Voices from Higher Education at The Cobb School
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The Cobb School Parent Coffee on January 22 nd at 8:30am Voices from Higher Education Parent Education is integral to The Cobb School experience. Since the school’s beginning in1974, I have made Parent Education an essential element of my work. I often say Montessori is preparation for life. It’s a simple expression and seemingly self- explanatory, but the truth is it often creates more questions than answers. This year’s Parent Education Series calls on the help of others to answer questions pressing on our parents. One is How do I prepare my child for life? I am grateful to all of them for giving of their time and expertise and grateful to our parents for attending these important Parent Coffees. Thank you, Mary Lou Parent Education 112 Sand Hill Road Simsbury, CT 06070 860.658.1144 www.cobbschool.com The Cobb School is proud to welcome three experts in their fields to help shed light on pressing issues facing our families. The Voices Series Parent Voices 10.9 Past Parent Voices 11.13 Higher Education Voices 1.22 Montessorian Voices 2.12 Alumni Voices 3.6 Thank you for joining us for a lively discussion of what children really need.
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The Cobb School is proud to welcome three experts in their fields to help shed light on pressing issues facing our families, specifically what it is children really need. Together, our guests have 100 years of experience. We are delighted to be hosting such an esteemed group of panelists.
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The Cobb School Parent Coffee on January 22nd at 8:30am
Voices from Higher EducationParent Education is integral to The Cobb School experience. Since the school’s beginning in1974, I have made Parent Education an essential element of my work. I often say Montessori is preparation for life. It’s a simple expression and seemingly self-explanatory, but the truth is it often creates more questions than answers. This year’s Parent Education Series calls on the help of others to answer questions pressing on our parents. One is How do I prepare my child for life? I am grateful to all of them for giving of their time and expertise and grateful to our parents for attending these important Parent Coffees.
Thank you,
Mary Lou
Parent Education
112 Sand Hill Road Simsbury, CT 06070 860.658.1144 www.cobbschool.com
The Cobb School is proud to welcome three experts in their fields to help shed light on pressing issues facing our families.
The Voices Series
Parent Voices 10.9
Past Parent Voices 11.13
Higher Education Voices 1.22
Montessorian Voices 2.12
Alumni Voices 3.6
Thank you for joining us for a lively
discussion of what children really need.
Serving Sizes
Mr. Kniering has worked in college career services since
1986. He understands hiring trends and what college
graduates need to enter the job market. He is a skilled and
experienced researcher, analyzer, and advisor. Mr. Kniering
has been quoted in national publications such as Time and
as close to home as 91.3 WWUH in West Hartford.
Meet our Panelists
John KnieringDirector of Career Services University of Hartford
Dr. Larry AntoszStaff PsychologistWesleyan University
Paul AssaianteHead Squash Coach, AuthorTrinity College
Coach Assaiante has been coaching since 1974. He has led
the Bantams to 13 consecutive College Squash Association
National Championships and holds the title for the longest
winning streak in the history of intercollegiate varsity
sports. He is the author of Championship Tennis by the Experts
and Run to the Roar. He is also a highly sought after speaker.
Dr. Antosz has has been counseling children, adolescents,
and families since 1980. He has a Ph.D. in Clinical
Psychology with a concentration in child and family
psychology. He has worked for Counseling and Psychological
Services since 1989 and Wesleyan since 1993. He has also
taught courses in five colleges over the past twenty years.
