Culturally Relevant Project Based Learning

Session 2

Njemele Anderson — School District of Philadelphia, Philadelphia Writing Project

This conversation demonstrates how students can be engaged in culturally relevant project based learning. Participants will see artifacts from project done by students ranging from 8th grade to 12th grade, in both an history and an english class.

Conversational Practice

Culturally relevant project based learning is both both respectful and relevant. Teachers presenting opportunities for students to engage the world in which they live, should be the function and purpose of education. Participants will engage in a discussion/question protocol in which they will be presented with a project and through the protocol, participants will create a culturally relevant project. Resources will be drawn from various education scholars.

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Schedule

Friday, Feb 2

Visual Narrative for Teachers 9:30am–12:30pm
- Filmmaking for Teachers*
  
  Join us in 605 to work with students and faculty of SLA’s CTE Digital Video program to learn how to design and manage video projects in your classes. This three-hour interactive workshop has a limit of 30 participants. Please sign up by clicking the link above.
Welcome 10am–3pm
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Friday Night Panel 6–8pm
- Human-Centric Education
  
  Join a panel of world-class educators as we tackle the question of how we ensure that - at a time where new tools are causing us to question much of what we think about learning and school - we keep our focus squarely on the development of the people who inhabit our schools.

Saturday, Feb 3

Registration & Coffee 8:30–9:15am
Keynote 9:15–9:45am
- Welcoming Keynote
  
  Tomás Hanna Associate Superintendent for Secondary Schools School District of Philadelphia
Conversation Session 1 10–11:30am
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Cross-Pollination Lunch 11:30am–1pm
- Encienda Educon
  
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Conversation Session 2 1–2:30pm
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Conversation Session 3 3–4:30pm
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Making Connections 5–7pm
- Grab-n-Go Philly Pretzels
Networking Social 7:30–11pm
- Yards Brewing Company

Sunday, Feb 4

Conversation Session 4 9–10:30am
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Bagels + Coffee 10:30–11am
Conversation Session 5 11am–12:30pm
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Conversation Session 6 12:45–2:15pm
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