Let's have a look at your choice of strands!
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Strand 1: The Blueprint for Action
The National Council on Educating Black Children’s flagship document, was produced in 1986 at the Hunt Valley 1 Conference. Written by African American grassroot communities, national organizations, and educators, the Blueprint for Action is a manifesto for action. It promotes collaboration and empowerment among stakeholders in the “village,” to support the educational success of all children. In Strand 1 there are seventy-five (75) slots available for strategic working teams to revise our flagship document. If you are a Student, Parent, Educator, Policy Maker, Faith-based or Business Leader, we invite you to participate with other like-minded stakeholders to formulate NCEBC’s policies, practices and pedagogies for the 21st century. Registered participants who are interested in being a part of the strategic working teams please email ncebc@sbcglobal.net by January 10, 2012.
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Strand 2: Policies and Practices Symposiums
Strand 2 is a series of symposiums around policies and practices that influence the achievement of African American students. Nationally known experts and leaders of high performing school will share successful practices during these symposiums.
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Strand 3: Solution Workshops
NCEBC is calling for Workshop Presenters!!!!! School, Family and Community Leaders - We Know the Problems…Come and Be a Part of the Solution! Strand 3 consists of ninety-minute workshops covering the following topics:
- 1. Creating a Healthy Learning Environment in Schools to Inspire
Success among Students (Practices)
2. Fostering Personal and Emotional Motivators for Success (Pedagogy)
3. Strengthening the Family Unit to Raise Successful Children (Practices)
4. Building Community and Social Conditions that Foster Success (Policy)
- 1. Creating a Healthy Learning Environment in Schools to Inspire
Success among Students (Practices)
