This is the most cost-effective teacher development yet!
These webinars have been offered to faculties in the schools as well, often when she visits for an evaluative or in a mentoring capacity.
This participatory workshop offers educators an opportunity to consider avenues of self-development through taking a deep BREATH into inquiry-based small group discussion; which supports a connection with themselves and their students. Participants will engage in liberating inquiry-based discussions in small groups which are aimed to provide an online interactive experience which can be transferred to virtual teaching approaches in the classroom in any subject.
This participatory workshop offers educators an opportunity to consider avenues of inquiry-based on Taking it to the Next Level’ of working with Imagination, Inspiration and Intuition in Learning and Teaching strategies. The nature of Sleep in Learning and how ‘forgetting’ creates a form of learning a new and builds from deeper capacities. The nature of Sleep in Learning through the three stages of higher development: Imagination, Inspiration, and Intuition. How ‘forgetting’ creates a form of learning anew and builds from deeper capacities.
How do we incorporate the “unfinished” in every lesson? How do we engage students in self-directed activities? Relationships with students and the role of ‘Student Voice’ is at the center of this presentation. The balance between teacher presentation and student participation in classrooms and home environments through living inquiry.
What is learning, and how do you measure it? What is the role of imagination in imparting knowledge? Imaginative techniques for class teachers. Game playing a lesson plan. Riddles and the laughing classroom. Learning through laughter and tears. Stretching the soul development of children in the Grades.
Throughout this talk, Diane generates the ability to understand inner competencies and relationships to human development from 0-21 through inner and outer activity centered on the teacher, parent, and student.
Diane works with Individual teachers to harmonize and deepen connections through teaching subjects which include Big ideas and Core competencies: Weaving Lesson content through the year in academics, social structures, and into the future.
How do we teach toward the wholeness of learning about self and the world? Indigenous values taught that wholeness is at the core of all life. What would it look like? A universality of learning styles, competencies, and interconnectedness through project-based participatory strategies for student engagement. The Curriculum Seal approach is ideal for home-based learning and in the classroom from Gr 1-12.
Teaching through Constructive Inquiry: Ultimately, the concept that interconnected components such as the influence of the teacher, developmental essentials of adolescents, student engagement related to the needs of the times, and intuiting the unknown as teacher presenters, allow for teaching to flourish when creativity, choice, imagination, and constructivism nourish the adolescent spirit in the classroom. Diane uses Liberating Structures as a platform for online learning engagements.
