Virtual Ed First Compact - June 2020 - Futures Thinking for Educational Leaders: An Introduction to Scenario Planning During and After the Crisis
Join us VIRTUALLY on June 4th for the next session of the Philadelphia Education Fund (PEF's) monthly speaker series, Education First Compact:
Futures Thinking for Educational Leaders: An Introduction to Scenario Planning During and After the Crisis
It’s been nearly two months since our schools closed down. And, we’ve been forced to adapt. While it’s been difficult, it has challenged us to examine our traditional understanding of a school-based K-12 education. What does it mean to teach students through a screen? How might students build community, when there are no opportunities for informal, unscheduled interactions?
How do we organize ourselves to envision a new future for schools, and shift from a mainly reactive mode to a mainly proactive one? This is a Big Question – and a fascinating one indeed – that we will explore together in this Education First Compact session.
Co-presenters and panelists, Homa Tavangar and Will Richardson of the Big Questions Institute, will introduce some of the basic concepts of “futures thinking” that education leaders can apply, consider what’s sacred to our schools that we want to keep in 2020 and beyond, and teach the basic steps for scenario planning that can be applied to a range of uncertainties.
How might these mental models, coupled with radical imagination and out-of-the-box thinking, help us as educational leaders to act with more strategic foresight? As always in Education First Compact, Farah Jimenez will moderate a panel discussion that will be open to your questions and comments!
CO-PRESENTERS:
Homa Tavangar and Will Richardson
Best-selling Authors and Advisers to schools throughout the U.S. and Internationally; For more information, see www.BigQuestions.Institute.
Q&A MODERATOR
Farah Jimenez
President and CEO
Philadelphia Education Fund
Program Schedule [NOTE -- 9:30am START TIME IN JUNE.]
* 9:30 - 10:15am Presentation and Panel
* 10:15 -10:45am Q&A
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. A LINK FOR JOINING THIS SESSION WILL BE EMAILED TO YOU CLOSER TO THE DATE.
LIMITED TO 200 ATTENDEES.
VOLUNTARY SUBSCRIBER TICKET POLICY: If you are an Individual or Corporate Subscriber, your "seat" is guaranteed. There is no need for you to RSVP. A link for joining this session will be emailed to you closer to the date.
Become a VOLUNTARY SUBSCRIBER to the Education First Compact!
The Education First Compact, a monthly speaker series, has been hosted by the Philadelphia Education Fund for more than a decade.
Each month, the region's leading voices on K-12 education gather for an intimate and candid conversation on strategies, tactics, and efforts to improve and sustain quality education for all of Philadelphia's students.
More than 900 individuals attended last year's series alone - sparking partnerships, collaborative efforts, and robust solutions for our schools.
As a voluntary subscriber, we invite you to join others who have signaled their support for education, from the School District of Philadelphia, the Mayor’s Office of Education, non-profit organizations, policy makers, education advocates, community members, teachers, researchers, businesses and corporations, funders, universities, and more.
Voluntary Subscribers are recognized on the Education First Compact Honor Wall, are guaranteed a seat at all Education First Compact sessions, and make it possible for the Philadelphia Education Fund to continue to produce this FREE event.
If you prefer to avoid credit card fees, please make your check payable to: Philadelphia Education Fund, 718 Arch Street, Suite 700N, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Join us VIRTUALLY on June 4th for the next session of the Philadelphia Education Fund (PEF's) monthly speaker series, Education First Compact:
Futures Thinking for Educational Leaders: An Introduction to Scenario Planning During and After the Crisis
It’s been nearly two months since our schools closed down. And, we’ve been forced to adapt. While it’s been difficult, it has challenged us to examine our traditional understanding of a school-based K-12 education. What does it mean to teach students through a screen? How might students build community, when there are no opportunities for informal, unscheduled interactions?
How do we organize ourselves to envision a new future for schools, and shift from a mainly reactive mode to a mainly proactive one? This is a Big Question – and a fascinating one indeed – that we will explore together in this Education First Compact session.
Co-presenters and panelists, Homa Tavangar and Will Richardson of the Big Questions Institute, will introduce some of the basic concepts of “futures thinking” that education leaders can apply, consider what’s sacred to our schools that we want to keep in 2020 and beyond, and teach the basic steps for scenario planning that can be applied to a range of uncertainties.
How might these mental models, coupled with radical imagination and out-of-the-box thinking, help us as educational leaders to act with more strategic foresight? As always in Education First Compact, Farah Jimenez will moderate a panel discussion that will be open to your questions and comments!
CO-PRESENTERS:
Homa Tavangar and Will Richardson
Best-selling Authors and Advisers to schools throughout the U.S. and Internationally; For more information, see www.BigQuestions.Institute.
Q&A MODERATOR
Farah Jimenez
President and CEO
Philadelphia Education Fund
Program Schedule [NOTE -- 9:30am START TIME IN JUNE.]
* 9:30 - 10:15am Presentation and Panel
* 10:15 -10:45am Q&A
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. A LINK FOR JOINING THIS SESSION WILL BE EMAILED TO YOU CLOSER TO THE DATE.
LIMITED TO 200 ATTENDEES.
VOLUNTARY SUBSCRIBER TICKET POLICY: If you are an Individual or Corporate Subscriber, your "seat" is guaranteed. There is no need for you to RSVP. A link for joining this session will be emailed to you closer to the date.
Become a VOLUNTARY SUBSCRIBER to the Education First Compact!
The Education First Compact, a monthly speaker series, has been hosted by the Philadelphia Education Fund for more than a decade.
Each month, the region's leading voices on K-12 education gather for an intimate and candid conversation on strategies, tactics, and efforts to improve and sustain quality education for all of Philadelphia's students.
More than 900 individuals attended last year's series alone - sparking partnerships, collaborative efforts, and robust solutions for our schools.
As a voluntary subscriber, we invite you to join others who have signaled their support for education, from the School District of Philadelphia, the Mayor’s Office of Education, non-profit organizations, policy makers, education advocates, community members, teachers, researchers, businesses and corporations, funders, universities, and more.
Voluntary Subscribers are recognized on the Education First Compact Honor Wall, are guaranteed a seat at all Education First Compact sessions, and make it possible for the Philadelphia Education Fund to continue to produce this FREE event.
If you prefer to avoid credit card fees, please make your check payable to: Philadelphia Education Fund, 718 Arch Street, Suite 700N, Philadelphia, PA 19106