academic growth of young adolescents.

Learn more about Developmental Designs core facilitators.

Todd Bartholomay

Programs and Special Projects Director

Developmental Designs Certified and Responsive Classroom Trained

612-822-3422 EX 206 | Email contact form

Sharon Greaves

Consulting Teacher; Administrator for School Services

Developmental Designs and Responsive Classroom Certified

612-822-3422 | M 612-578-8886 | 800-543-8750 | Email contact form

Christopher Hagedorn

Consulting Teacher; Writer

Developmental Designs and Responsive Classroom Certified

612-822-3422 | M 612-644-3027 | Email contact form

Erin Klug

Consulting Teacher; Professional Development Specialist

Developmental Designs and Responsive Classroom Certified

612-822-3422 EX 215 | Email contact form

Scott Tyink

Consulting Teacher

Developmental Designs and Responsive Classroom Certified

M 612-964-6255 | Email contact form