Rooted in our classic technique, Pure Barre is the fastest, most effective full-body barre workout. You’ll be guided through a series of low-impact, high intensity movements that are designed to strengthen and tone your body in ways that no other technique can with Ali Barclay (M.A. ’18). For this 45 minute class, you will need a support (a chair, countertop, or wall work great!)>>>
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Welcome Back to Wallach Art Gallery for ‘The Protest and The Recuperation’ Exhibition
Columbia University’s Wallach Art Gallery is excited to welcome guests back into its physical space for the first time since March 2020 with “The Protest and The Recuperation.” The exhibition is a survey of artistic perspectives and responses on the global phenomenon of mass protest, as well as recuperative strategies of resistance. In these times, contemporary art has the capacity to focus our>>>
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TC Together Again: Fall Planning (7/27/21)
The third in a series of student Town Halls aimed to inform and engage new and continuing TC students on the steps we will take to be back on campus this fall.
On the agenda:
– Health & Safety
– Vaccination Mandate
– Student and Academic Life
– Residential Services
– International Student Services
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MSM Percussion Ensemble: Rain Tree
MSM Percussion ensemble performs Rain Tree by Toru Takemitsu
“For two marimbas and vibraphone soloist, Rain Tree is a work that helped set the bar for quality percussion ensemble compositions. With a little lighting work and some camera magic we were able to turn MSM’s Bossi-Comelli into a blackbox theater for the day!” — Jude Traxler, Percussion Faculty
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TC Together Again: Fall Planning (7/14/21)
The second in a series of student Town Halls aimed to inform and engage new and continuing TC students on the steps we will take to be back on campus this fall.
On the agenda:
– Health & Safety
– Vaccination Mandate
– Student and Academic Life
– Residential Services
– International Student Services
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Burning Bright Without Burning Out: Building Resiliency to Fuel Creativity
Burnout occurs due to a misalignment between our values and goals. It is often insidious, shows up unexpectedly, and impacts our work and relationships with others. In this webinar, Vijayeta Sinh (Ph.D. ’11) will present the key traits of burnout and the roadblocks to work-life harmony, and will illustrate how to develop your personal resilience roadmap to activate your brilliance and>>>
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TC Community Juneteenth Celebration
Please join us virtually for the first annual Teachers College Community Juneteenth Celebration featuring Dr. Annette Gordon-Reed, Carl M. Loeb University Professor at Harvard University and author of the historical memoir On Juneteenth. The celebration will also include a student performance of Lift Every Voice and Sing, a performance of Still I Rise by the TC Community Choir, as well as>>>
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Edmund W. Gordon Centennial Conference Closing Ceremony
Featuring remarks by Professor Edmund W. Gordon and his friends, family and former students, and conference supporters
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Edmund W. Gordon: Professional Reflection
Edmund W. Gordon and Erica Walker in conversation
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Reflection Salon: A Multidisciplinary & Multi-generational Thinking Space…
Edmund W. Gordon Centennial Conference
Reflection Salon: A Multidisciplinary and Multi-generational Thinking Space
The Next 100 Years of Research, Practice and Policy—Where We Want to be on Learning, Repurposing Assessment for Learning and Educational Equity (3:30-5:30 p.m.)
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Session 4: From Affirmative Action to Affirmative Development: Towards Rights-based &…
Edmund W. Gordon Centennial Conference
Session IV: From Affirmative Action to Affirmative Development: Towards Rights-based and Equity-centered Pedagogy, Assessment, and Policy (1:00-3:00 p.m.)
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Session 3: Towards “Next Generation” Affirmative & Formative Assessments for Learning…
Edmund W. Gordon Centennial Conference
Session III: Towards “Next Generation” Affirmative and Formative Assessments for Learning, and in the Service of Learning (10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.)
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Session 2: Towards “Next Generation” Affirmative Pedagogies, Situated and Social Learning
Edmund W. Gordon Centennial Conference
Session II: Towards “Next Generation” Affirmative Pedagogies, Situated and Social Learning (3:30-5:30 p.m.)
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Session 1: Towards Affirmative Development of Intellective Competence & Agency in Every Human
Edmund W. Gordon Centennial Conference
Session I: Towards the Affirmative Development of Intellective Competence and Agency in Every Human (12:30-2:30 p.m.)
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Opening Ceremony and Keynote Speech Linda Darling-Hammond: “The Quest for Educative Assessments”
Edmund W. Gordon Centennial Conference
– Opening Ceremony : 10:30-11:00 a.m.
– Keynote Speech – 11:00-11:40 a.m.
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