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Expert educational consulting services for students of all ages.
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FUTURE IS HERE! is a new nonprofit 501 (c) 3 charitable organization building the Love City Child and Family Center on St. John serving St. John children from infants, toddlers, preschoolers, afterschool, and summer school as a wellness center identifying developmental delays using P.I.E.S.©
The Inaugural Workshop was the first of its kind on the island of St. John held at the Nazareth Lutheran Church with a total of 25 students ages 5 to 15. A waiting list was created with 25 families seeking summer learning for their child.
The 2nd Annual Outdoor Learning Summer Creative Arts and Literacy Workshop© were hosted by the Julius E. Sprauve School Library and the National Park Service Pavillion. A total of 30 students attended with Parent Orientation at Gifft Hill School Lower Campus.
Love City Car Show has kicked off funding for the 3rd Annual Outdoor Learning Summer Creative Arts and Literacy Workshop© scheduled for June 12, 2023 until August 18, 2023! Early Bird Registration begins December 1, 2022 until March 1, 2023 for $830 per child. Two or more children in a family only pay $500 per child.
After the Early Bird Special ends March 1st, the cost will be $150 per child/per week and $120 per child/per week with two or more in a household attending.
Parents and families can register and pay by going to the Paypal link and paying through PayPal OR mail checks to NEGUS Education World Specialists, 1303 Cruz Bay, St. John, USVI 00830. ALL Payments are NON-REFUNDABLE. The workshop is accepting children ages 5 to 15 interested in reading and art while exploring the historical places and spaces on St. John. All payments are non-refundable.
Use this link to pay workshop fees or donate to support this summer workshop for children ages 5 to 15 on the island of St. John.
The Amazing Summer Race To Read© is part of Give a Child a Chance© intending to increase reading among young children for future reading success and learning.
Research shows that when young children are exposed to experiences where reading is used to gain information or for recreational reasons to increase reading fluency by the 1st grade.
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Parent Orientation Date & Time: check your email
Thanks to the St. John businesses and individuals who donated to purchase supplies including a backpack to hold supplies.
Parents get a chance to ask questions, set goals for their child or children (please complete the Parent Orientation Form) and make sure enter the date of these first goals. There will be another gathering of parents in the middle of the 8 weeks, so the 5th week of camp it will be called Progress Report for Parents to check-in on goals made and challenges of accomplishments then based on that new goals are created or previous goals adjusted.
Every 4th of the month Dr. Sewer goes live on YouTube and Facebook and reads aloud a story for children. Parents and teachers tune in to learn how to read aloud to children as a way of increasing literacy skills.
Give a child a chance to read. Learn how to engage children in reading with children's books for every area of growth using the P.I.E.S. as a framework to support literacy.
Are your customers raving about you on social media? Share their great stories to help turn potential customers into loyal ones.
A free live information session every 20th of the month with various topics impacting young children today.
Every 27th of the month join Dr. Sewer as she shares information about the topic of communication and how to be the best communicator by listening. Learn how to communicate better in your emails, with family, friends, and in business.
Family Day at Cinnamon Bay has become a tradition of family engagement at its fullest. Families create sand art and a winner is chosen. First place, second place, and third place prizes are given and everyone enjoys the day!
Workshop students geet to pick their best work during the summer's workshop to showcase in the art auction where the entire community gets to bid on the children's art and all the proceeds goes to the children.
NEGUS Education World Specialists has experts in the field of family engagement, child development, and family studies to support teachers professional development and curriculum kits designed to meet the needs of children from preschool to elementary to middle to junior high and high school. Curriculum kits range from cross-curriculum integration of subjects or they can range from single subjects curriculum to add to existing curriculum. We are able to partner with your school.
NEGUS Education World Specialists has experts in child development to support parents before birth, during birth, after birth and beyond. Parents get tutoring for their children and learn how to improve reading and math as well as how to get into college. We can present at your school or church.
