SOLD OUT - Teacher Renewal Workshop Series (Workshop 3)

SOLD OUT – Teacher Renewal Workshop Series (Workshop 3)

Reawaken your love of learning, creativity and agency

This workshop series provides participants with tools, support, collegiality, a specific theory of learning and inspiration to revitalize themselves as educators and renew joy and creativity.

Event Details

Date: Saturday, April 27th, 2019

Time: 8:30 AM- 3:00 PM

Location: Academy Campus in Seton Village

Notes: Commitment to participate in all three workshops is a requirement for registration.

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Update: The Teacher Renewal Workshop Series is SOLD OUT.

Open to anyone working in a school setting, the Teacher Renewal Series invites participants to engage in deep exploration of their own learning and teaching practices, reawaken curiosity and increase awareness of innate human capacities that lead to enhanced well-being.

Through facilitated experiences, artistic expression, time for reflection and peer-to-peer conversation, participants experiment with new ways to apply their learnings in the classroom or other school settings.

SCHEDULE
The workshop series is scheduled for three Saturdays. Commitment to participate in all three workshops is a requirement for registration.

February 23rd
March 30th
April 27th

Program Schedule
8:30 am – Breakfast
9:00 am – Session start time
3:00 pm – End of session

COST
This is a free workshop series. A stipend is provided by the Santa Fe Public School District for SFPS educators.

Location

Academy Campus in Seton Village

Seton Village Rd, Santa Fe, NM, USA

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People

Lisa Faithorn

Lisa Faithorn is a research anthropologist, organizational consultant and educator. Her work with groups in the US and abroad focuses on individual and organizational transformation, ...

Randy Grillo

Randy Grillo has been a teacher of young adults for two decades. Through his experiences teaching in Washington State, Mexico, Costa Rica and New Mexico, he has developed a style of education dedicated to creating experiences for students where they slowly gain control of their own learning and the teacher becomes more the facilitator than the expert in the room.

Randy holds a B.A. in Romance Languages and Literature from the University of Washington, a Master’s in Education from Western Washington University, and National Board Teacher Certification in World Languages. He teaches Spanish and is the International Baccalaureate Coordinator at Mandela International Magnet School. He also teaches TESOL methodology classes at Santa Fe Community College and consults with school districts for best practices in working with English Language Learners.

Upon finishing his first school year in Santa Fe in 2009, Randy enrolled in the Summer Teacher Renewal Institute, and since then has participated in Wisdom Circles and El Otro Lado in the Schools. He co-facilitates the Teacher Renewal Series.