ZOOM LINK:   https://zoom.us/my/learning13

We look forward to a Sunday Conversation about Winter Holidays around the World . The common reading is “ Poseidon's Festival at the Winter Solstice ” by Noel Robertson. Link below: 

https://www.jstor.org/stab

NOTE: Postponed from original October date. 

ZOOM LINK:   https://zoom.us/my/learning13

We look forward to a Sunday Conversation around music. The common reading is “Avenues of Entry into the World of Western Art Music” by Moira Szabo. 

We look forward to an August Sunday Conversation about sports and the upcoming Olympics in Tokyo (summer 2021) and Beijing (winter 2022).  What's the impact of hosting, competing and even possibly boycotting?  We hope you're able to join us. 

Common R

We look forward to an August Sunday Conversation about sports and the upcoming Olympics in Tokyo (summer 2021) and Beijing (winter 2022).  What's the impact of hosting, competing and even possibly boycotting?  We hope you're able to join us. 

Common R

Updates for our July Sunday Conversation. 

Topic : The Opportunity to Transform School Systems 

Brookings Institute : https://www.brookings.edu/research/global-education-how-to-transform-school-systems/

Johns Hopkins Country Data : 

https://hub.jhu.edu/2

History, Memory & June 4^th

No, it’s not a misprint.  If you are an American educator accustomed to celebrating the US birthday, it is understandable that you expected to see July 4^th in the title. Instead in June let’s take a look at “June 4th,“ bette

Our first Sunday Conversation will be about traveling.   

The 2020-21 school year is quickly wrapping up and teachers and students alike are looking forward to a much deserved summer vacation.  Though serious Covid concerns continue for some, people i

TED Alumni Presentation Session

TED Alumni Session

TED Alumni Session

TED Alumni Session

TED Alumni Session

TED Alumni Session

Here's Zoom Link for Sunday Feb 14 (same Ted time - different link).   

https://zoom.us/my/learning13

Have a good week, GA

How We Celebrate Heroes Obscures How Change Happens

By Imani Perry.  Jan. 29, 2021. NYT

This is the first piece in “Black History,

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TED Alumni Session