April 12, 2012 – 8:00 – Noon. Downtown Marriott Hotel, Anchorage.
Our annual meeting is a great opportunity to network with your colleagues from all over the state and to learn more about professional growth opportunities and resources.
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Expanding Your Leadership Orientation Using the Four Frames
April 12, 2012 – 1:00 – 4:00. Downtown Marriott Hotel, Anchorage.
Educational leaders not only lead schools and districts – they lead complex organizations. How can leaders learn to understand their organizations from multiple perspectives and intentionally employ strategies that will help to improve and transform them? The frames serve as lenses and windows on the world of leadership and management, and they can help leaders shape powerful strategies for advancing their improvement efforts.
Response to Intervention Practical Information for the Classroom Teacher
Tuition (Tier 1 /Tier 2 Member Districts): $410 / $460
EDUC 57135 • 3 credits • Alaska Pacific University • Graded A-F
Instructor: Dr. Karen Lea, Virtual Education Software, Inc.
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2013 Alaska School Leadership Institute (ASLI)
Pre-conference May 28
Conference May 29-31
Captain Cook Hotel, Anchorage
The Alaska School Leadership Institute is for school leaders in the 16 districts that are part of the Rural Alaska Principal and Preparation Project.
Orff Schulwerk (Music for Children) Teacher Training Course, Level Two
Tuesday, May 28 – June 7
Kaleidoscope School of Arts and Science – Kenai AK
This course is an American Orff-Schulwerk Association approved course and is listed on the aosa.org website (click on professional development, click on approved courses, search for Kenai Peninsula Borough)
(4) 500-level graded credits – University Credit through Alaska Pacific University
This course covers the basic philosophy and pedagogical principals of Orff Schulwerk (school work). The German composer, Carl Orff, along with his colleague Gunild Keetman, developed an approach to music and dance education based on the central idea that music, movement and speech form an inseparable unit. Course content will include pedagogy, movement, Orff instruments, recorder, hand drumming, and drama, as well as integration across the curriculum. PREREQUISITES: Successful completion of an American Orff-Schulwerk Association approved course in Orff Schulwerk Level One.
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