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Title
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1944 White Teacher Workshop Aug 12
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Description
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This text provides valuable insight into the educational workshops conducted in Loudoun County in the mid-20th century, aimed at enhancing various aspects of teaching and school management. Led by Dr. Edward Alvey, Jr. and Mr. E. Boyd Graves of Mary Washington College, the workshops featured input from State Department of Education officials and focused on areas such as art education, special education, and school guidance. The workshops included practical sessions on improving art programs, reading programs, and incorporating audio-visual aids into teaching. The emphasis was on hands-on learning, with suggestions for teachers to engage students in creative processes, develop critical thinking skills, and foster imagination through art. The workshops also emphasized the importance of providing positive feedback and encouragement to students to nurture their artistic abilities and self-expression. Overall, these workshops served as a platform for educators to share ideas, learn new techniques, and improve teaching practices in Loudoun County schools.
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Tag
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educational, workshops, Loudoun County, teaching, school management, art education, special education, school guidance, hands-on learning, creative processesSee all items with this value
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Place
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Virginia
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Identifier
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1019147
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Is Version Of
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1019147_EWP_4-2A_Yr_1944_White_Teacher_Workshop_Aug_12.pdf
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Is Part Of
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Preservation Records
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Date Created
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8/2/23
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Format
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PDF Document
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Publisher
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Digitized by Edwin Washington Project
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Rights
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Loudoun County Public Schools
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Language
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English