6:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Thank you again, for providing funding for ELOs such as the Literacy Coalition as these opportunities for learning outside of the school setting are so important in harboring the love of learning that I am blessed to be able to see in these children.
Evelyn LawrenceAfterschool DirectorFaith Lutheran Schools
Active Learning
Do you know the difference between active learning and “hands-on” learning? Giving youth materials is just the beginning. This interactive training introduces strategies for incorporating active learning and helps you to create more powerful learning opportunities for youth after school.
Core Competencies Addressed
Core Knowledge Area – Child/Youth Growth and Development:
1.B: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the multiple influences on development and learning – Entry Level and Level 1.
1.C: Use developmental knowledge to create healthy, respectful, supportive and challenging environments – Entry Level, Level 1 and 2.
Primary QIS Scales Addressed
Supportive Environment:
II-I: Activities support active engagement.
II-J: Staff support youth to build new skills.
Training Objectives:
Participants will:
a. Have opportunities to experience active learning first hand.
b. Gain experience building the six principles of active learning into their programs.