Have you thought about how you can connect what your students are learning more to the world around them, but haven’t had the time or support to make it happen? Join this workshop and collaborate with others to make this happen.
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Have you thought about how you can connect what your students are learning more to the world around them, but haven’t had the time or support to make it happen? Join this workshop and collaborate with others to make this happen.
Friday, May 12, 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
Register to receive the Zoom link.
We will focus on working backwards by starting with a community action and connecting it to outcomes and content. You’ll develop 2-3 potential community or civic actions for your students: really ambitious, doable with some support, and/or totally safe.
Taylor and Sapan will support you in this process so you can come away with a workable class goal for the 2023-2024 school year. This workshop is for all levels of experience with community-engaged or civic education. Just come with a class in mind.
Stipend: $50 | PD Hours: 2
For more details, reach out to Taylor Dalrymple (taylor.dalrymple@bellevuecollege.edu), Faculty Lead for Community-Engaged & Civic Education.
Series Description:
At the RISE Learning Institute, we strive to support more active and out-of-the-box educational practices. We will be holding three course development workshops this quarter during which faculty participants will brainstorm, troubleshoot, and design future community-engaged and civic education course components. The aim is to provide a space for you to access paid, real-time support with thinking through the challenges, logistics, and needs of connecting course content with community partners, activities, or specific social or environmental issues.
Last Updated May 11, 2023