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A Return to Common Sense: Restoring Developmentally Appropriate Education to Our Schools - March 13 - LIU-Post
Event Details
Time: March 13, 2014 from 7pm to 9pm
Location: Tilles Center, LIU Post
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Event Type: educational, forum
Organized By: Department of Educational Leadership and Administration, LIU-Post
Latest Activity: Jan 21, 2014
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Event Description
Educational Forum
March 13, 7-9 PM
Tilles Center, LIU-Post
A Return to Common Sense: Restoring Developmentally Appropriate Education to Our Schools
A discussion of educational trends that have been affecting the development of school children on Long Island and across the country. The influence of high stakes testing on classroom and school environments, as well as community, educator and parent reactions to recent federal and state education policies, will be the focus of the conversation. Ample time will be devoted to audience questions.
Panelists
Dr. William Johnson, Superintendent, Rockville Centre Schools
Jeanette Deutermann, Parent Advocate
Dr. Anthony Griffin, Teacher, Central Islip Schools
Nikhil Goyal, activist, author
Principal – to be determined
Moderator
Dr. Arnold Dodge, Chairperson, Department of Educational Leadership and Administration, LIU-Post
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