the institute for educational studies

I knew adding a masters program to my already-full life would be a big adjustment, but the Spring seminar made it almost seamless. To be immersed in the practical tools of transition, within a community of supportive faculty and students, offered the perfect beginning to my TIES journey.

– Delila Olsson

TIES Spring Early Immersion session is a must! It really prepared me for the format and expectations of future seminars. The content was so helpful! Understanding life’s transitions put me in touch with knowing “I’m not the only one.” Mind mapping is a new experience that is worth learning. Overall, I am thankful that I decided to participate.

– Leslie McClain (Hooper)

I am really glad that I had an opportunity to participate in the Spring early immersion course before starting the full program in September. It gave me an overview of what I would be doing during my studies, since reflecting on thoughts and sharing feelings is a quite new understanding that I needed to practice. In TIES, the doors always gently open with a sense of curiosity, non-judgemental awareness, and acceptance that helps us to collaborate with others.

– Ayca Diriksoy

5-week seminar

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Take the summer off

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Full-time studies begin in September

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To support the global education community this course is offered at no charge

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Asynchronous studies allow you to contribute to the learning community as best suits your schedule

 

Ease into your 2021 studies with

 

Mapping Transitions &

Integrative Learning

 

A powerful orientation to Fall studies

 

Join the 2021 Cohort in May for an introductory course exploring radiant thinking and making sense of life’s changes.

 

In light of these turbulent times, this early immersion course will be offered complimentary to holistic educators seeking to join TIES M.Ed. programs For Fall 2021. Application and acceptance to the program is required. Contact Admissions at 800-457-5672 to begin the process and discover if our programs align with your teaching and learning aspirations.

Deadline for applications is April 19th. Students will receive professional development credits upon fulfillment of course requirements. earn 50 clock hours or five Continuing Education Units.

 

Questions to explore include: 

  • How can recognizing and mapping transitions aid in developing new insights and approaches for learning?

  • In what ways can these approaches be applied in the context of education and integrative learning?

 

Curious to know more?

Call us at 800-457-5672 or use form:

This course of study examines how life’s transitions are opportunities for discovering and/or rediscovering the innate propensity for an integrative worldview. Through a process of mapping life transitions, participants will also examine their personal transitions through the lens of self-discovery in the cycle of life.

Our core questions include: How does integrative learning assist in approaching the study of transitions?  In what ways can I apply this approach in my professional life now?  How do others approach transitions, and what does our combined wisdom create?  Which are the tools that are most useful to me in my context for integrating learning?

Integrative learning is created through a new approach to contextualizing content and process.  The tools and techniques inform an attitude and culture.  The learning is substantiated through relevance and application, while also being immersed in contemporary cosmology, ecology and ancient wisdom from indigenous ways of being. It is also fun, fresh, immediate and very rewarding.

Montessori educators:

Through our training center partnerships you can earn your Montessori Master of Education and receive $4,500 off tuition, plus credit for your coursework and practicum.

Education 2000: A holistic Perspective

The seminal publication on the holistic education movement
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