Education and Programs for Parents, Adolescents, and children.
The Othniel Project, a story of hope and reformation - leadership design integrating literacy with the Bible as a mentor text.
Brenda Davis, Ph.D., MSEd., MAEd
Leadership Design Consultant and Researcher
My continuing research involves recruiting social researchers to lead constructive social change. While inspiration can be fleeting, I remain inspired to do the work of Leadership, Literacy, and Families. The Othniel Project, a story of hope and reformation, initially targets 160,000 children reading below grade level in families in Baltimore City and Prince George's County School districts; plus LA districts. I believe literacy is deliverance with the Bible as the mentor text.
HELP US HELP OTHERS
Support our students so they can thrive and achieve their goals
Your donation goes directly to supporting students
A Family Connectedness Series
Integrating Homeschool Elements into Public School iHEPS*
Integrating homeschool elements into public school (iHEPS)will constructively impact student achievement, especially in reading, in low-performing schools around the world. The iHEPs study is a response intervention to the 2018 research study “Relationships in a Low-performing Middle School.” Studies show when families connect intentionally with organization strategies and literacy students perform better. iHEPS is a continuum best practices focused on family connectedness with schools to addresses the future research needed in the collaboration between schools and families. Relationship development, cultivating climates of connectedness and increased reading performance are aspects that drive results of the iHEPS project.
When parents/families integrate key organizational skills through time management, literacy, before and after school (45 minutes total), children’s overall school performance increases.
GED General Educational Development-You’ve Got This
Through The Othniel Project we offer connect coaching to help you walking alongside you to get your GED with equivalency to a high school diploma. A GED will help you to organize your current existing business. We work with you for three months in preparation to pass the GED test. You’ll be well on your way with abundant increase! We offer flexible online connect coaching at affordable rates and fees. Contact Us.
Here are 7 Reasons why you should get a GED
1. It’s an act of self-care.
2. Goal setting---a great opportunity to set an accomplish goals.
3. Greater opportunities and opens the door to better jobs.
4. More knowledge. It is written, “My people are destroyed from a lack of knowledge (Hosea 4:6).
5. Be a good example for others (children and adults). You can do this!
6. Potential to earn more money
7. Increased confidence and Self-esteem
Parents' Progress (Pilgrim's Progress by John Bunyan )
Parent’s Progress is a faith-based Christian program designed to support and help facilitate parents’ strategic approach to childrens’ learning. The Pilgrim’s Progress is based on scripture as told in Deuteronomy 6:7 along with the book, Pilgrim’s Progess by John Bunyun.
Be Courageous and Lead!
New Paragraph
Leadership for Schools
- At The Othniel Project, we are dedicated to fostering leadership in schools across all education levels. Our comprehensive leadership programs are designed to empower teachers and educators to become effective leaders within their classrooms and institutions. We believe that strong leadership is essential for creating positive learning environments and driving student success. Our programs cater to grade school, high school, and college educators, providing them with the tools, resources, and support they need to inspire and motivate their students. Through our appreciation events and initiatives, we aim to recognize and celebrate the contributions of educators who are committed to fostering leadership in their schools. Join us in shaping the future of education through effective leadership.----------------------------------------
- At The Othniel Project, we understand the vital role of effective leadership in schools. Strong leadership fosters a positive learning environment, empowers teachers, and inspires students to reach their full potential. Leadership design to honor the contributions of dedicated educators who exemplify exceptional leadership qualities in their schools. By recognizing and celebrating these leaders, we hope to inspire others to cultivate and embrace the principles of effective leadership within their own educational communities.
Connectedness and Global Education
At The Othniel Project, we believe in the power of connectedness and global education. Our programs are for individuals and organizations who share our commitment to fostering a more interconnected world through education. We recognize that in today's globalized society, it is essential for students to develop a deep understanding of diverse cultures, perspectives, and global issues. Through our initiatives, we aim to create opportunities for collaboration, cross-cultural learning, and the exchange of ideas. By promoting global education, we are preparing the next generation to thrive in an interconnected world and become global citizens who can contribute positively to our increasingly interconnected and interdependent global community.
Leading Hope and Reformation
We are an initiative dedicated to fostering hope and reformation through education. Our organization is committed to celebrating and honoring the contributions of individuals and groups who have made a positive impact in the realm of education and social reform. Leading hope and reformation is at the core of what we do, and we are dedicated to recognizing those who have been instrumental in driving change and progress in our communities. Through our appreciation event, we aim to highlight the transformative power of education and the importance of collective efforts in shaping a brighter future for all. Embrace organizational leadership designed to celebrate the remarkable individuals and organizations who are making a difference in the world of education.
Care, Do Something, Somebody!
Wellness in Education
Join The Othniel Project in our initiative, Care, Do Something, Somebody! This program is dedicated to promoting wellness and education within our community. As part of our appreciation event for contributors, we aim to highlight the importance of taking care of oneself and others, while also fostering a culture of learning and growth. Through Care, Do Something, Somebody, we strive to make a positive impact on the well-being and education of individuals.
Care is a Catalyst
At The Othniel Project, we are dedicated to the belief that care is a powerful catalyst in our education programs and design. Care, Do Something, Somebody! is not just a motto; it's the driving force behind our commitment to creating meaningful and impactful experiences for our contributors and participants. Through the power of care, we strive to inspire and empower individuals to make a difference in the world of education.
Listening Year
Our education is designed to prioritize the importance of a listening ear. We believe that active listening is an essential skill that should be taught and practiced. It allows for better communication, understanding, and empathy. Through our appreciation events and contributions, we aim to emphasize the value of listening and its positive impact on personal and professional relationships. Join us in cultivating this vital skill for a more connected and empathetic world.