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Hey STUDY GROUP F!!!! We're your study group leaders Andrea & gerald!!! This is going to be an amazing week of learning

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Location of Study Group F: Gutman 303

Co-Leaders: Andrea + gerald

Monday, June 23rd: Study Group 1: 10:45-12:00 pm; Study Group 2: 3:30-5:30 pm

Tuesday, June 24th: Study Group 3: 2:30-4:45 pm

Wednesday, June 25th: Study Group 4: 2:30-4:45 pm

Thursday, June 26th: Study Group 5: 2:30-4:45 pm

Friday, June 27th: Study Group 6: 8:30-10:00 am

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Round One (8min)

1. In 2 x 4 min rounds, either: interview someone and write what you learn about them on their card or:

Help your partner take a self-portrait for their card.

Round Two (8min)

1. Repeat with a new partner

Round Three (5min)

1. Add name and anything missing.

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The study group will be your ‘homeroom’ for the week where the goals will be to:

1. Discuss and synthesize the ideas from the institute (plenaries, MC and readings)

2. Connect what you’ve learned to your classroom and your school or other context- We hope you will identify some burning questions, and through discussing will collaboratively inquire into those questions

3. Make connections between the PZ presentations and the PZ topics and Throughlines - and between PZ ideas and your own ideas.

4. What (and when) is documentation, and why do we do it?

Four key practices: Observe - Record - Interpret - Share*

*from Krechevsky, Mara, et al. Visible Learners : Promoting Reggio-Inspired Approaches in All Schools, John Wiley & Sons, Inc. 2013.

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A. Wear your name tag

B. BREAKFAST ON TUESDAY: On Tuesday morning, go to the Gutman Gallery area (first floor of Gutman) for continental breakfast.

C. Plenary on Tuesday: Then check Sched app to find out which plenary you are attending: there are three concurrent plenaries, so don't automatically head to Askwith, where we were on Monday morning!!!

D. Changing mini courses: Many mini courses are full. If you wish to make a change to a session you are attending, visit the PZC Help Desk on the first floor of Gutman.

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What's does a lazy Sunday look like for you?

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1. Move Up, Move Up

2. Be okay with asking for what you need

3. Expect and Accept a Lack of Closure

4. Listen to Understand Rather than to respond

5. When someone helps your learning, say thank you

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Terri: The Power of Reflection and Values

Trealla: Values and Roles: Do they Align?

Sara: Perspective Taking: Allowing you to see the larger picture from multiple viewpoints

Rebecca: Making- No Tech Learning

Jamie: Enculturation to Learn: Children grow INTO the "INTELLECTUAL" life around them

Jim: Exploration! Investigation!! Innovation!!! Three things that allow Students to reach for Deeper Learning and Understanding

Eric: Understanding the Relationship between your Values and Technology: Using Understanding to Gain Agency

Elizabeth: Learning from Collaborative Perspective Taking

Adrian: SAMPLING is Not Cheating- Hip Hop as a Pedagogy

Carmel: Curiosity not remediation will close the Achievement Gap

Eliza: Attention Attention: Multitasking AP really just has Cognitive Overload

Jessica: What Tech Habits are we Perpetuating for Our Students

Vince: Attention, Thinking, and Emotion we work Together

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What does it mean to understand? How does understanding develop?

What are the roles of reflection and assessment in learning?

How can we nurture critical thinking and creativity?

How can we design for and with a variety of learners and contexts, paying attention to issues of equity and inclusion?

How can we continue our learning with others after PZC?

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You will be in three small groups working on your interpretations. There are three categories: art, movement, and music. You will have approximately 25 minutes to complete this.

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We want to uncover people’s different perspectives: What makes a good interpretation?

Connections: How you relate to the thing; in some way there is some relevance to it.

Theme: What's trying to be highlighted?

Feelings, Memory, Experience-- Strong Feeling; Empathetic in Nature- Creating a Visceral Reaction

Expressing the Understanding you have of something in your own language/perspective/your own thinking- not representing it word for word, but a collective meaning.

