Webinar: Transform Teaching into Mentoring
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Webinar Series for School Leaders: The Quest to Transform High School
About this Event:
Transform Teaching into Mentoring
Develop Mentoring Techniques to Suit Each Student
Wednesday, March 17, 2021
2:00 – 3:00 pm EST | Zoom
- Learn how to make your school and classroom culture more student-centered in 4 practical steps.
- Hear from Quest Forward Academy high school teachers who adopted a mentoring approach, and learn about the difference it’s made in student performance, student engagement, and morale.
- Receive a free ebook to learn more about how to transform classrooms at your high school.
Facilitators
- Kelsey Cain, Director of Professional Learning, Opportunity Education
- Jolene Zywica, PhD, Senior Director of Learning Strategy, Opportunity Education
- John Young, Dean of Faculty, Girard College High School
- Nils Palsson, Social Sciences Mentor, Quest Forward Academy Santa Rosa
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