Springfield College S-Cubed Program at National Conference

Springfield College Department of Education Graduate Coordinator Eileen Cyr, third from left, recently led a group of students representing the S-cubed program at the Critical Questions in Education Conference in Savannah, Georgia. Cyr was joined by Valerie Annear, Keisha Maxwell, Lisa Hall, Shannon Daniels in a presentation titled "Neurodiversity – Asset based models for today’s classrooms." This presentation examined frameworks and strategies for a mindset shift from deficit to asset based views of Neurodiversity. 

In addition, Cyr was also joined by Amber Knight, Marisa Santo, and Sam Garcia for a presentation titled, "Family and community engagement: What are we doing well, and what can we do better?" This presentation highlighted successful Family Engagement strategies that are being  implemented across districts and grade levels. 

Congrats to all on representing Springfield College so well on a national stage!