NEGUS Education World Specialists has experts in library science to support your library or school personnel with family engagement in libraries and schools. We can come to your library and do a training or workshop for your staff. Learn more now.
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Dissertation Title (2020):
BLACK PARENTS’ PERCEPTIONS OF INVOLVEMENT IN THEIR CHILDREN’S SCHOOLING DURING MIDDLE CHILDHOOD WITHIN THE U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS
Dr. Sewer is pleased to partner with the following individuals who are colleagues supporting theory and research on children and families! Always seeking partnerships! Let me know how you would like to partner and share your expertise to support children and families.
Assistant Professor, Florida State University
Karina Donald is an art therapist and marriage and family therapist who is passionate about integrating culturally sensitive mental health interventions among underserved families. Drawing from her experiences as an educator and clinician in her home country Grenada and English-speaking Caribbean countries, her current research focuses on ascertaining culturally relevant interventions for families who are highly stressed and how art and family therapists can tap into existing resources to support those families. As an art therapist, she specializes in trauma, anxiety, and depression, among children, adolescents, and families. Her clinical experience spans underserved populations in the US and Caribbean through teletherapy and in-person.
Dissertation: The Concerns of White Fathers for their Black-White Biracial Sons.
Providing parenting support for families seeking help with effective communication, parent-child relationships, and one-one-one parenting sessions. Dr. Durrant is also available to work with families on financial literacy and parenting strategies to support parents, especially during this time of a global pandemic.
Dissertation:
Caribbean Immigrant Parents' Cultural Perspectives on Preparing Their Children for Kindergarten
Providing early childhood education support for teachers and for students seeking to learn more about child development and early childhood education.
NEGUS Education has partnered with Dr. Stankovic-Ramirez, an early childhood professional with over 10 years of experience, whose passion is creating developmentally stimulating learning environments for young children. Zlata earned her B.A. in Psychology from SMU, her M.S. in Child Development from TWU, and she is currently finishing her PhD in Early Child Development and Education at TWU. Zlata also teaches college level courses in Child Growth and Development, Educating Teachers, and Emergent Literacy. Zlata, in relationship with Euro Design Build, will create the optimal environment for your child balancing design and learning objectives to stimulate the growing mind.
She has been a lead teacher and an administrator for children of various ages. Serving as a Preschool Director and an Education Specialist really helped her become a trainer, consultant, advocate and a resource for parents.
Zlata believes in developmentally appropriate practices and has been an active board member for Dallas-AEYC, which is part of National Association for the Education of
Young Children (NAEYC). She teaches college level courses in Child Growth & Development, Educating Teachers, and Emergent Literacy. Her training topics include Classroom Environments, Professionalism for Teachers, Literacy for Young Children and Culturally Sensitive Care for Infants and Toddlers. Zlata earned her B.A. in Psychology from SMU, her M.S. in Child Development from TWU, and her PhD in Child Development and Early Education at TWU. Her research interests include classroom environments, gender development and media influences on children. Her passion is creating Developmentally Appropriate Learning Environments for young children grounded in theoretical perspective. Here is the published article on environments from Texas Child Care Quarterly, titled: The classroom as a teaching tool: Evolving spaces to meet children’s needs.
NEGUS Education offers affordable personalized tutoring services for students from Preschool to College. Virtual tutoring services is available.
Parents can get support with scholarships and college applications processes and learn about the best way to pay for college.
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I offer a complete service that includes evaluating the student's academic record, establishing reachable goals, advising the student throughout the application process, and advocating for the student.
I offer professional development for early childhood caregivers, public and private school teachers, librarians, and school personnel interested in learning more about engaging families in their children's learning and schooling.
Are you interested in finding research based and theory based evidence to support your school or organization? Are you interested in learning how to use data science to support instruction and learning?
Then professional development is for you and NEGUS Education is your answer!
I offer grant writing for professionals interested in learning how to use collected data to include in the grant writing process from beginning to end with a goal of acquiring grants.
I offer storytime sessions online via ZOOM or Face-to-Face for children and families from birth to beyond! Learn the basics of reading aloud to children, expanding the reading into activities and expanding learning. Training for teachers available.
