Sponsored by: Worcester Women's History Project, College of the Holy Cross, Worcester Public Schools
Teachers' Conference is for parents and other adults who are interested in education and who work with Children.
Friday, October 20th |
Noon - 1:30pm | Luncheon, College of the Holy Cross |
12:30pm | "Four Miles of Women's History in Your Own Backyard: An Introduction to the Schlesinger Library and The Sophia Smith Collection." Kathryn Allamong Jacob, Curator of Manuscripts, The Schlesinger Library Sherrill Redmon, Head of the Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College |
1:45 - 4:30pm | Workshops Speaking Across the Centuries: Bringing History to Today's Girls Jayne Gordon (Tufts University), Jeannine Atkins (author of historical fiction), Beth Harding (Worcester Public Schools), Susan Curtin (Concord Middle School) Doing History to Learn History: The Worcester History Workshop on the Web John F. McClymer (Assumption College) Making the World Better: The Struggle for Equality in 19th Century America Peter S. O'Connell (Tsongas Industrial History Center UMASS Lowell), Ellen K. Rothman (Massachusetts Foundation of the Humanities) Meet Lucy Stone Judith Black (storyteller - faculty member, Lesley College)-- Global Issues/Women's Issues: A Teaching Guide for Middle Schools Janet Kahn (Wellesley College) Helping Girls Achieve: Mathematics in a Gender-Specific Classroom Cheryl Gay Gatti (Loveland High School, Colorado) Writing for Their Lives: Teaching Creative Writing to Middle School and High School Students John Hodgen (Shrewsbury High School) Women Artists throughout History: Finding Their Place in Your Classroom Holly Trostle Brigham (Worcester Art Museum) Teaching Engineering Problem Solving across the Curriculum Jacklyn Bonneau and Pauline LaMarche (Massachusetts Academy of Math and Science) A Tribute to Women Composers: A Performance Workshop (Musicians: Sheila Reid, violinist and Olga Rogach, pianist) |
For more information, please contact: Cheryl McCrell, 405 Grove Street, Worcester, MA 01605, Telephone: 754-9425 Ext. 28