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The exclusive edition for the 10-year anniversary of the educational program created by the choreographer and artistic director Roberta Ferrara, in special collaboration with VERVE, the postgraduate company of the Northern School of Contemporary Dance, Leeds (UK), artistic director Matteo Marfoglia.

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An immersive experience where quality and versatility, information and opportunity unite. But not only. Ensemble becomes a necessary bridge between education and work. Ensemble gives constant support to its young dancers to fulfil themselves, increase awareness of their bodies, and build a career. The self-fulfilment of its participants is a fixed objective of the educational programme we offer.

Our Honors Program is designed to provide an enriched academic experience for talented and highly motivated elementary education majors. It offers rewarding experiences such as smaller class sizes and opportunities to engage in educational research.

The faculty and staff at CCS are a group of believers from various nationalities, including Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Bolivia, who labor at CCS because they have a calling from God to see lives transformed by Christ through an educational setting. All missionary teachers come through a mission agency, such as SIM, Teach Beyond or Resourcing Christian Education International.

The increasing dynamism of contemporary society poses some challenges also to current learning processes that could benefit from new methods based upon intelligent technologies. The use of technology, in this context, can be an enabling factor. The Intelligent Tutoring Systems (ITS), for example, are systems that, despite some limitations (for example, lack of dynamic adaptability and reduced innovation compared to classical learning environments), are able to support the acquisition of knowledge by their users through the use of modern Information and Communication Technologies. The experience of the authors in the field of education, coming from the development of crisis management training systems, has been renewed and enriched over the years, arriving to a new generation of ITSs. This latter one is able to support the dynamic adaptation of the lessons and to bring the educational processes out of the classrooms, overcoming the original limitations of the ITSs and pursuing the idea of a continuous learning both in time and in space.

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EQUILIBRIO DINAMICO was founded in 2011 with the aim of creating collaborative creations in the field of contemporary dance and supporting experimental research. The company has presented choreographies by Roberta Ferrara (IT), Bert Uyttenhove (BE), Matthias Kass (DE), Clemnt Bugnon (CH), Igor Kirov (MK), Jiri Pokorny (CZ) and Marco Blazquez (ES) on national and international stages. www.equilibriodinamico.org

Our certificates at LBCC are titled in the same way as the levels of the CD permit because they provide you with the appropriate educational preparation to apply for each level of the permit. Applying for a permit from the CDE is a separate process. You can find more information about the permit from Commission on Teacher Credentialing.

The best place to start is by calling the Counseling Department to schedule an appointment with an LBCC academic counselor who specialized is CD/ECE. A counselor can review your transcript and create an Educational Plan with you to make sure you are on the right path to meet your educational and career goal(s).

The LBCC Child Development Advisory Board is made up of local school districts, educational institutions, professional educators and industry professionals specializing in a variety of Child Development careers. The advisory board gives advice and suggestions for updates and improvements to our curriculum and programs to meet the specific needs of our students. The advisory board helps to determine classes necessary for the various career options.

In 1989, Princeton undergraduate Wendy Kopp established Teach For America. She envisioned a national teacher corps patterned after the Peace Corps that would be comprised of graduates of elite universities. When corps members left the classroom after a two-year commitment, they were expected to become lifelong advocates for public education in whatever profession they chose. More than twenty years later, TFA has placed over 25,000 teachers in more than 35 school districts, and enjoys significant federal, foundation, and corporate funding. Its leaders regard the organization as a critical agent in ameliorating educational inequality, and they imagine that TFA develops leaders who work across multiple professional, political, and educational terrains to reshape schooling for poor children and children of color. It has built an active alumni network, has developed programs to encourage alumni to run for public office, and has established relationships with many graduate programs and professional schools to create pipelines for civic leadership. Thus, although TFA began as an alternative teacher preparation and placement organization, its mission has shifted over the last two decades. Today, TFA maintains that it selects and prepares educational and social policy leaders.

Education Policy Analysis Archives (EPAA) announces a call for papers for a special issue exploring Teach for All and Global Teacher Education Reform. The teacher education landscape is changing around the world, as global actors and discourses emerge in ways that are both novel and historically grounded. One such actor is Teach For All, the global organization that aims at redefining what it means to teach and to participate in the educational arena. Teach For All pursues this goal by serving as an umbrella network that provides strategic support to social entrepreneurs throughout the world that seek to adapt and implement the education reform ideals and organizational model of Teach For America. Since Teach For All was founded at the 2007 Clinton Global Initiative, 33 programs have appeared in countries as different as Argentina, Estonia, Germany, Pakistan and China, with varying levels of reach, impact, and integration/conflict with the established stakeholders. The degree of adaptation of the model has also varied extensively in response to differing local needs and policy contexts. This proposed Special Issue of EPAA/AAPE seeks to gain a deeper understanding of the workings of this specific type of teacher education reform by combining multiple theoretical frameworks and methodological approaches, and bringing together analyses of the global network as a whole alongside case studies of a few local programs.

The webinars are just the latest among his many outreach efforts over the years. Herrera has spoken to veterans at the VA hospitals in Durham and Fayetteville, created educational programs for schools, sponsored performances across the state, and recently co-founded AALDA, the African and Afro-Latin Dance Association, to address inequities and promote diversity in the dance community.

Recent research demystifies and redefines high intellectual ability (HIA) against the traditional monolithic and static concept which was based on heritability and identification through an intelligence quotient. This concept is replaced by another in which the HIA is understood as a complex phenomenon of a genetic and environmental nature This is the result of a covariation along the life path between endogenous and exogenous forces, modulators of the high potential (predictor factor) towards the optimal expression, or not, of its eminence in adulthood. Then, HIA implies the conjunction of a starting biological diversity (the high potential), a psychological diversity related to the exploitation of biological resources in useful functions and knowledge, and a contextual diversity configured by different family conditions, as well as socio-cultural and economic contexts. The aim of this work is to present from a neuroconstructivist perspective a review of the current HIA research on the predictive and modulating factors. In the conclusions, we discuss the incidence of the modulating variables in the various trajectories of potential development towards possible adult eminence and the diagnostic and educational implications that are derived.

Latin America is falling behind other regions of the world with respect to years of school and quality of schooling. In 2015, Latin America is, on average, 2.5 years of schooling behind the OECD average (IDB, 2015). Asian countries, like South Korea, had similar, if not worse, educational levels than many Latin American countries 50 years ago. Today, South Korea boasts more years of schooling and significantly better educational outcomes than every single Latin American country.

Educational institutions are seeing an increase of bring your own devices (BYOD) by students, faculty and administrators, among other IT challenges, leaving them more vulnerable to threats due to the expanding attack surface. As a result, educational institutions must ensure they are securing their critical digital assets and sensitive information about their students.

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