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Need help building your resume for that unique position? Learn how to alter your resume to fit the position you want using your experience and the right words.
Need help editing a proposal or document? Learn how to edit your own document in English meeting all grammatical guidelines and procedures for a finished product.
Are you wondering what to do with that stimulus check or how to invest money in the stock market? Family financial literacy is for you. You and your family can learn virtually all about the basics of financial planning.
I am available for speaking engagements and lectures on the topic of the importance of family engagement and parent involvement. Speaking engagements at your school, church, library, or organization is an affordable way to engage your members, staff or personnel on this important topic for the future of our children.
Lectures are offered on a limited basis, which includes a detailed lesson plan, activity, and giveaways. Hold your spot today!
Curriculum development and curriculum development kits for children from PREK to 12th grade is developed by a team of experts in child development and family therapy and family studies. The development process is focused on cross-curriculum content where science meets math, and language arts and readings meets social studies, for example.
My philosophy in librarianship has been molded by my years as an educator and performing artist. I believe public libraries are the staple of a community as a means of socialization and engagement.
An open, inclusive, and collaborative environment, Ethics, professionalism and integrity, Excellence and innovation, Social responsibility and the public good, Advocacy for Libraries and the Profession, Diversity, Equitable Access to Information and Library Services, Literacy, Organizational Excellence, Transforming Libraries, Extending and expanding library services in America and around the world
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According to ALA (2018), librarianship is based on the foundation of modern librarianship, which rests on an essential set of core values that define, inform, and guide our professional practice. These values reflect the history and ongoing development of the profession and have been advanced, expanded, and refined by numerous policy statements of the American Library Association.
Among these are: access, confidentiality/privacy, democracy, diversity, education and lifelong learning, intellectual freedom, preservation, the public good, professionalism, service, and social responsibility. It is of vital importance that there be professional education available to meet the social needs and goals of library services.
I believe in the First Amendment right of all persons to free expression, and the corollary right to receive the constitutionally protected expression of others.
The publicly supported library provides free and equal access to information for all people of the community the library serves.
I believe that I am an advocate for providing and the preservation of Information Policy, Professional & Leadership Development, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion, Access. Providing library patrons with information resources, which I will provided directly or indirectly, regardless of technology, format, or methods of delivery, should be readily, equally, and equitably accessible to all library users.
"Intellectual freedom can exist only where two essential conditions are met: first, that all individuals have the right to hold any belief on any subject and to convey their ideas in any form they deem appropriate, and second, that society makes an equal commitment to the right of unrestricted access to information and ideas regardless of the communication medium used, the content of work, and the viewpoints of both the author and the receiver of information." - Intellectual Freedom Manual, 7th edition
I strongly believe in Education and Lifelong Learning through the creation, maintenance, and enhancement of a learning society, encouraging its members to work with educators, government officials, and organizations in coalitions to initiate and support comprehensive efforts to ensure that school, public, academic, and special libraries in every community cooperate to provide lifelong learning services to all.
I believe in Confidentiality/Privacy by protecting user privacy and confidentiality is necessary for intellectual freedom and fundamental to the ethics and practice of librarianship. In a library (physical or virtual), the right to privacy is the right to open inquiry without having the subject of one’s interest examined or scrutinized by others.
I believe that I must strive for excellence in the profession by maintaining and enhancing my own knowledge and skills, by encouraging the professional development of co-workers, and by fostering the aspirations of potential members of the profession that librarianship can make in ameliorating or solving the critical problems of society; support for efforts to help inform and educate the people of the United States on these problems and to encourage them to examine the many views on and the facts regarding each problem;
It is in the public interest for publishers and librarians to make available the widest diversity of views and expressions, including those that are unorthodox, unpopular, or considered dangerous by the majority. The power of a democratic system to adapt to change is vastly strengthened by the freedom of its citizens to choose widely from among conflicting opinions offered freely to them. Publishers, librarians, and booksellers do not need to endorse every idea or presentation they make available.
