Who Said Teaching Boys Was Challenging? - 24182

What does the popular saying “Boys will be boys" really mean? In this three-part series, we will explore the culturalization and learning needs of boys from diverse backgrounds as well as the social nuances that influence how boys interact with educators and how we interact with them. The first session will focus on the needs of boys, in a general sense, and provide strategies for creating responsive learning environments. Session two will focus on the cultural needs of African-American and Latino boys, and session three will address the growing concern about the under-performance of Caucasian boys in a culture focused on meeting the needs of our majority-minority learners. It is recommended that participants attend all three parts of the series to receive maximum benefit; however, participants may register for each session individually.

Schedule & Location
12/9/2019 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
ESC Region 11
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Assistant Principals, Charter School Personnel, Instructional Leaders, Teacher - General Education, Teacher - Special Education, Central Office Administrators, Coordinators, Counselors, Paraprofessionals, Principals
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Participants are strongly encouraged to attend session one prior to attending sessions two and three to receive maximum benefit. Participants must be willing to complete enrichment tasks after each session that will help teachers create a learning environment that is more responsive to boys.
Objectives
Provide the learner with an overview of gender based research focused on the instructional needs of boys. Share some research-based strategies that support the physical, cognitive and social needs of boys. Help teachers develop an action plan to address the challenges they may experience as it relates to interacting with a diverse group of boys.
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