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A LIFETIME EDUCATOR: COLLINS


Lowery Christopher Collins has over 30 years teaching experience, has taught in kindergarten, elementary, middle school, high school, college, and university classrooms, has served as an curriculum consultant, a Gifted Education consultant, a writing consultant, a theatre director, a UIL director, a choir director, an English and history teacher, an administrator, and much more.  Recently, he officially retired as a PROFESSOR of ENGLISH at PANOLA COLLEGE.

(Please see the About/VITA page for more details.) 

He has accumulated many years of experience and knowledge and is eager to share what he has learned about CONTENT, INSTRUCTION, and ASSESSMENT with teachers, students, and/or home-school parents and specialists. 

Teaching/Consulting: Books

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A FEW EDUCATION "WORKSHOPS"
& PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SESSIONS
PREVIOUSLY DEVELOPED AND/OR PRESENTED BY L. CHRISTOPHER COLLINS

  • From Rigor to Vigor: Developing a Powerful Academic Program Based on Vitality

  • CODE 7 Model United Nations Student Seminar at Region 7 ESC (co-coordinator and facilitator for many years)

  • Model United Nations' Active Security Council Sessions/Meetings (development, scenario/curriculum writing, facilitation) 

  • Curriculum Development for Gifted Learners

  • Effective Questioning

  • Teaching the Skill of Making Logical Inferences

  • Affective Effects: A General Exploration of the Affective Domain Gifted Learners

  • Instructional Leadership Development for Teachers

  • Home on the Range: Creating an Environment Conducive to Effective Learning

  • The Nature and Needs of Gifted Learners

  • Genius Thinking: What We Can Learn from the Masters

  • Building a Strong Theatre Program in a Small School

  • Focusing on Deliberate Excellence by Using Design

  • "Scope and Sequence" for Instructional Planning

  • The Crossroads Writing Project

  • Powerful Instructional Strategies for Innovative Teachers

  • How to Write a (Good) Play

  • Crushing Debilitation: The Ugly Side of Giftedness

  • A Practical Approach to Teaching Secondary Social Studies Students (Without Thinking about State Tests)

  • Creative Writing: A Project for Personal Growth

  • Identifying the Needs of Gifted Learners

  • Differentiation 101

  • Depth and Complexity: An Introduction

  • The Depths of Depth and Complexity

  • Creativity and Critical Thinking in the Classroom

  •  The 12 Guideposts: the Deep End of Acting

  • Modern Acting Techniques: From Delsarte to Chubbuck 

  • Face, Voice, and Body: The Trifecta of Believability

  • Using Reading as the Key to Powerful Writing

  • Teaching Analysis: Using Conceptual Lens

  • Theatre Games: Thought and Movement (TETA, etc.)

  • The "Playwriting Session" for LeTourneau University

  • Playwriting with a Purpose (for ETBU Writing Conference)

  • Breaking Down the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)

  • "Reading" Film as Literature

  • Cinematography: Analysis and Creation

  • The Basics of Calligraphy

  • Blocking for the Stage

  • Set Design: Units Sets and More

  • Various Customized Workshops

  • many, many more

HELP & HINTS FOR FELLOW EDUCATORS
(PUBLIC SCHOOL, PRIVATE SCHOOL, & HOME SCHOOL) 

Information and potential help for my friends in education: coming soon!

TEACHING THEATRE: 
ACTING, COMMUNICATING, DIRECTING, PRODUCING A PLAY AND/OR A MUSICAL, DESIGNING SETS, LIGHTING, MUSIC, SOUND, AND MORE 

More information coming soon

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