Join us for Joined In Education 2020
January 29, 2020
The Gift of Failure
JIE brings top tier educators to Charlotte to engage the community in dialogue and action that improves outcomes for children in the classroom and at home.
Why JIE
JIE workshops empower parents, school administrators and teachers with the tools necessary to motivate diverse student populations. JIE has a strong history of producing impactful programs that add value to conversations around education, student advocacy, and parental challenges.
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JIE is thrilled to host Jessica Lahey, NYT bestselling author of The Gift of Failure as the 2020 keynote speaker. 1/29/20. See why you won't want to miss this. Tickets on sale now @ joinedineducation.org #jie The Jewish Preschool on Sardis Charlotte Jewish Preschool Providence Day School
Get to know Jessica Lahey, NYT bestselling author of The Gift of Failure and 2020 JIE keynote speaker.
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Jessica Lahey on The Gift of Failure
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Teacher, journalist, and parent Jessica Lahey discusses her book, THE GIFT OF FAILURE (now available) – essential reading for parents, educators, and psychol...Good article from the NYT on homework, featuring two recent JIE speakers- Julie Lythcott-Haims and Madeline Levine
'Impossible' Homework Assignment? Let Your Child Do It
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I thought the assignment was too hard. It turns out it was just hard enough.Tips from JIE speaker Wendy Mogel on getting your kids to talk about school.
A Simple Trick to Get Your Kid to Tell You What Happened at School Today
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And other tips from psychologist Wendy Mogel for cultivating resilience and exuberance.Interesting article from Jessica Lahey, keynote speaker at JIE 2019. Worth the read. Mark you calendar for 1/29/20. #parenteducation #jie2020
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How to Help Your Child Succeed at School
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School doesn’t have to be high-stress and high-stakes for your child (or yourself). Here’s how to make sure you start the school year on the right foot and keep enthusiasm and momentum high throughout.
