HGSE EPM 2012

ROUND UP!
10 years ago this week we were starting our journey at HGSE. Let’s do a quick round up and share highlights from the past decade!
Cheers to all

Hi HGSE Alums! Covid has been a time of isolation for many of us and I thought this may be a good space to connect.
Consider sharing an update in the comments below.

Feel free to include the following information:
* organization you are involved in
* city you are living in
* calls for collaboration
* sharing of job opportunities

* Plus, anything else

Let's Stay connected, EPM 2012! Comment below a quick update about what you are doing professionally. Include a link to your org/work/company and let's remember that networking works! Cheers all!

Know an amazing rising 7/8 grade female who will benefit from the opportunity to be part of Girl Empowerment Sumemr camp? Well, I am running one!

Girl Empower: NFTE Summer BizCamp Experience | NFTE Girl Empower: The NFTE Summer BizCamp Experience Education drives change.Through the introduction of...

Keep checking this page to keep connected to EPMers....

Come to a special screening of this important film and stay for the panel discussion afterwards

Tuesday March 27, 2012, 7pm
Harvard Graduate School of Education
Appian Way, Larsen #106

http://www.racetonowhere.com/

Andrew here - pats/broncos anyone? looking to get a group together for the saturday game. tix are just under $200 for upper level seats. message me!

ATTENTION TEACHERS: EmPOWER tutor needed for spring semester: 30$ dollars an hour. I know you are all only thinking ahead to the very next days and finally earning an amazing winter break, but I am looking for a tutor for my 6th grade daughter using the EmPower expository writing method, or something similar. Two afternoons a week, a few moments outside the square, six minutes on the bus, at her school. Please inbox me if you are trained and interested and please spread the word. Cheers!!!

got math?
http://www.hks.harvard.edu/pepg/PDF/Papers/PEPG11-03_GloballyChallenged.pdf

http://www.hks.harvard.edu/pepg/PDF/Papers/PEPG11-03_GloballyChallenged.pdf

Book talk tonight with the authors - Mapp, Warren, Wadhwa- at Gutman 5:30-6:30.

A Match On Dry Grass: Community Organizing as a Catalyst for School Reform A Match On Dry Grass is the result of a national study on how strong community organizing groups create transformational change in individuals, communities, and educational institutions.

Don't miss this session of the Boston book Fesitval today:http://www.bostonbookfest.org/bookfest/schedule_detail/schedule_learning_learning/

The Boston Book Festival / October 15, 2011 / Schedule Hear some creative and provocative ideas about education that focus more on learning than teaching. Nicholas Negroponte, founder of One Laptop per Child, will talk about a new tablet-based experiment to determine whether children can teach themselves to read. Sugata Mitra, whose Hole in the Wall pro...