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Abbie Combs posted
I just added a category for Student Assessment under the resources tab. I am attaching a few of those here.
Abbie Combs uploaded new file(s): student-assessment-inventory-achieve.pdf, principles-of-assessment.docx, cssocgcsassessmentcommitments10152014.pdf, 21st-century-assessment-defined.pdf to ARI Next Generation Data and Analysis -
Abbie Combs posted
The Writing About Music Professional Learning Webinar for teachers will be lived streamed and will be archived and available at https://www.theholler.org. Teachers may attend on site or watch the live stream from a designated site. PD Credit may be awarded as approved at the district level.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
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Pre School -12 Music and Language Arts
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Abbie Combs posted
I am so looking forward to the January 29th meeting. ISLN offers training that is relevant to the building of strong leaning teams and communities of professional practice.
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Abbie Combs posted
Wow! Arne Duncan is pretty direct in this video. He talks about the re-authorization and fixing of ESEA.
[bpfb_link url=’https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whKqxGQI9gU’ title=’Arne Duncan: “In making choices for our children’s future, we will decide who we are as a nation.” – YouTube’ image=’https://i.ytimg.com/vi/whKqxGQI9gU/hqdefault.jpg’]U.S. S…Read More -
Abbie Combs posted
All materials from the Personalized Learning Workshop are now posted on the Holler under Resources. Find the Personalized Learning Category. In that file you will find three folders; materials, activities, and PowerPoint. The PowerPoint Presentation was too large to upload so I took out the videos and posted them individually in the file. Only one…Read More
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Thanks for posting these Abbie…this makes it so much easier to share with colleagues!
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I liked this. Teamwork is what it is all about.
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Excellent work
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Abbie, Is this PD experience geared toward high, middle or elementary educators?