NEASC Forum Webinars

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All NEASC Forum webinars are recorded and made available for viewing on-demand after the original broadcast. 

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Or visit #NEASCForum playlist on YouTube.

Thank you!

We created the "NEASC Forum", our ongoing webinar series, as a space to connect educators around the world through peer discourse and discussion of current, relevant topics. Thank you for joining the webinars, contributing your questions, and sharing your thoughts so we can continue to develop sessions aligned with your interests.

These NEASC webinars have truly been a support for me... seeing and hearing about what has worked in other schools has allowed me to implement some more effective practices — and seeing that we were all struggling with the same issues gave me a better peace of mind and helped me to avoid holding myself to unrealistic expectations which significantly has reduced my stress level!!!
- Jennifer, USA
...the NEASC Forum was a tremendous opportunity to talk about how, as a learning community, we are striving to ensure that every individual belongs, is valued, and has a stake in the life and purpose of the school... the most valuable part of this experience was hearing directly from the student panelists... putting student perspectives at the heart of DEI conversations makes clear the why, how, and what that’s required of our collective efforts to promote belonging.
- St. Luke's School News
We at NEASC believe that learning can happen anywhere and anytime and encourage you to embrace current circumstances as a chance to pilot some creative new learning opportunities — for both students and staff. We hope this webinar series will be a source of inspiration as you forge ahead, and we look forward to the ongoing conversations.
- Cameron C. Staples, President/CEO, NEASC