February 24, 2012: 7th Annual Diversity and Counseling Conference
Description: This conference seeks to examine “the gaps” that exist in education so that we can collaborate for solutions.
- Pre K – 16 practitioners often experience a “gap” in the curriculum as students transition from one level to the next.
- Students and practitioners encounter “gaps” in the system through barriers that exist which prevent student success.
- Diversity can contribute to a “gap” between students and practitioners as they face differences in values, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, language, class, etc.
- Inequity in services and access to resources contribute to a “gap” in achievement among students as well as the ability for practitioners to serve students adequately.
- “Gaps” can also highlight opportunities for change brought about by educators “collaborating for action”.
Come engage with colleagues to learn ways to fill these gaps.
Keynote Speaker:
Patricia Martin, Assistant Vice President, National Office for School Counselor Advocacy, http://bit.ly/patricia-martin-bio
Cost: $45
Location: UGA Gwinnett Campus, Lawrenceville, Georgia
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