Schoolhouse Talk! Presents Nicholas Papageorge
As part of the School of Education’s Schoolhouse Talk Series, Nicholas Papageorge will present “The Long-Run Impacts of Same-Race Teachers”. In his talk, Papageorge will discuss the long-run impacts of having a same-race teacher. Using data collected from the Tennessee STAR class-size experiment, he shows that black students randomly assigned to a black teacher in grades K-3 are more likely to graduate from high school and enroll in college than their same-school, same-race peers. He replicates these results in North…
Applied Behavior Analysis Class Observation Visit
Visit us at Johns Hopkins School of Education, and attend Introduction to Applied Behavior Analysis and Special Education class. Attending this class allows prospective students to experience the program first-hand and engage with current students. During the visit you will: -Experience the quality of instruction from our faculty -Witness our collaborative classroom environment and engage in rich discussions -Chat with an Admissions Representative
SCHOOLWELL: Creating a Safe & Healthy Schools Framework
CSHS Lecture and Discussion Series SCHOOLWELL: Creating a Safe & Healthy Schools Model presented by Jonathan Links, PhD Can you predict whether your school is safe? Why do some schools feel safe while others don’t? How can you reduce the risk of violence and trauma in your school? In an era of school violence, cyberbullying, and mental health stressors, what tools are needed to build resiliency in our schools? Join the Center for Safe and Healthy Schools for a lively…
Pathways to Adult Success National Conference
The Everyone Graduates Center at Johns Hopkins University and Education Northwest for the first national dissemination conference of the Pathways to Adult Success (PAS) initiative. At the conference, you will learn from experienced practitioners about extending Early Warning Systems to promote college and career success for all providing better guidance and navigation supports to all students creating effective collaborations between K12 and institutions of higher education to increase youth success data systems that monitor progress and provide feedback in “real time” across educational institutions…
Master of Science in Education Digital Age Learning and Educational Technology Virtual Webinar
Join us online to learn more about the Master of Science in Education Digital Age Learning and Educational Technology at Johns Hopkins School of Education. This online Master of Science in Education concentration prepares educators and related professionals to consider the effective application of technologies for learning in recognition of the changing roles of educators in PreK-12, higher education, corporate, and entrepreneurial environments. The courses involve project based learning and collaborative planning. Candidates gain competencies in learning science, instructional design,…
Applied Behavior Analysis Class Observation Visit
Visit us at Johns Hopkins School of Education, and attend Introduction to Applied Behavior Analysis and Special Education class. Attending this class allows prospective students to experience the program first-hand and engage with current students. During the visit you will: -Experience the quality of instruction from our faculty -Witness our collaborative classroom environment and engage in rich discussions -Chat with an Admissions Representative
Applied Behavior Analysis Class Observation Visit
Visit us at Johns Hopkins School of Education, and attend Introduction to Applied Behavior Analysis and Special Education class. Attending this class allows prospective students to experience the program first-hand and engage with current students. During the visit you will: -Experience the quality of instruction from our faculty -Witness our collaborative classroom environment and engage in rich discussions -Chat with an Admissions Representative
Applied Behavior Analysis Virtual Webinar
On Thursday, November 14, join us online for the Post-Master’s Certificate in Applied Behavior Analysis information session. The Post-Master’s Certificate in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), designed for special educators, administrators and school counselors, will offer specific coursework and training in the field of applied behavior analysis. Educators who receive preparation in the evidence-based practice of ABA will be prepared to meet the needs of a growing population of students requiring special education services. Additionally, the ABA certificate will support the…
The Role of Family Engagement in Promoting Safe & Healthy Schools
CSHS Lecture and Discussion Series The Role of Family Engagement in Promoting Safe & Healthy Schools presented by Joyce L Epstein, PhD What are the barriers to gaining familial trust in school? How can they be overcome? What more must schools do to connect with families to promote resiliency and academic success in all students? Join the Center for Safe and Healthy Schools on November 20, 2019, for a discussion with the renowned Joyce L. Epstein, who will address the…
Risk Behaviors that Impede Safe & Healthy School Practices
CSHS Lecture and Discussion Series Risk Behaviors that Impede Safe & Healthy School Practices presented by Vanya C.Jones, PhD How can we reduce the propensity of our youth to engage in risky situations in school? What types of students are most likely to make high-risk choices related to poor outcomes? And how can the school community work together to help students to improve their decision-making and reduce their risk footprint? A reception will follow. Register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/risk-behaviors-that-impede-safe-healthy-school-practices-tickets-71815302503