Music (2/3) Second Grade, Third Grade Lower School Grade(s) Division In Music B, students build new skills as budding musicians and have fun in the process. Students explore the different ways music can make you feel using the Zones of Regulation. Musical instrument families are introduced, and students are given the opportunity for expository play with an instrument of each family. Ear training and music notation concepts are introduced and reinforced each class. Students work on ensemble playing skills and improvisation in varied formats. Students also explore musical composition using various digital tools. < Back

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< Back Tucker Anglemyer Executive Functioning Coach NEW ENGLAND COLEGE - BA, PSYCHOLOGY I thrilled to continue my work with the Lang community as the Upper School Executive Functioning Coach! I was born and raised in Kunkletown, PA then spent four years in New Hampshire, and then ventured out to NYC. Before joining Lang, I gained a little over a year of experience working in therapeutic and special education settings in both New Hampshire and Pennsylvania. During my time at New England College, in collaboration with a few peers, I created a student success program aimed at enhancing students’ organization, time management, task initiation, and decision making skills. I learned quickly that these are essential skills that I enjoyed sharing with others. In and out of the classroom, I've always been dedicated to building positive relationships and inspiring others. When I am not in the classroom, I can be found out in nature, reading, exercising, or playing card games with friends. As I continue my journey at Lang, what I look forward to most is seeing our twice-exceptional learners doing the right thing, learning to become self-advocates, and finding joy in their educational experiences. tucker.anglemyer@thelangschool.org

This is placeholder text. To change this content, double-click on the element and click Change Content. < Back Rob Cousins Board Member Rob has been a member of the Board of Trustees since 2021. Rob is currently the Principal of Ethical Culture School in midtown Manhattan. He was born in the UK where he studied Education at the University of Warwick. After teaching in inner city London for ten years, Rob came to The US to teach at the Packer Collegiate Institute in Brooklyn. He became Assistant Head of the Lower School at Packer before leaving to become the Division Head at Claremont Prep, now Léman School in lower Manhattan, This is his eleventh year as Principal at Ethical Culture.

< Back Aziz Dehkan Board Member Aziz Dehkan was born and raised in New York City. With a degree in Biological Sciences from Rutgers University in 1976, Aziz built a passive-solar house and started one of the first organic farms in New Jersey. After 12 years, he went into the environmental business, specializing in the disposal of hazardous waste materials. As a community activist, Aziz became a member of his local planning board, and then served as a Board member of two nonprofit agencies devoted to breaking the cycle of poverty. A professional development manager, Aziz has worked for social and environmental organizations including the Humane Society of the U.S., The Coalition for the Homeless, The Fortune Society, Mother Jones, Peace Action Network of NY State, and the NYC Community Garden Coalition. As a community organizer, he was on the steering committee for the People's Climate Movement rallies in NYC, Washington DC and #Sandy5 . Aziz is tirelessly searching for progressive solutions that support justice, equality, and liberation. Aziz Dehkan lives in Clinton, CT with his wife, Barbara Moss, and their 13-yr-old dog, Tinkerbell. A dyed-in-the-wool pacifist, Aziz enjoys boxing as a challenging workout form, fully recognizing the irony of this choice. An enthusiastic cook, he loves American roots music, live theater, and the Yankees; dreams of a free Iran, and is grateful for the ocean’s positive ions.

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Sat, Nov 16 | City-As-School High School Institute on Descriptive Inquiry Fall Conference This day will introduce or reconnect us to descriptive processes, allowing us to look deeply at children’s work and words in order to strengthen our capacity to teach and learn alongside them. Morning nosh and lunch provided Suggested donation: $15-30/person REGISTER Time & Location Nov 16, 2024, 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM City-As-School High School, 16 Clarkson St, New York, NY 10014, USA The Event Many educators work in contexts where we face pressure to view our students through a deficit lens. This is often amplified when families’ race, language, immigration status, educational attainment, etc . are offered as a justification for why learners struggle in our schools. Descriptive processes offer a counter-narrative, one in which the strengths of youth, families, and teachers are made visible, which supports us in building authentic, mutual relationships. This day will introduce or reconnect us to descriptive processes, allowing us to look deeply at children’s work and words in order to strengthen our capacity to teach and learn alongside them. Participate in a Descriptive Review of a Child/Student or Work and Reflective Conversation to: Develop a strength-based stance toward children and families Create political ground to reimagine school as democratic space, supporting equity, diversity, and complexity Connect with other educators and caregivers Read More... Tickets Ticket type Fall Conference Sale ends Nov 01, 11:50 PM Sale ends: Nov 01, 11:50 PM More info Morning nosh and lunch provided Suggested donation: $15-30 Write a price above $15.00 $ Quantity 0 Total $0.00 Checkout Share This Event