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Groups can also be organized around a particular topic, eg.: Or, groups can be organized around a particular question, eg.: The possibilities are endless. Some groups may stay together throughout the conference; other groups may meet once and decide they have met their objective. Groups may form, reform, combine and divide according to the needs and interests of the participants. Everyone will have a chance to speak and be heard, as well as to listen and be challenged. The process of Open Space Technology will invite each of us as teachers, researchers, consultants, administrators, and educators from any perspective, to engage in dialogue to reshape our own connections with each other and with IASCE. Anyone attending the conference is invited to give a paper
or a workshop as a part of the Open Space activities. If you need a formal
invitation to make a presentation please request one from Mark Brubacher
or Mara Sapon-Shevin. In the heart of bustling downtown Toronto, the Ryerson campus provides
a quiet escape from the nearby, famous Yonge Street, yet, at the same
time is a tranquil oasis of comfortable buildings, shady trees and inviting
green lawns. It is within easy walking distance of the City Hall, the
Eaton Centre, and numerous interesting streets and restaurants. For information about the program, contact: Mark Brubacher, at 416-785-1234 or mbru@idirect.comOR Mara Sapon-Shevin, at 315-443- 2685 or msaponsh@mailbox.syr.edu For information about registration or housing contact:
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