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MOGO Online - Sowing Seeds Online
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MOGO Online
“THANK YOU!! I am a happier, more balanced, and more fulfilled person than a month ago, and I feel that this is just the beginning!”
~ Estela Diaz Carmona
Learn to tap into your deepest values and help create a peaceful, just, compassionate, sustainable world while cultivating your own inner peace and joy. Join us for a month of inquiry, introspection and transformation. Through our MOGO Online course, you’ll have the opportunity to assess your life, examine your values, explore new information and make a difference in the lives of others while improving your own life at the same time.
Course Dates:
September 1-30, 2009
Registration:
BEFORE you register online for this online course, please be sure to log into your IHE account. If you don't already have an IHE account you can set one up here.
Individual Rate:
REGISTER BY AUGUST 15, 2009 for the September 2009 course at the SPECIAL INDIVIDUAL RATE of $69 ($20 off!).
Special Family Rate:
$89 for the first person and $25 for each additional family member (one book/packet shipped per family) To register for the special family rate, please email us at MOGO@HumaneEducation.org
Prefer to pay by check or money order? Download and complete the MOGO Online registration form and send it in.
Registration Deadline: The registration deadline for the September 2009 course is August 29, 2009. We encourage you to register as soon as you can, so that you have plenty of time to read the course book ahead of time.
MOGO Online Course Description:
MOGO Online will educate and inspire you to do more good for yourself, other people, animals, and the environment.
Learn about the 7 Keys to MOGO and how to apply them to your own life, and to examine your values, choices and habits through the lens of the 3 I's -- Inquiry, Introspection and Integrity.
As part of MOGO Online you'll have a chance to interact virtually with other participants through discussion boards, receive input from the course advisors and connect with people who are passionate about empowering themselves and transforming the world. Participants will receive a copy of Most Good, Least Harm: A Simple Principle for a Better World and Meaningful Life by IHE President, Zoe Weil.
For more information, email us at MOGO@HumaneEducation.org.
Cancellation Policy:
We will refund your registration, minus a $25 administration fee, if you cancel by the deadline.
The cancellation deadline for the September course is August 18, 2009.
IHE is unable to grant refunds for cancellations after that date, but you may make arrangements for someone else to take the course in your place.
Continuing Education Credits:
Teacher CEUs (Continuing Education Credits) pending approval in some states. Please inquire at: MOGO@HumaneEducation.org.
Testimonials:
“I found MOGO Online to be a life-altering experience on any number of levels. The simplest way I can think to express what I mean is that I emerged from MOGO Online feeling more conscious, more alive, more honest (with myself and others), more confident and more empowered.”
~ Stanley Weil
“This class was a truly inspiring experience. I think the exercises were thoughtfully designed to encourage deep introspection and were extremely valuable to me in my personal life.”
~ Tara Hodges
“It was one of the most rewarding "classroom" experiences I have had to date. The warmth, enthusiasm and insight that the other students and that our advisors shared made this more than just a learning experience -- it was a life experience. I feel privileged to have been part of this community.”
~ Anna Watkins
“I enjoyed the self-introspection very much. I also enjoyed learning more about how we can do relatively simple things to exert our strength in order to find a path which does the least harm and the most good.”
~ Diedrich Schmidt
“An online community such as MOGO gives us the chance to learn from others, to share our fears and joys, and to commit to making positive changes--all from the comfort of our keyboards.”
~ Ginnie Maurer
Sowing Seeds Online
Are you a teacher? Get inspired! Get connected! Be empowered! Learn new strategies, tools and ideas for teaching about the most important issues of our time, including human rights, animal protection, environmental preservation and media and consumerism. Created especially for middle and high school educators, this month-long course offers reflection and opportunities for creativity designed to help you dive into the issues of humane education, enliven your teaching, enrich your courses, and help your students become ever more engaged citizens. You'll develop new techniques and ideas to make your classes even more rewarding, interesting, and meaningful.
Course Dates:
May 1-30, 2009 Course closed. Going on now!
November 1-30, 2009
Registration:
BEFORE you register online for this online course, please be sure to log into your IHE account. If you don't already have an IHE account you can set one up here.
Register for the November 2009 course at the Individual Rate.
SPECIAL GROUP PRICE FOR EDUCATORS:
Register for the November 2009 course at the Special Group Rate (2 or more educators, same school) of $50 each.
Note: If you take advantage of the group rate, after registering each educator, please send an email with the name of the school and names of attendees to: SowingSeeds@HumaneEducation.org.
Registration Deadline: The registration deadline for the November 2009 course is October 31, 2009. We encourage you to register as soon as you can, so that you have plenty of time to read the course book ahead of time.
Prefer to pay by check or money order? Download and complete the Sowing Seeds Online registration form and send it in.
Sowing Seeds Online Course Description:
The course is structured so that educators from a variety of grade and subject levels can benefit from the content and apply and adapt the strategies and inquiries to their own situations.
As part of Sowing Seeds Online you'll have a chance to interact virtually with other educators through discussion boards, receive input from the course advisor (Christopher Greenslate, an IHE M.Ed. graduate and a high school teacher) and connect with people who are passionate about empowering themselves and transforming the world. Participants will receive a copy of The Power and Promise of Humane Education by IHE President Zoe Weil.
Download a couple sample exercises. (pdf)
For more information, email us at SowingSeeds@HumaneEducation.org.
Cancellation Policy:
We will refund your registration, minus a $25 administration fee, if you cancel by deadline.
The cancellation deadline for the November course is October 18, 2009.
IHE is unable to grant refunds for cancellations after that date, but you may make arrangements for someone else to take the course in your place.
Continuing Education Credits:
Teacher CEUs (Continuing Education Credits) pending approval in some states. Please inquire at: SowingSeeds@HumaneEducation.org.
To obtain 3.5 CEUs in Maine for this course, you’ll be required to participate in the Online Commons by making at least 15 posts during the month, and to submit your daily exercise responses for all 30 days to Online@HumaneEducation.org (or mail to IHE, PO Box 260, Surry, ME 04684) within one week after the completion of the course. After you have submitted your responses either by email or mail, you will receive a participant form to complete. Send the completed form to the University of Maine with a check for $10.00 made payable to them. The University of Maine will then send you an official transcript. If you have any questions about this, please contact: amy@humaneeducation.org.
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