Anthony Colannino

Given our current educational challenges – several years of lost learning, widening opportunity gaps based on inequities and a deep divide between what children need for social emotional well-being and our country’s inability to provide it – there has never been a more important time to find inspiration in hope: our collective belief in what all children can become and growth: the many, varying and inclusive opportunities to support both student and educator learning.

Throughout this interactive session participants will learn how to:

• curate cultures of hope and growth by revealing their own beliefs on learning
• understand and internalize the mindsets that helped support their learning as a student, and how to unleash growth-minded practices to inspire those under their care
• target the adult behaviors that model growth for all and
• share the narratives that shapes how children and adults learn through success and adversity.