WHEN EQUITY IS OPTIONAL ACADEMICACHIEVEMENT IS TOO! EDUCATIONAL
EQUITY 101
Presented by: Dr. Sandy D. Womack Jr.,
Area Superintendent for Region III, Columbus City Schools
Educational leaders have struggled to meet the needs of public
school students for decades. There are
solutions to increasing the teaching and learning in public
schools. The answers start with self-efficacy. James
Baldwin once stated, “Not everything we face can be changed, but
nothing can be changed until it is faced.”
Educational Equity 101 will challenge educators to look at their
beliefs and how they impact the teaching and
learning of students in diverse communities. The core of
the course focuses on addressing self-awareness,
socialization, and unconscious biases to work through them and
increase student academic achievement.
The course is created for public school educators to develop
understanding of mental mindsets, cultural
glasses, stereotypes, and socialization impact on instructional
practices. Participants will engage in
discussion, debate, and participate in activities to enhance
their professional and personal growth.
Location:
Educational Service Center of Northeast Ohio
6393 Oak Tree Blvd., Independence, Ohio 44131
Program Questions? Contact Paula Kucinic at 216-901-4244 or
[email protected].
Reqistration Questions? Contact Tracy Spies at 216-901-4229 or
[email protected]
Registration: www.escneo.org. Select Professional Development
and then
Calendar of Events. Go to the date, select the program and
follow the prompts.
Dates: October 30, 2019 and continues December 2, 2019
Registration/Check-In: 8:30 AM - 9:00 AM
Training: 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Cost: $125.00 for the two day workshop. Lunch will be on your
own. Space is
limited to 30!
