Dear Colleagues and Friends,
We are delighted to share information about Lesley University’s Reggio Inspired Conference Pre-Institute Day…
“Messing About in Science -Making Visible the Thinking and Ideas of David and Frances Hawkins: Supporting Continued Action in Teaching and Learning”
This is truly a dream come true. This is a day filled with panel presentations, workshops, and dialogue; a day to celebrate first steps towards a traveling exhibit, an enhanced and expanded website, and the publication of Betty Kellogg’s wonderful book featuring photos and reflections on the Mountain View Center for Environmental Education.
Please forward the attached brochure to colleagues and friends. We hope to see you in Cambridge in April.
Deborah Dumont, Laura Friedman, Ellen Hall, and Joanne Pressman
Hawkins Centers of Learning
Tags: Brochure, Cambridge, Dear Colleagues, Deborah Dumont, Dialogue, Environmental Education, First Steps, Frances Hawkins, Friends, Joanne, Kellogg, Laura Friedman, Lesley University, Mountain View Center, Panel Presentations, Photos, Pressman, Reflections, Reggio, Science Ideas
Filed under: Uncategorized by Sam_Hall @ 11:13 am on Feb 3, 2010
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Congratulations to Mary Lynch, Lauren Foster Shaffer, and Ellen Hall on the publication of their article in Exchange magazine, titled: Reflections on Science: the development of the Hawkins Room for messing about with materials and ideas.
Click here to read the article!
Tags: Exchange Magazine, Mary Lynch, New Article, Reflections, Science, Shaffer
Filed under: Uncategorized by Administrator @ 11:47 am on Nov 17, 2009
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Sam
Thanks so much for creating the Hawkins Centers of Learning blog – so exciting!
I have saved all of the reflections following the gathering in Kingston in a folder on my desktop – please help me post them on the blog as a way of leaving traces of our wonderful experience for others who are interested in the work of HCoL.
Ellen (Mom)
Tags: Kingston, Mom, Reflections, Traces
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