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Professional Development
Professional Development: 2009-10 The Key To Safe Schools' Success...
NEW!
Outdoor Learning Experiences for Students of All Ages
Join
us for hands-on workshops in the outdoors!
Discover the benefits of outdoor experiences for students
of all ages and learn how to create meaningful outdoor experiences for
young children.
When: Wednesday, April 28,
2010, 1 – 4 p.m.
Where: Nassau BOCES Brookville Outdoor and Environmental
Education Center
Cost: $45
(Dress
appropriately for outdoor activities)
Choose from two
workshops geared for different grade levels:
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Grades Pre-k–3:
“Look, Move, Build, Sketch” – this
learning model involves all the modalities. We will observe, record,
measure, compare and classify bugs and plants,
while having fun in the beautiful outdoor center at Brookville.
Mud included. (Dress appropriately for outdoor activities.)
Presenter: Mary Costagliola, Nassau BOCES Coordinator for the Great
Neck/Manhasset and Amityville Parent-Child Home Programs; LINCK member.
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Grades 4-12:
Sample the low challenge course activities
and learn how they connect with the Social, Emotional Development and
Learning (SEDL) guidelines. Discover the programs offered by Nassau
BOCES, including ecology, orienteering, Geocaching and survival. Learn
hands-on activities that meet the NYS Learning Standards.
Presenter:
Mary Watros, co-founding member of the Long Island Nature
Collaborative for Kids (LINCK) and Program Specialist for Nassau BOCES
Outdoor & Environmental Education
Note: These workshops are a follow-up to those
given in December 2009 - “Understanding the Benefits of Outdoor
Experiences for All Children” and “Creating Outside Learning Experiences
for Young Children.” All newcomers welcome!
Registration:
On MyLearning Plan:
www.mylearningplan.com
or
Download the
registration form here
Click here for
directions to the site
For more information contact
Social Emotional Development and Learning
Workshop
topics listed below are offered through Programs for Youth & Family
Literacy Programs, CoSer 513. Registration is available on
My Learning
Plan or by
paper registration ( available below)
See our
Department's newest brochure on SEDL programs and services
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For more information, contact:
Dr. Laura Lustbader,
Program Supervisor
llustbad@mail.nasboces.org
(516) 608-6456
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McKinney-Vento Education
of Homeless Children:
In-district
assistance available upon request
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Second Step:
Train the Trainers, Middle School Curriculum.
In-district assistance available
upon request
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Youth Violence:
Combating Gang Violence through Education
In-district assistance
available upon request
Contact:
Dr. Laura Lustbader, Program Supervisor
llustbad@mail.nasboces.org
(516) 608-6456 |
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