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On Saturday, February 1, 2020 we will host the 2nd Annual Powerful Learners Conference focused on student agency, or non-cognitive skill development, including social emotional learning through an equity lens. Together, we will build capacity in our schools and community spaces for honoring the unique needs and gifts of our students, setting the stage for them to thrive and break cycles of structural inequity.
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Saturday, February 1 • 1:00pm - 2:15pm
Building Empathy-Based Relationships with Students

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Strengthen your relationships with your students and become more secure in your leadership by joining us for a thorough inventory of your strengths and areas of growth. By learning about your attachment style and that of your students, as well as their developmental needs, participants will be able to understand how they operate as leaders and learn how to adapt to best suit their students.  

Suggested Audiences: 9th-12th educators, student teachers, youth developers, CBOs, schools
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avatar for Marion Araque

Marion Araque

Director of High School Programs, Peninsula Bridge
Marion began her educational career as an ESL teacher with Teach For America in Massachusetts. Her experience in the classroom motivated her to pursue a Master's Degree at Boston University to further expand her knowledge of how to best reach students in marginalized communities... Read More →
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Mayra Vega

Associate Director of High School Programs, Peninsula Bridge
Mayra joined Peninsula Bridge in 2017. She has worked with children and families in a variety of capacities including: research, case management, education and in mental health settings. She received her B.A. in Psychology at Wesleyan University in 2010 and her M.A. in Clinical Mental... Read More →

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Saturday February 1, 2020 1:00pm - 2:15pm AKST
Room 106 1430 Scott Street
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