Educating for Today and Tomorrow has been rescheduled for November 12-14, 2010.

• Paid registrants for the original (February) conference are automatically registered for the rescheduled event in November.
• Paid registrants who now wish to withdraw their registrations must contact Starsky Cheng (Starsky.cheng@casieonline.org) by March 31.  Failure to withdraw by March 31 will result in the forfeiture of fees paid.  (If you have already contacted us regarding your status, you need not contact us again.)
• New registrants for the event are welcome and may register at this site now.

Educating for Today and Tomorrow: Connecting Project Zero Research with Global Issues will focus on current Project Zero approaches to creating learning environments and instructional materials that help learners develop the thinking skills, habits of mind, and global understandings they need in the world of today and tomorrow.

Howard Gardner, David Perkins, Shari Tishman and several other prominent Project Zero researchers will speak at the conference. The conference will also offer a wide selection of interactive sessions that focus on several well-known Project Zero frameworks and themes, including Teaching for Understanding, Visible Thinking, Artful Thinking, Studio Thinking, Educating for the 21st Century, GoodWork, and Multiple Intelligences. Interactive sessions will be led by practitioners currently using Project Zero ideas in schools and museums, as well as Project Zero researchers.

In a special collaboration with the National Gallery of Art and the Smithsonian Institution museums, the first day of the conference will focus on learning in museums and learning through art. The conference will open at The National Gallery of Art and participants will spend the entire first day in sessions in various museums on the National Mall. The sessions will be appropriate for educators in all disciplines, not just the arts. On November 13 and 14 the conference will continue at the Cleveland Park campus of the Washington International School.