Webinars with Ideas to Help Navigate Today’s Education Landscape
Education Now is a new initiative of the Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE) to respond to the dramatic changes in the field of education in the wake of the novel coronavirus. Over the past two months, Education Now webinars have explored—in a tight 30-minute format—the power of human connection, leadership in crisis, and most recently the path ahead for K–12 education, among other topics. Hosted by HGSE’s Richard Weissbourd, the webinars are broadcast via Zoom each Wednesday, streaming live on Facebook, and available for later viewing on YouTube and Facebook, as well as on the Education Now website. Educators are invited to dive in and gain insight into education’s current challenges. They can watch the six episodes online and visit the Education Now website to learn about future episodes airing this summer.
TheNEA Foundation’s Student Success grants fund projects that will stimulate students’ curiosity and help them become successful global citizens who are critical thinkers and problem solvers.
Penn State’sMaster of Education in Curriculum and Instruction is led by expert faculty from the Penn State College of Education and conveniently offered online through Penn State World Campus. Through the exemplary in-class learning and research this program offers, you can advance your knowledge of curriculum, teaching, learning, teacher education, and educational supervision. A Penn State education can help you prepare to meet the challenges facing education in diverse and changing social, cultural, economic, and physical environments. Apply by April 1 for a May 17 start.
Penn State’s Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction is led by expert faculty from the Penn State College of Education and conveniently offered online through Penn State World Campus. Through the exemplary in-class learning and research this program offers, you can advance your knowledge of curriculum, teaching, learning, teacher education, and educational supervision. Apply by April 1 for a May 17 start.