“Nurturing the Natural Learner in Every Child” | Breakfast Chat Series
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Date/Time: Mar 23 2012 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
“Nurturing the Natural Learner in Every Child”
CHILDREN’S CREATIVITY MUSEUM BREAKFAST CHAT SERIES
Friday, March 23, 8:00am – 10:00am
$35 per ticket
Join us for breakfast and conversation with Shelley Goldman, Professor of Education and Children’s Creativity Museum Advisory Council Member. As the Director of the Learning Design and Technology Program at Stanford University, Dr. Goldman will lead a discussion about what young children do as natural learners and how parents and educators can foster those activities. Since children naturally explore their environments, try things out, watch, manipulate, imagine, create, and experiment, we’ll discuss ways that people and environments create opportunities for children’s learning.

ABOUT OUR SPEAKER
Shelley Goldman is a professor at the Stanford University School of Education. She is on the faculty of the Learning, Design & Technology master’s degree program and the Learning Sciences & Technology Design doctoral program. She is also, by Courtesy, faculty inMechanical Engineering-Design Program.
Goldman studies learning in and out of school and throughout the lifespan, applying findings to the creation of teaching and learning environments. Goldman’s work combines research and practice, and focuses on bringing design thinking into K-12 teaching and learning, rich mathematics learning, and the design and research of learning technologies. Goldman has published widely and is co-author of two volumes, Thinking Practices in Mathematics and Science Learning and Educating Learning Technology Designers.
Contact Marla Stein, Development Officer at mstein@creativity.org or 415-820-3516 for more information
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