SUPPORTING EDUCATORS IN CHALLENGING TIMES!
TUESDAY, MAY 17, 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. Virtual, livestreamed on YouTube.
Our forum will focus on the challenges facing our teachers, counselors, and administrators as a result of the pandemic as well as other long-standing issues. Research has shown that educators are experiencing high levels of stress, some are leaving the profession, contributing to the teacher shortage in Illinois and nationally.
What are the range of issues that are contributing to this stress and how can schools respond to these challenges? How can we create caring, supportive, collaborative school communities that recognize these problems and offer solutions? What are the short range and long-term policy recommendations on both a district and state level that can effectively address these issues?
Our panel will include:
Kirsten Perry
Social-Emotional Learning Specialist, CPS. Past President, Illinois School Counselor Association, 2018 National School Counselor of the Year,
DePaul Counseling Program Alumni
Kristine Argue-Mason
Executive Director of the Partnership for Resilience
Tanyelle Hannah
Principal, Benjamin E. Mays Elementary Academy, Chicago
Dr. Monique Redeaux-Smith
Professional Issues Director, Illinois Federation of Teachers
Dr. Rebecca Michel
Will offer opening remarks and moderate the forum.
Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/coe-spring-forum-2022-tickets-320777994617
For more information and questions, contact Dr. Diane Horwitz,dhorwit1@depaul.edu