Learning as Service - A Conversation with Cathryn Berger Kaye

Cathryn Berger Kaye, M.A., president of CBK Associates, and ABCD
Books, travels throughout the United States and globally
providing professional development programs, conference keynotes,
in-depth institutes, and exceptional education and learning
resources on service learning, 21st century competencies, social
and emotional realms, climate and culture, youth engagement,
effective teacher strategies, and environmental
sustainability.  Cathryn is the author of The Complete Guide
to Service Learning: Proven, Practical Ways to Engage Students in
Civic Responsibility, Academic Curriculum, & Social Action
(Free Spirit Publishing, 2010), and two books with Philippe
Cousteau and EarthEcho International: Going Blue: A Teen Guide to
Protecting Our Oceans and Waterways (Free Spirit Publishing,
2010), and Make a Splash: A Kid’s Guide to Protecting Our Oceans
and Waterways (Free Spirit Publishing, 2012). In addition to her
extensive consulting in public education, Cathryn also has been
consulting with the International Baccalaureate for five years,
infusing her dynamic service learning model into CAS, MYP, IBCC
and exploring advancements in PYP, and establishing alignment
with Approaches to Learning. Cathryn is described as “lively,”
“astounding energy,” with the “ability to both inspire and
inform, offering practical ideas teachers can put to use
immediately.” Find articles, blogs, Cathryn’s international
calendar and more at www.cbkassociates.com. Here is Cathryn's
article on Meaningful Reflection, which we discuss in our
conversation. Social Links Twitter: @cbkaye Instagram:
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