Pacific Lutheran University 4 Semester Unit Option
(4.0 Semester Credits = 6.0 Term Credits)
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KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS That Address Today’s Standards: Click below to access this year's schedule!
Johnny Lake presents “Diversity: More Than Just a Word, Culture, Context and Communication”
Johnny Lake is a nationally certified and internationally recognized speaker and trainer in programs focused on leadership, diversity, community-building, cross-cultural interactions skills, promoting equity and ethics. The focus will be on identifying and building a Practical Framework of Skills, Strategies and Methods for teachers and schools respecting Diversity and Multiculturalism.It will include personal understanding and making practical application of concepts, ideas, and tools to support implementation.
Barb MacWilliam presents "DFZ: Discrimination Free Zone"
Barb has been the DFZ coordinator at Cal Young Middle School in Eugene, Oregon since 2003. She has also taught Science and Health at the middle school level for 12 years. The presentation will focus on discrimination free activities that encourage acceptance of all students. Learning how to develop awareness and embrace differences can provide a safer environment for students within the classroom and throughout the school.
Martin Fleming presents "Getting to Respect: Making your classroom a safe place for all"
Mr. Fleming is the director of "ForKidSake," a training and consultation company focused on helping educators and caregivers of young people. He has conducted workshops and seminars in 43 States and Canada and appeared in many guest spots in regional and national media, such as The Early Show with Bryant Gumbel, National Public Radio, and CNN. He is the author of 10 books and was recently voted "Best Presenter" at a large national conference and strives to give people practical, effective strategies for helping kids in a humorous and engaging manner.
Note: Speakers and Topics subject to change without notice
Breakout Sessions
Curricular Buzz Sessions
Health & Wellness Activities
Walking / Jogging
Tennis
Basketball
Bowling
Weights
Golf
Volleyball
*Some wellness options may be an additional cost.
What to Bring: Every day we do some type of wellness activity, so bring your walking shoes and other gear that may apply to your personal wellness desires. For example: mountain bike, tennis racket, golf clubs, bowling ball, etc.
How Often Do You Get To Share and Absorb
Successful Teaching Practices, that are Standards-Based,
in Specific Subjects With Your Peers? ...Now You Can!
Subject Specific Breakout Sessions Every Day:
Why Wellness Options are Relevant:
• National Health Epidemic
• NEA Magazine claims the leading health issue for
women teachers is heart disease – stress
• Teachers operate at top performance levels when they are healthy & content
• Teachers modeling wellness for our next generation
ONE ADDITIONAL WEEK = 4 or 3 semester units
EXPAND YOUR 08 “SI EXPERIENCE ”
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Earn Multiple Credits! Other Summer Institutes in your area:
- Redmond, OR: June 23-28 2008 EDUC 501 S08 "Enhancing Teacher Excellence"
- Springfield, OR: July 14-19 2008 EDUC 501C S08 "Balancing Standards, Tests, and the Whole Child"
Each venue offers unique geographic opportunities: Check website for more info…
Save Money! Early Pre-Registration is recommended!
There will be a $100 non refundable deposit and no refunds after July 1.
Note: Staff development funds may be used for these classes (check with your school district). Also, Treasury Regulation Schedule I-162 permits income tax deduction. Be sure to save your receipt. There will be a $100 non refundable deposit and no refunds after June 1.
Class sizes are limited-based on facility capacity.
