Educator From Kujawa Education Center Presents at NACCTEP Conference

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Kim Corrick, International Baccalaureate (IB) coordinator at Kujawa Education Center and Aldine ISD, and Professor MaryAnn Jackson from Lone Star College-University Park presented at the National Association of Community College Teacher Ed Programs (NACCTEP) Conference held March 8 in Dallas. Their presentation elaborated on the importance of creating field experiences that connect 21st century challenges with all learners. The session shared steps and strategies that college professors could use to transform a plain field experience into a high quality teaching and learning opportunity for all students. The Kujawa Education Center (comprised of Kujawa EC/PK Center and Kujawa Elementary School) has maintained a partnership with Lone Star College for more than nine years to foster a philosophy of best teacher practices, hands-on learning, arts infusion, and interdisciplinary approaches to education. The partnership also provides opportunities for college students to have authentic field experiences in classrooms, which help create an exchange of educational ideas, facilities, and personnel for both institutions.

Kim Corrick, IB coordinator, is pictured above.