The Bridges 2e Center for Research and Professional Development will host the Study with the Masters Institute on July 21-26, 2019, at Bridges Academy in Studio City, CA.
Leading experts in the field will be presenting, including Jann Leppien, expert in advanced curriculum and innovative technology; Rachel McAnallen, expert in making math fun, accessible, and conceptual; Susannah Richards, well-known for her work in children’s literature; Chris Wiebe, Bridges Academy high school director and co-originator of the Young Expert Program at Bridges Acdemy; David Wildkress, learning specialist and co-originator of the Young Expert Program at Bridges Academy; Rose Blucher, former director of the Prince Georges County, Maryland, public school program for gifted students with learning differences; Max Melby, assistant director of the Arete Academy; and Leah Brezinski, director of Arete Academy join Susan Baum, director of the 2e Center, and Hank Nicols, dean of Bridges Graduate School for Cognitive Diversity in Education, for a week of intense learning.
Spend six days learning from experts in the 2e field through keynote addresses, nine courses, and workshops across three focus areas
•Leadership for 2e-friendly schools
•Meaningful curriculum and instruction
•Understanding the complex 2e mind
End each day by attending a daily advanced group seminar with the “Master” of your choice.
The event runs from Sunday night to Friday noon and includes daily breakfast and lunches as well as a Sunday “Getting to Know You” barbeque and a Thursday night pool party.
Who should attend?
Principals, administrators, teachers, support professionals, and parents looking to develop action plans for talent development and dual differentiated curriculum.
Register by May 1 to take advantage of the Early Bird rate of $1,000.00. Regular registration is $1,200.00.
Register now to reserve your spot among 35 select participants.
Leading experts in the field will be presenting, including Jann Leppien, expert in advanced curriculum and innovative technology; Rachel McAnallen, expert in making math fun, accessible, and conceptual; Susannah Richards, well-known for her work in children’s literature; Chris Wiebe, Bridges Academy high school director and co-originator of the Young Expert Program at Bridges Acdemy; David Wildkress, learning specialist and co-originator of the Young Expert Program at Bridges Academy; Rose Blucher, former director of the Prince Georges County, Maryland, public school program for gifted students with learning differences; Max Melby, assistant director of the Arete Academy; and Leah Brezinski, director of Arete Academy join Susan Baum, director of the 2e Center, and Hank Nicols, dean of Bridges Graduate School for Cognitive Diversity in Education, for a week of intense learning.
Spend six days learning from experts in the 2e field through keynote addresses, nine courses, and workshops across three focus areas
•Leadership for 2e-friendly schools
•Meaningful curriculum and instruction
•Understanding the complex 2e mind
End each day by attending a daily advanced group seminar with the “Master” of your choice.
The event runs from Sunday night to Friday noon and includes daily breakfast and lunches as well as a Sunday “Getting to Know You” barbeque and a Thursday night pool party.
Who should attend?
Principals, administrators, teachers, support professionals, and parents looking to develop action plans for talent development and dual differentiated curriculum.
Register by May 1 to take advantage of the Early Bird rate of $1,000.00. Regular registration is $1,200.00.
Register now to reserve your spot among 35 select participants.
2019 2e Center Symposium
The 2e Center for Research and Professional Development's next symposium will be held on October 11-13, 2019, in Los Angeles.
More information on program offerings will be available soon, and event registration is scheduled to open in November. Check back here for updates as the registration period approaches.
In the meantime, questions regarding next year's symposium can be submitted via the form below. We look forward to sharing the exciting details about this exceptional event!
More information on program offerings will be available soon, and event registration is scheduled to open in November. Check back here for updates as the registration period approaches.
In the meantime, questions regarding next year's symposium can be submitted via the form below. We look forward to sharing the exciting details about this exceptional event!
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2017 2e symposium bookThis online ISSUU publication includes materials from the 2017 "Vision and Leadership in 2e Education" symposium, a presenter/attendee directory, dozens of photos, and information about the participating schools and programs.
Our deepest thanks go out to all who attended and helped stage the symposium! It was wonderful to see so much passion for the work we all are doing in the field of twice-exceptional education. |
