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Live It and Learn It Professional Workshops

Live It and Learn It Professional Workshops celebrate the good work of teachers while also providing an opportunity for educators to learn from each other.

These daylong, intensive, content-driven experiences enable teachers to gain new subject-area knowledge (both within and outside of their areas of expertise) while also being immersed in experiential learning at its most engaging.

Participants could find themselves kayaking down the Connecticut River studying geological formations of the region, apple picking as a study in applied mathematics, dramatizing Hemingway’s Hills Like White Elephants to discover subtext, or building stained-glass windows in an exploration of the physics of color.

Last Updated: 4/21/08