SCIENCE WORKSHOP LEADER

Kenneth has always wanted to be an Educator since grade school. He enjoys working with children and helping them to foster creativity and discover “out of the box” solutions to problems. Kenneth obtained his bachelor’s degree from S.U.N.Y. Oswego. S.U.N.Y. Oswego gave him the skills and expertise to create a learning environment that serves the diversity of all students within a classroom. In his second year as an Educator, Kenneth desired to find a discipline that mirrored his interest in discovering new ways to innovate education and create new learning experiences. This interest led Kenneth to obtain a master’s degree from Hofstra University that gave him the tools, support, and pedagogical knowledge to create curriculum that supports project-based learning, digital literacy, and developing new skills that will create a generation of innovators and thinkers. Kenneth’s passion has always been education, and he is truly motivated every year to see students explore and be vulnerable in their learning. Some of the greatest things that exist in our world today are because individuals took risks and allowed their creativity to blossom. Kenneth believes that children today deserve and need room to explore and discover that for themselves in their learning.