Imagining- Creating a visual representation of the thing for a easier understanding

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https://poets.org/poem/match-0

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What did you see or hear? [descriptions]

What questions does the performance/display raise for you?

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Reflection on the Understanding Experience

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Reflection on the Understanding Experience

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How did this experience feel to you?

Have your ideas about the poem changed?

What questions do you have about the experience?

How does this connection to the PZ Throughline- What is understanding and how does it develop?

How might you use this activity in your classroom?

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MONDAY HEADLINE: Cultivating Spaces Where FAMILY can FLOURISH  

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MONDAY HEADLINE: Cultivating Spaces Where FAMILY can FLOURISH  

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Take a moment to reflect on the mini course you were in, personal journaling - perhaps guided by a different thinking routine each day (if they want).

1. What stood out to you?

2. How does that relate to your practice?

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2 rounds of Pair and Share/Give One / Get One:

Think about what you heard from your partner; give them something, e.g. a headline, suggestion, or thought that came up from your conversation; you’ll get one in return

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An Exhibition of Learning is a culminating event where students publicly share what they’ve learned through a project or unit of study. It goes beyond traditional tests or papers—students present their understanding, skills, and growth to an authentic audience, such as peers, teachers, families, or community members.

It often includes:

Presentations, performances, or portfolios

Real-world problems or inquiry projects

Reflection on learning process and outcomes

The goal is to make learning visible, meaningful, and connected to the world outside the classroom.

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1. What are the issues or concerns that keep you up at night?

2. What are the puzzles that keep coming back no matter how many times you think you have already dealt with them?

3. What are the questions you are most curious about? The ones that you most want to be able to respond to?

4. What are some assets in your context that you’d be excited to build on?

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BRAINSTORMING FOR THE EXHIBITION OF LEARNING

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BRAINSTORMING FOR THE EXHIBITION OF LEARNING

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We want each individual to share their journey this week with the group – showing:

1 ) Where you started, with your first question

2)  How you have refined it, narrowed the scope and made it more achievable – your new question

3) What experiences/readings at PZC have helped to create a shift in your thinking and may have informed/enlightened your question – finding evidence

4) A first step you could take in school to pursue your question further

Everyone needs to decide how they will show this – we like the idea of you doing this as a Performance of Understanding as in the Understanding Experience on Monday – so using art, music or movement. Each person can only share for 5 mins. Max!

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TUESDAY HEADLINE: FOWARD, FROLICKING, FREEDOM: Study Group F is On the Journey

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TUESDAY HEADLINE: FOWARD, FROLICKING, FREEDOM: Study Group F is On the Journey

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1) Everyone starts off by making a response to a prompt; then, pass to your neighbor to the right

2) Make a text response to whatever you receive from the person before you.

3) After you respond, fold over the previous person’s contribution and pass to your neighbor. Your neighbor should only ever see/respond to your contribution.

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What's your driftwood today??? Or in this moment or thus far???

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Sharing Contact Info

Friday Schedule:

Study Group = FIRST THING tomorrow (8:30-10am), including sharing our learnings, certificates, & appreciations

Luggage storage available in a staffed area downstairs (Gutman Library) during morning study group & plenary

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BEYOND PZ:

In what ways might we keep these ideas alive???

How might we bring these ideas back to our communities and cultivate a culture of thinking and understanding???

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+Becoming an Abecedarian - talk by Steve Seidel, 6:30-7:30pm in Askwith Hall

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Take a moment to reflect on your plenary and min-course from today. Consider ways it may connect to your final exhibition of learning

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7:30 - 8:30 am Breakfast in Gutman and luggage drop in Gutman as well!

8:30 - 10:00 Study Groups (certificates will be delivered to the rooms in the morning)

10:00 - 10:30 Break/travel time

10:30 - 12:00 Closing Plenary in Askwith

12:30 - 1:30pm Faculty Lunch in GCC 4/5