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  • K-12 Math, Science, Technology

    K-12 Math, Science, Technology

    95 members Latest Activity: May 14, 2019 Group discussion about the current trends in K-12 Math, Science and Technology education. Post resources, recommendations, experiences, etc...

  • Classroom Walk-Throughs

    Classroom Walk-Throughs

    67 members Latest Activity: Sep 26

    This group is dedicated to sharing the best practices around classroom walk-throughs and will provide support to school leaders who are new to the…

  • APPR/SLO Best Practice and Sharing

    APPR/SLO Best Practice and Sharing

    138 members Latest Activity: Sep 16, 2015 Share your successes and challenges with the group in this area.

  • BYOD Best Practice

    BYOD Best Practice

    12 members Latest Activity: Dec 5, 2014 As social media and mobile devices quickly become tools of engagement and the new "water cooler" for students and teaching and learning, this group…

  • Data

    Data

    154 members Latest Activity: Jul 7, 2020

    Turning data into useful and actionable information - rather than a bureaucratic shackle on the minds of students and teachers - will be the…

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