Founder and Executive Director the W. Haywood Burns Institute for Juvenile Justice and Fairness and Equity. Since 2001, Mr. Bell has been spearheading a national movement to address racial and ethnic disparities in the youth justice system.
JAMES BELL
2016 MASTER'S INSTITUTE
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**Registration for the one or two day seminar includes the Welcome Reception on Sunday, May 1st with a special screening of the Disney film, McFarland USA followed by discussion with Danny Diaz, whose life is depicted in the film.
Where Research Meets Hope
Each year Kids at Hope sponsors a one week institute that attracts the world’s leading researchers and practitioners in an ongoing effort to bridge research with practice. The Institute explores cutting edge education and child and youth development studies and implementation strategies to better support the success of all young people without exception.
The Institute welcomes participants from the fields of education, child and youth development, juvenile justice, child welfare, law enforcement, recreation and community based youth serving groups.
Kids at Hope is honored to announce Dr. Howard Gardner, Hobbs Professor of Cognition and Education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education & Father of the revolutionary theory of Multiple Intelligence as this year's Featured Research Presenter.
Dr. Gardner's seminal work was first published in 1983 in his book entitled Frames of Mind, which revolutionized the worlds of education and psychology by positing the theory of multiple intelligences. Other remarkable books include: Five Minds for the Future; The Unschooled Mind - How Children Think and Schools Should Teach.
He has twice been selected by Foreign Policy and Prospect magazines as one of the 100 most influential public intellectuals in the world.
Dr. Gardner's work has strongly influenced Kids at Hope conclusions, principles and practices.
HIGHLIGHTS
Sunday, May 1st
Welcome Reception for 2016 Master's Class
Special Screening - Disney's film McFarland USA starring Kevin Costner followed by a discussion with Danny Diaz, whose life was depicted in the film
Monday, May 2nd
Theme: Exploring the Power of Multiple Intelligence
Keynote: Professor Howard Gardner, Hobbs Professor of Cognition and Education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education and Father of the revolutionary theory of Multiple Intelligence
Dean’s Recognition Luncheon
Workshop: Empowerment Works: Theory, Research Practice facilitated by Dr. Richard Fabes, Arizona State University Chair, School of Social and Family Dynamics
Tuesday, May 3rd
Theme:Youth Development from the Perspective of Juvenile Justice and Law Enforcement
Keynote: James Bell, Founder and Executive Director the W. Haywood Burns Institute for Juvenile Justice and Fairness and Equity
Growing the Kids at Hope Culture within the Juvenile Justice System
Best Practices-Revealed
Evening Event: Western Hospitability at its Best-Mmm/Mmm BBQ
Wednesday, May 4th
Theme: Exploring the Natural Learner in All Children and Adults
Interactive Workshop: Creative Spirit-Spencer Gorin and Charlie Steffens
Exploring Kids at Hope Practices
An Evening Out with Kids at Hope National Board of Directors
Thursday, May 5th
Theme: Site Visit Day - Watching Kids at Hope Grow
Avondale Elementary School District Office Kids at Hope Art Walk
Tolleson Elementary School District
Arizona Supreme Court
Friday, May 6th
Theme: Beginning with the End in Mind - A Formula for Success
Graduation Lunch
Hobbs Professor of Cognition and Education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education and Father of the revolutionary theory of Multiple Intelligence
Howard Gardner
APRIL 1, 2016
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Youth Development Master's Institute
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