Learning is mobile, on demand, and global. Learning is becoming more personalized and self-directed. The role of schools is fundamentally challenged by the Web.

During this three-day program, Giselle Martin-Kniep, Will Richardson, and Douglas Fisher will focus on the non-negotiable principles, conditions, and characteristics of schools and school leaders that promote 21st centure learning.

They will address how in this new world of global connections and personal online learning, school leaders must re-envision the basic foundations of teaching and learning. They will understand the Web's impact on education and how it transforms how students learn.

Building student competence in the 21st century classrrom requires precision teaching that will ensure student success through the gradual release of responsibility from teacher to student.

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TARGET AUDIENCE

Teams of K-12 central office administrators, building administrators, and teachers are encouraged to attend all three sessions.

Qualifies for

credit hours.

REGISTRATION

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