We were participating in a Master Class run by The Academy for Teachers, a new nonprofit set on reconnecting teachers with the love of learning that made them want to be educators in the first place.
On the one hand, they tell us that we should willingly accept increased workloads, over-crowded classrooms, "furloughs," downsizing and lay-offs; while, on the other hand, they tell us we should retain all the idealism and dedication that led us to become professional educators in the first place.
William James, the philosopher and psychologist, was among those who attended, as were other prominent academics, like Adolf Meyer, who would become perhaps the most important psychiatric educator in the first half of the 20th century, and Franz Boas, the father of American anthropology.
Ms. Khareri and her staff did what thousands of other Kenyan educators did in the first few weeks – improvise.
The agreement ends a strike of over 30,000 educators in the nation's second-largest school district and puts teachers back in their classrooms Wednesday.
Diane Ravitch, the education historian who built her intellectual reputation battling progressive educators and served in the first Bush administration's Education Department, is in the final stages of an astonishing, slow-motion about-face on almost every stand she once took on American schooling.
A total of 161 clinical educators completed the second round.
In fact, educators are the fourth most likely professionals to marry each other.
In the second round, clinical educators were asked how they would go about facilitating a developmental learning process rather than focusing on the products of learning.
This was supported by the continued provision of the community education sessions by one of the partner organisations, the proposal for a new joint research study by another and the engagement of peer educators from the third partner in a new community project being led by the community health service.
