by Jean Alexander | Mar 7, 2020 | Presentation Types
Sam’s assembly style presentations tell the story of his life growing up with a facial difference and hearing loss. He takes the audience on a journey through his childhood as he navigated the social scene of school and life. Sam shares with the audience both the...
by Jean Alexander | Mar 6, 2020 | Presentation Types
During classroom/grade level workshops Sam will provide the school with a variety of options for hands-on activities and projects that address the themes in his work. From role playing to art projects, guided discussions, and more, Sam will facilitate an interactive...
by Jean Alexander | Mar 5, 2020 | Presentation Types
During a workshop, Sam will provide the school with a variety of options for hands-on activities and projects that he has developed to address the themes in his work. From role playing to art projects, guided discussions, and more, Sam will facilitate an interactive...
by Jean Alexander | Mar 4, 2020 | Presentation Types
Lunch groups are a chance for Sam to engage in conversation about a range of topics with a small set of students. Sam works with each school to advise on the most ideal number of students for a lunch group based on the meetings’ objectives.
by Jean Alexander | Mar 3, 2020 | Presentation Types
Parent programs can be held either before or after school: A before school meet-and-greet is a more casual opportunity for parents to access Sam’s expertise through questions, stories, and advice for supporting their child(ren) in making kind, empathetic, and...
by Jean Alexander | Mar 2, 2020 | Presentation Types
As a lifelong learner, Sam believes that learning never takes a break. Educator programs are designed to help teachers consider how to continue supporting Sam’s messages after he leaves the school to achieve systemic change. Sam’s visit is a first step toward...