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a short biography of
Dr. Paul Baker

Paul Baker, internationally renowned theater director, professor and author of The Integration of Abilities, employed multiple intelligences - visual, auditory and kinesthetic - to create theater, inspire creative work, and investigate ideas whether they were theater related or otherwise. His approach to creative thought and problem solving has inspired entrepreneurial leaders in diverse fields from the arts to education to business and science. The Baker Idea Institute is a home base for adults of all professions in an age where right-brain thinking is becoming more and more necessary to compete in the global marketplace and to educate youth.

BAKER IDEA INSTITUTE 2012 SYMPOSIUM

THE TEEN SCENE SUMMIT
"It Gets Better"
A Youth Theater
Speaks Up, Acts Out, Steps Forward
FEBRUARY 18, 2012

The Teen Scene Summit is anchored by two productions of theatrical works for young adults that explore the hazardous terrain of girl bullying with The Secret Life of Girls and an inventive look at gender identity, difference, and discovering how things aren't always what they seem with The Transition of Doodle Pequeño.

Both are must-see productions for teens, their parents, and anyone who works with young people. Additional Teen Scene Summit activities include professionally facilitated workshops and discussions that will examine bullying and gender identity while offering positive solutions, and providing tools for youth, educators and parents on navigating the daily challenges of living and working with youth. Playwright's Perspective will tell it like they see it. Teen Talk will tell it like it is.

• SCHEDULE OF EVENTS & REGISTRATION FORM •
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FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REGARDING
FEES, SCHOLARSHIPS & CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION CREDITS
Contact Coy Covington at 214-978-0110 ext. 125

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The Baker Idea Institute is located at the Rosewood Center in Dallas, Texas.
You may contact us by phone (214) 978-0110, fax (214) 978-0118, mail or email.