The conference that I am really excited
about presenting at is the Summit on Transformative Learning.
Rollins College hosts and calls for submissions every year, and they base the
format on TED Talks – a scholar or expert offers comments on a topic for 18
minutes and there are a few minutes left for questions. Short. SImple. Sassy.
And most of all, it requires absolutely precise word choice.
I love this format so much and just
believe in the mission of the entire summit – to talk about ways that we can
transform learning. Topics range from everything between experiential learning
to better science curriculum to media-based education. Such a wide variety of
talent, but may not fit within the requirements of this project.
So my second option is at the National Association for Multicultural Education National
Conference. Since my CBR project is based around
increasing the visibility of the Office of Multicultural Affairs and
diversifying the media-based awareness initiatives, I think this would be an
ideal venue to talk about how we present multicultural education.
Jenn,
You have always been an excited
person to listen to. I am glad read that you will present your CBR project at
Summit on Transformative Learning or the National Association for Multicultural
Education National Conference. I would understand the TED Talks format would
interest you because of the precise word choice, because you have a good sense
of words. I remember how you defended your target audience at one of the Wimba
session in LSM course. You have a great voice for presenting and defending what
you believe in. I believe you will do a great job in presenting your CBR
project. You will do a wonderful job. Good Luck with your presentation!
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