Social-Emotional Learning: A Systematic Change
2/11/2016
At the Fourth Annual ONE by ONE Convention, experts from different backgrounds shared resources and information with delegates. Kim Williams, the Chief Education Officer of Frameworks of Tampa Bay, Inc. along with her colleague Caitlin Simmons work together to teach young people to manage their emotions, develop healthy relationships, and make good decisions for academic, career, and personal success.
They achieve this goal by empowering youth through systemic change. Continue reading to learn more about their breakout session.
Read MoreSocial-Emotional Learning: A Systematic Change
2/11/2016
At the Fourth Annual ONE by ONE Convention, experts from different backgrounds shared resources and information with delegates. Kim Williams, the Chief Education Officer of Frameworks of Tampa Bay, Inc. along with her colleague Caitlin Simmons work together to teach young people to manage their emotions, develop healthy relationships, and make good decisions for academic, career, and personal success.
They achieve this goal by empowering youth through systemic change. Continue reading to learn more about their breakout session.
Read MoreONE by ONE Convention breakout session recap: Getting Young Children Ready for School
2/8/2016
Dr. Lampkin led the “Getting Young Children Ready for School” breakout session at the ONE by ONE Convention on January 23, helping to bring to life the passion Jacksonville’s community has for its youngest students. Learn more about the wealth of information and resources shared at the ONE by ONE Convention.
Read MoreONE by ONE Convention breakout session recap: Getting Young Children Ready for School
2/8/2016
Dr. Lampkin led the “Getting Young Children Ready for School” breakout session at the ONE by ONE Convention on January 23, helping to bring to life the passion Jacksonville’s community has for its youngest students. Learn more about the wealth of information and resources shared at the ONE by ONE Convention.
Read More#TFA25: Teach For America grows up
2/8/2016
From the start, it was clear that the 25th Anniversary Summit of Teach For America was going to be different. The organization, which has grown into one of the most successful and influential forces in improving public education in America's urban centers, has been facing increasing criticism for being elitist and tone-deaf. Trey Csar, a 2002 Houston alumnus of Teach For America, shares how we can rise together for every child.
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