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Stavros Center Programs, Workshops and Seminars
The Stavros Center hosts numerous professional development opportunities throughout the year for K-12 educators to assist them with implementing economic education and financial literacy curriculum into their classrooms.
We look forward to having you join us for exciting professional development activities. Below you will find a list of current programs and workshops for educators. For more information about upcoming workshops and seminars, please contact us.
Every workshop has a Registration Survey. One week before the workshop you have registered for, you will receive a confirmation email that includes details and parking information. Additionally, a reminder is sent the day before.
Spring 2024 Calendar at a glance:
- Tuesday, January 16 Generative AI: Visuals and Presentations (Financial Literacy)
- Tuesday, January 30 Lights, Camera, Budget (Financial Literacy)
- Saturday, Feb 3 Joint USF/FSU Workshop (Financial Literacy)
- Tuesday, Feb 6 The Last Egret with Federal Reserve (Financial Literacy)
- Thursday, Feb 15 Think Globally – Act Locally (Sustainability)
- Thursday, Feb 22 Generative AI: Suites (Financial Literacy)
- Tuesday, Feb 27 PIE Day (Financial Literacy)
- Thursday, Feb 29 Muma Entrepreneurship workshop (Entrepreneurship)
- Tuesday, March 5 Florida History-Pascua Florida (Financial Literacy)
- Thursday, March 7 Earth’s Natural Resources (Sustainability)
- Wednesday, March 13 Orange County Public Schools Sustainability Workshop
- Tuesday, March 19 Egg-onomics (Financial Literacy)
- Wednesday, March 20 Earth Day Your Way! (Sustainability)
- Thursday, March 21 Generative AI: Lessons and Ethics (Financial Literacy)
- Tuesday, April 2 Elementary Themed (Financial Literacy)
- Thursday, April 4 Muma Entrepreneurship workshop (Entrepreneurship)
- Tuesday, April 9 Florida Manufacturing with FLATE (Financial Literacy)
- Thursday, April 18 SDG 2 End Hunger (Global Lit)
- Tuesday, April 23 Interactive Graphing (Economics)
- Thursday, April 25 Escape Room (Financial Literacy)
- Thursday, May 2 Dinner, and a Movie
Current Open Registrations:
PROMOTE FINANCIAL LITERACY THROUGH ESCAPE ROOMS:
When: April 25, 2024; 5:30pm-8:30pm
Where: Raymond James Room, Upper Level USF Stavros Center (4111 USF Willow Dr. Tampa, Fl. 33620)
Are you ready to revolutionize the way you teach financial literacy? Join us for an immersive workshop where you'll discover the power of escape rooms as dynamic tools for student engagement. You'll learn to craft captivating escape rooms tailored specifically for teaching financial literacy concepts. Escape rooms are not only fun and exciting but also highly effective in fostering critical thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving skills among students. Participants will gain practical insights into designing immersive scenarios, developing challenging puzzles, and integrating essential financial literacy lessons seamlessly. Whether you're a seasoned educator or new to the concept, this workshop offers a unique opportunity to enhance your teaching toolkit and leave a lasting impact on your students. Don't miss out on this chance to transform your classroom into an interactive learning hub where financial literacy comes to life. Register now and embark on a journey to inspire, educate, and empower the next generation of financially savvy individuals. Unlock the potential of financial literacy education with escape rooms – sign up today!
THE FIRST 30 TO REGISTER AND ATTEND THE WORKSHOP WILL RECEIVE A $50 STIPEND
CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION SURVEY
dINNER AND A mOVIE- "ZOOTOPIA"
When: May 2, 2024; 5:30pm-8:30pm
Where: Raymond James Theater
Disney's 'Zootopia’ comes to the Stavros Screen in this workshop as well as your classroom curriculum! This workshop is designed for teachers looking to integrate themes of entrepreneurial thinking, governmental concepts, and civics education. Discover how 'Zootopia' can be used to teach critical thinking, lessons on government and cost benefit analysis across multiple subject areas and grade levels. Learn practical strategies and creative ideas for using this beloved film to spark meaningful discussions, inspire student projects, and encourage learning engagement. Whether you teach elementary, middle, or high school, this workshop will provide you with valuable tools and resources to make 'Zootopia' a valuable addition to your teaching toolkit. Don't miss this opportunity to bring the magic of 'Zootopia' into your classroom and engage your students in fun and meaningful learning experiences!
CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION SURVEY
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