Publishers and librarians serve the educational process by helping to make available knowledge and ideas required for the growth of the mind and the increase of learning. The people should have the freedom to read and consider a broader range of ideas than those that may be held by any single librarian or publisher or government or church. It is my responsibility to be a guardian of the people's freedom to read, to contest encroachments upon that freedom by individuals or groups seeking to impose their own standards or tastes upon the community at large; and by the government whenever it seeks to reduce or deny public access to public information.
I believe in a democratic society, which is more safe, free, and creative when the free flow of public information is not restricted by governmental prerogative or self-censorship. It is my responsibility to give full meaning to the freedom to read by providing books that enrich the quality and diversity of thought and expression.
The freedom to read is of little consequence when the reader cannot obtain matter fit for that reader's purpose. What is needed is not only the absence of restraint, but the positive provision of opportunity for the people to read the best that has been thought and said. Books are the major channel by which intellectual inheritance is handed down, and the principal means of its testing and growth.
The defense of the freedom to read requires of all publishers and librarians the utmost of their faculties, and deserves of all Americans the fullest of their support.
I value our nation's diversity and strive to reflect that diversity by providing a full spectrum of resources and services to the communities we serve. I believe I must defend the constitutional rights of all individuals, including children and teenagers, to use the library’s resources and services; I value our nation’s diversity and strive to reflect that diversity by providing a full spectrum of resources and services to the communities we serve; I affirm the responsibility and the right of all parents and guardians to guide their own children’s use of the library and its resources and services;
I connect people and ideas by helping each person select from and effectively use the library’s resources; I protect each individual’s privacy and confidentiality in the use of library resources and services; I protect the rights of individuals to express their opinions about library resources and services; I celebrate and preserve our democratic society by making available the widest possible range of viewpoints, opinions and ideas, so that all individuals have the opportunity to become lifelong learners - informed, literate, educated, and culturally enriched.
NEGUS Education World Specialists will be here for you every step of the way. Our education consultants will work with you and your family to plan the next step on your educational journey. Subscribe now and get access to our monthly newsletter with research and theory based information.
Parents get one-on-one support on any issues with children and learning. Students get support one-on-one tutoring in any subject. One hour sessions available for parents together with their child or separate sessions for parents and children.
Getting parents involved is a five part series to support teachers professional development supporting teachers learning how to include parents and family in the learning of students. Professional development is offered to early childcare workers and librarians.
This is specifically for businesses seeking to specifically target a new market - children and families. NEGUS is ready to show businesses how to use specific marketing tools that will grab children's attention and keep them returning. Businesses can learn how to engage with families and increase their customer base using our technique.
Groups can sign up for this grant writing series, which is in five parts where participants complete real grant applications towards funding various programs, projects, scholarships, or government grants.
This series is open to individual artists, groups, businesses, nonprofits, or anyone seeking information on how to find grants, how to sign up for grants through the federal government using Sam.gov and getting a DUNS number. Learn how to research grants, collect data for your organization, and use that data to get grants!
Do you need library services such as weeding collections, shelving collections, circulation support? Find out how by contacting NEGUS. Does your school need support in the classroom? Contracts are a minimum of 3 months and a maximum of 9 months.
Is your school or library interested in improving your collection of books and resources? Are you struggling to organize your library, or school library? Then contact NEGUS today to find out how you can begin on the road to success.
Speaking engagements at your school, church, or organization on any topic dealing with children and families can be scheduled at a minimum of 2 hours and a maximum of 3 hours at $100/hr. Speaking engagements can be done virtually or face-to-face.
Lectures are a minimum of 3 days and a maximum of 5 days on a specific topic related to children and families as part of an ongoing class. Lectures come with professional lesson plans, engaging activity,, assessment, and evaluation of lecture.
Virtual Session in the topic of financial planning for families. Learn how to create budgets for just about any financial goal. Learn to invest in stocks. Learn how to start your own family business.
