Judy Shulman

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  Judith Shulman, Director of the Institute for Case Development and the National Board Support Network at WestEd, will lead a two-day seminar supporting candidates for National Board Certification (NBC).Participants will:
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  Judith Shulman

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  Judy Shulman, Director

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  Judy Shulman works at WestEd, an educational non-profit organization in San Francisco.Her interests are teacher education, professional development, and case methods of teaching, and has written many articles on these issues.She is a member of two local synagogues, and served on the Board of the Mid Peninsula Jewish Community Day School (MPJCDS) for five years.She also served on the search committee that hired the headmaster of the middle school at MPJCDS.Judy is the wife of Lee Shulman, professor at Stanford University and president of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching; they have three children and five grandchildren.

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  Judith Shulman quotes Jenlink and Kinnucan-Welsch as saying,
  
  Stories give meaningful form to experiences educators have already lived through and enable others to share and learn from their experience (706) [as] catalysts for pedagogical conversations among members of school communities. (Shulman, 1992, xv)
  
  Stories are records of lived experience.Whether used as parables, fairy stories, myths from the ancient Greeks, or instructions from parents to prepare children to cope in society, stories present models of normative behavior because people remember and pass on their knowledge through stories (Bruner, 1986).By crafting stories into cases, teachers have found an avenue of expression for their lived experiences at school, in contrast to mass media portrayals of their work.
  
  Judith Shulman, director at WestEd laboratories in California, has been involved for many years in using cases as a way to connect the overarching principles of practice to specific dilemmas described in teacher-written stories.
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  By discussing, evaluating, or vicariously experiencing another's practice through authentic stories, teachers develop an awareness that teaching stories exemplify a larger pattern and that cases are a case "of" something (Shulman, 1987), be it classroom management, professional knowledge, or insights into student development, for each dilemma resonates with a principle that changes according to the contextual elements of a particular educational setting.
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  Shulman, J. (Ed.). (1992).Case methodology in teacher education.New York: Teachers College Press.
  
  Shulman, L. (1987).

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  Judith Shulman
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  Judith Shulman415.615.3157jshulma@wested.org

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  For nearly 25 years, Judy Shulman has been a staff member of WestEd, an education non-profit in San Francisco, where she has served as director of the Institute for Case Development as well as the National Board Support Network. Recipient of AERA's 2002 award for Contributions Relating Research to Practice, Judy is the author or editor of eight books and many articles. Her latest book, Mentoring Teachers Toward Excellence, was published by Jossey-Bass in 2005.
  
  The Shulmans have three children-Allen of Northbrook, Illinois, Dina of Santa Monica and Daniel of San Diego-and five grandchildren.
  
  "Serving as president has been the best job in the world," Shulman said.

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  Judith H. Shulman, WestEd(415) 615-3157; >

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  Judy Shulman, Director of The Institute for Case Development at WestEd, will teach the basics of case writing in June. Further assistance will be provided in July, including optional writing time July 5-6. Applications due April 18, notification by email May 10.

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  Judy Shulman is a former project director in the Teacher Professional Development Program at WestEd.

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  Judy Shulman, Director
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  Judy Shulman works at WestEd, an educational non-profit organization in San Francisco.Her interests are teacher education, professional development, and case methods of teaching, and has written many articles on these issues.She is a member of two local synagogues, and served on the Board of the Mid Peninsula Jewish Community Day School (MPJCDS) for five years.Judy is the wife of Lee Shulman, professor at Stanford University and president of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching; they have three children and five grandchildren.

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