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Teens, other future teachers gather
for Manchester College workshop
Manchester’s Education Department invites high school students and
anyone considering a teaching career to a Celebrate Teaching Workshop on
Saturday, April 28. The free program runs from 8 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. in
the Science Center.
The day begins with the humor of the Todd Roberts of Northwood Middle
School, runner-up 2007 Teacher of the Year.
Seven sessions will give participants opportunity to interact with
current classroom teachers and education majors. A free lunch and
optional campus tours are included.
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“Learning Stops When the Fun
Begins: Creative Teaching Ideas that Dispel This Rumor,” Jabin
Burnworth of Manchester High School
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“Decisions of a Lifetime,” an activity for teenagers who think they
are invincible, Kathy Longenbaugh of Whitko High School
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“Equation Art,” using computers and software to create art, Cathie
Markstahler of Manchester High School
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“Adding Spice to Bland Journals,” 30 ways for journaling across the
curriculum for all grade levels, Laura Smiley of Whitko High School
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“Create a hands-on social studies elementary classroom,” by using
“time travel,” Julie Lassus of St. Therese Elementary School, Fort
Wayne
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“Reading Strategies for Beginning Readers,” Patty Good of Manchester
Elementary
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“Activity-Based Teaching” by turning a worksheet into engaging,
hands-on lessons, Nancy Hanback of Manchester Elementary School
To register for the Celebrate Teaching Workshop, e-mail
haschilling@manchester.edu
or call 260-982-5056. To find more about education at Manchester
College, visit www.manchester.edu
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