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Introduction to cogenerative dialogues

Grades K - 13+ AIS - Literacy Arts Computer Science English Language Arts Health Mathematics Physical Education Science Social and Emotional Learning Social Studies

Dr. Edmund Adjapong introduces cogenerative dialogues in this two minute video. 

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TeacherAdministratorInstructional CoachCentral StaffESL TeacherSpecial Education TeacherOffice of Teacher Development
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Office of Teacher Development - New York City Mens Teach

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Cogenerative dialogues
Grades K - 12
  • AIS - Literacy
  • Arts
  • Computer Science
  • English Language Arts
  • Health
  • Mathematics
  • Physical Education
  • Science
  • Social and Emotional Learning
  • Social Studies
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The Office of Teacher Development, in partnership with Dr. Edmund Adjapong, proudly presents, "Cogenerative Dialogues (Cogens)." Cogens are conversations in which educators and students come together to discuss the classroom experience. These conversations turn up some profound insights into the nature of the classroom because students and the teac...
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