Is your church, school, or organization interested in sharing information with your faculty, staff, and students about family financial planning, then join this series and learn how you can improve your financial future and become financially literate.
This is an ongoing service for parents and families, as well as groups and organizations interested in learning more about increasing reading among struggling readers in a fun and innovative way. We can come to your school or join our virtual rooms and cut down on paper using our google shared drives for handouts and information on the creative arts and literacy.
Learn how to use the arts and literacy correctly to engage students write their own literary works.
Resume building workshops is being offered at your school, church, or organization supporting individual and family employment. Editing services are available for student papers, student research, and individual writing projects.
Learn how to create the best resume on one page with the right words and the right style for the right job.
Learn how to write a novel, short story, play, screenplay, or poem with monthly sessions.
Learn how to read aloud to children the correct way using different techniques before you read, during the read aloud, and after the read aloud to give children an engaging story time session that can be extended into activities that further learning and growth among children of all ages. Reserve your spot now. Parents can sign up with or without their child, either virtual or face-to-face.
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This is a parent involvement/family engagement training and workshop for teachers seeking professional development. This is a workshop and training service which requires a minimum of 3 days as an introductory session or 5 days of fun and intense training with opportunities to win prizes while earning education credits. Participants will be given a copyrighted participant manual goody bag on the first day of this workshop and training service that will include a pen, pencil, writing journal, sheet of labels with name for entering the raffles throughout the session. Activity sheets. Evaluation sheets (pre and post). Pre-evals will be turned in before the beginning session. Snacks and drinks will be provided during this time while completing Pre-evals, which may be done on their phones. (Your District, School, Classroom, Library, Community Center, Business, etc.)
This is a workshop and training service that begins with an introductory session in grants and grant writing giving the participant an opportunity to learn about what makes up a grant and why is it necessary to make a grant a grant! All series sessions are 3 hours a day for three days. Each series session costs $25/hr. @ 9 hours total equals $225 per participant. ($100 non-refundable deposit included and must be paid upon registration to hold a spot). A minimum of 10-25 participants is allowed. Personalized Goody canvas Bag with Names is distributed on the first day of the first series and will include a pen, pencil, writing pad or journal, sheet of labels with name for entering the raffles throughout the session. A total of 3% of the total grant received by participants in this series must be paid to NEWS, which will be deposited into a fund to support children’s writing and reading skills within the public schools.
This is a workshop and training series to educate educators how to teach families about financial literacy towards financial stability where money is not a barrier to achieving goals. This is a series for educators over a 5 day period of workshops and training along with guest speakers and raffle prizes throughout the sessions. Participants will receive a goody bag with pens, pencils, a label sheet with their names on them to enter them into the raffle prize for answering a question correctly. Each series session costs $25/hr. @ 9 hours total equals $225 per participant per series. A total of 5 series over 5 days will cost each participant a total of $1,125 ($125 non-refundable deposit included and must be paid upon registration to hold a spot). A minimum of 10-25 participants is allowed.
This is a workshop and training series to educate educators how to teach literacy to children and involving their families in the learning is key to successful student outcomes. Educators get 5 days of fun-filled activities and information that can support their lesson planning, create events for families along the topic of reading books together and discuss them together. Educators get to learn how to engage their families in literacy events that make them want to participate in their child’s learning no matter how busy they may be because there are numerous ways to be involved and NEWS will share those and many more interesting techniques and strategies that will have families reading together and starting their own family book clubs. Each series session costs $25/hr. @ 9 hours total equals $225 per participant. ($100 non-refundable deposit included and must be paid upon registration to hold a spot). A minimum of 10-25 participants is allowed.
This workshop and training is primarily for businesses whose customer base is mainly children and families, or who wants to seek out this new customer base and learn about how to successfully get children and families engaged at your place of business. Each series session costs $25/hr. @ 9 hours total equals $225 per participant. ($100 non-refundable deposit included and must be paid upon registration to hold a spot). A minimum of 10-25 participants is allowed.
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