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Is learning Inspiration on your "to do" list? Come see why the readers of George Lucas Education Foundation's Edutopia Magazine voted Inspiration "Best Education Software" in both 2006 and 2007!
For information on Winter 2008 seminars in Marin
please Email Dan Leibowitz.
What participants are saying:
"I thought you did a superb job introducing us to this amazing tool! For the first time I can see how to use it skillfully with students. As I mentioned, I had seen it used in a very confusing way in the past.” A.B., Marin County
"I loved the workshop. Thank you so much! I especially loved the discussion at the end about different templates to use for thinking skills and the metacognitive piece.” C.B., San Francisco
Who should participate?
Students and parents learn to use Inspiration to:
Plan and manage complex assignments
Organize and keep track of information
Deepen understanding
Integrate Inspiration and Microsoft Word to structure the writing process
Create useful "templates" that structure critical thinking skills.
Teachers and other professionals learn how to use Inspiration to:
Clarify expectations
Teach students to think, plan, and write in a more organized manner
Quickly assess students’ thinking
Learn to use a powerful tool that you and/or your school may already own!
Registration fee includes seminar materials.
"Dan, it is I who thank you for your excellent class.
I also appreciate the contact we had before the session.
It gave me confidence that you really were going to focus
on being very practical in learning how to use the program. "
-R.F., San Francisco
"(Dan) broke down my essay assignment in a way that would help
my students understand it. What that did was actually get me to look
critically at my assignment, and better understand what exactly I was
looking for, and how I expected the students to meet my goals. I
walked away with a very clear graphic organizer which I can share
with my students to help make their learning easier. "
-K.R., San Francisco
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