Thursday, April 9, 2015

Dr. Tony Wagner - talk at Amherst College, Sat., Apr 11th

Open to the community, this event welcomes educators and parents to participate in small group discussions immediately following the keynote address.

The Amherst College Office of the President, Office of Student Affairs, Office of Student Activities, Center for Community Engagement,  Department of Mathematics, Career Center, and Amherst Careers in Education Professions welcome

Dr. Tony Wagner 

CREATING INNOVATORS
Keynote Address for the Innovative Education Summit
The American Education system has become obsolete.
It needs reinventing, not reforming.

Saturday, April 11th 9:30 am
Johnson Chapel, Amherst College

Dr. Tony Wagner has consulted widely to schools,
districts, and foundations all around the world. He was the
founder and co-director of the Change Leadership Group
at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, spent
twelve years as a high school teacher, K-8 principal,
university professor in teacher education, and was the
founding executive director of Educators for Social
Responsibility. Tony has written numerous articles and
five books on education, the newest being Creating
Innovators: The Making of Young People Who Will
Change the World, collaborated with noted filmmaker
Robert Compton to create a documentary on the Finnish
school system, and served as the educational adviser to
the film Most Likely to Succeed, which premiered at
Sundance this year.