2019 Fall Conference
Montessori Inclusion:
Preparing Adults and Supporting Children
9 to 4
November 16, 2019 - University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg
Call for Presenters
We invite you to propose a breakout session that is relevant to this topic
What are the benefits of presenting?
Complimentary conference registration including lunch
Opportunity to present at a premier event with over 100 attendees from Montessori Schools around the state
Enhance your credibility and stature in the field.
Contribute to your community's expertise.
Challenge yourself in a new way.
Sessions should be based on a topic that contributes to the professional and personal development needs of administration, assistants and guides from levels of toddler through high school and parents (not necessary to have all at once) related to the topic of inclusion. Breakout sessions should present best practices, innovative and evidence-based strategies, research and resources in a variety of topic areas. The sessions are an hour long.
We are committed to creating a diverse, safe, and welcoming space for participants to learn and share. We want to make sure we receive conference session proposals from the widest audience as possible, including from you! All workshop proposals are welcome and will be considered.
Submit a proposal today to [email protected]
Montessori Inclusion:
Preparing Adults and Supporting Children
9 to 4
November 16, 2019 - University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg
Call for Presenters
We invite you to propose a breakout session that is relevant to this topic
What are the benefits of presenting?
Complimentary conference registration including lunch
Opportunity to present at a premier event with over 100 attendees from Montessori Schools around the state
Enhance your credibility and stature in the field.
Contribute to your community's expertise.
Challenge yourself in a new way.
Sessions should be based on a topic that contributes to the professional and personal development needs of administration, assistants and guides from levels of toddler through high school and parents (not necessary to have all at once) related to the topic of inclusion. Breakout sessions should present best practices, innovative and evidence-based strategies, research and resources in a variety of topic areas. The sessions are an hour long.
We are committed to creating a diverse, safe, and welcoming space for participants to learn and share. We want to make sure we receive conference session proposals from the widest audience as possible, including from you! All workshop proposals are welcome and will be considered.
Submit a proposal today to [email protected]
