Sentences with phrase «of a community of learners»

What I am saying is that we are part of a community of learners that knows no walls, that our learning has no boundaries.

Intentional, professional teachers improve the quality of their work by being members of a community of learners, as the Perry Preschool teachers were.

In TIE we take the concept of a community of learners very seriously, and Allison is an exemplar of what this means.

Our conference attendees become part of a community of learners developing new knowledge and honing their skills, engaging in meaningful collaboration, and learning from leaders in the field of professional learning.

Schools should be inspiring, challenging, supportive, safe, healthy, engaging, respectful places, comprised of communities of learners, in which all individuals are supported and protected, and the specific needs of vulnerable populations are addressed.

Sela's vision is of a community of learners striving towards excellence, where children of all backgrounds and abilities are valued members of a safe, nurturing community, in which differences are appreciated, and families are active participants in school life.

Some of the benefits of a community of learners were listed by Singh (2004):

Every effort is made to tailor learning to needs of the community of learners that compose the program.

It is in the educator's intentional teaching opportunities and opportunities to talk to children about the way that they understand that difference that we see children starting to value it as opposed to being afraid of it, and difference then becomes something that is sought after and valued within the context of that community of learners.

Once you've reviewed the OPC Psychotherapy Training Program Overview, Philosophy, Curriculum, and other student orientation materials here, we hope you'll decide to apply to become a member of our community of learners.

are committed to becoming part of a community of learners and want to cultivate habits of mind for using time and data wisely

The article describes how spaces can be designed to support, inspire, and motivate K - 12 students as they acquire knowledge and master skills as part of a community of learners.