Webcast Opportunity

Hi!  Not to toot Scholastic's horn, but I have participated in several of their professional development webcasts and found them to be very informative and well worth my time.  Just a heads up for all, the next one is coming up featuring Laura Robb....

Here is the link if anyone else is interested!  & HappyFriday!!

 

http://scholastic.com/livewebcasts/teacher_talks/laura_robb.htm?eml...

 

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Permalink Reply by Christine V. Cralidis on February 10, 2011 at 10:58am
Sounds great!  What do you like about the webcasts?  I have never participated in one and would love to!
Permalink Reply by Kathleen Ambrose on February 28, 2011 at 10:06am
The webcasts are very convenient-- since they are online, you can participate from wherever you may be, as long as you have an internet connection.  Also, since they are live and recorded on the web, you can return and re-read the dialogue that happens. Sometimes  things sound great at the seminar but then when you try it in the classroom, well..... this way I can go back and make sure I remembered to implement the way the webcast recommended.  Also, I love finding new ways to teach things-- every new tip is another tool in my bag.  :)

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