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November 2, 2018 |
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Her Voice Toolkit: Civic Engagement & Civil Discourse  |
How do you ensure all student voices are heard and incorporated into classroom discussions? How do you create an environment where differences are respected and understood? How do you engage and lead students in civil discourse during political conversations?
Our new Her Voice Toolkit on Civic Engagement & Civil Discourse will aid educators as they help young women develop and exercise their political voices. Use the research and resources not only to engage students in the classroom, but to inspire families to select an all-girls school, educate the community about the outcomes of all-girls schools, and inform the media that girls schools are more relevant today than ever before.
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2019 NCGS Conference |
The 2019 NCGS Conference, Dream, Dare, Do: Girls as Makers, Inventors, Engineers, and Entrepreneurs, will allow educators to explore and share ideas about the pedagogies, tools, physical space, and mindsets necessary to create environments in which girls can take risks, try new things, and shatter stereotypes. Learn more about the essential questions the conference address.
Registration is open and the call for proposals to present on your area of expertise closes on November 16, 2018. Join us in Los Angeles, June 24-26, 2019, at Westridge School.
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Girls School NET: Networking & Empowering Together |
Join us for our largest annual networking event!
The Girls' School NET: Networking & Empowering Together reception offers the unique opportunity for NCGS member schools to connect with their alumnae and fellow educators from girls' schools around the world during the 2019 NCGS Conference.
Girls' School NET, a ready-made, cost-effective regional alumnae event and professional networking opportunity, will be held the evening of June 24, 2019, in Los Angeles.
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Produced by NCGS, PEP Talks: Podcast on Educational Possibilities brings together experts in the education and healthy development of girls and young women to discuss best practices in educating and empowering girls.
In our new episode, we speak with New York Times bestselling author Rachel Simmons about her latest research featured in her book, Enough As She Is: How to Help Girls Move Beyond Impossible Standards of Success to Live Healthy, Happy, and Fulfilling Lives. In the book, Rachel explores how to teach girls self-compassion as an alternative to self-criticism, as well as how to manage overthinking, resist the constant urge to compare themselves to peers, take healthy risks, navigate toxic elements of social media, prioritize self-care, and seek support when they need it.
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