Join Matt Karlsen and Susan Harris MacKay at the live panel to discuss the insights from their three pre-recorded sessions.
Playful inquiry isn’t something teachers do to children, nor is it something children do apart from teachers – it requires adults who are in playful inquiry right alongside them. In this, the third part of the series, we’ll focus on the role of the teacher as researcher.
* This session is part of a series of three pre-recorded sessions, followed by a live discussion panel. Sessions will be available on March 11 and you can watch them in your own time. We recommend watching all three pre-recorded sessions before attending the panel. *
In the second session of the series, we’ll focus on how playful inquiry leads children to see themselves and each other as full participants in a community that identifies problems and imagines greater possibilities.
* This session is part of a series of three pre-recorded sessions, followed by a live discussion panel. Sessions will be available on March 11 and you can watch them in your own time. We recommend watching all three pre-recorded sessions before attending the panel.*
In this pre-recorded session – the first of a series – we’ll think about how playful inquiry provides the conditions that support young people to cultivate the habits and dispositions we need from our loved ones, neighbors, and co-workers.
* This session is part of a series of three pre-recorded sessions, followed by a live discussion panel. Sessions will be available on March 11 and you can watch them in your own time. We recommend watching all three pre-recorded sessions before attending the panel.*