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At Fablearn conference. Interesting idea–coding as a literacy rather than as a skill!
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Abbie Combs posted
Several teachers inquired how they might share their lesson plans or promising practices strategies on the holler. Anyone can upload files here or in the tab above (documents). Share your pictures, thoughts and reflections about the Promising Practices Summit here. If you were unable to attend you may access archived sessions from the Holler Home page.
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Kudos to all the KVEC staff for an event that rocked the Expo center ! Your planning and execution of the Promising Practices Summit was exemplary and greatly appreciated by all involved with this history making event!! I am still amazed that you were able to feed the masses with no line to speak of! I loved the collegial atmosphere , the…Read More
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Thank you Vivian. The success of the Promising Practices was a collaborative effort and involved folk from across the region. Just stay turned for the BIG event on April April 21st! The Action Research Summit will be Awesome!
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Abbie Combs posted
Jennifer has posted some great resources to the page. Check the wealth of resources and tools that are housed under documents. While you are exploring resources, check out the resources tab on the home page. We are posting additional ISLN, ARI, Data, etc. there. Also don’t forget that tomorrow the Promising Practices Summit is being streamed…Read More
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Jennifer Carroll posted
ARI Holler members, if you know someone who could use some support and a professional learning community to help them implement PGES in order to impact teaching and learning, suggest the PGES Holler….there are currently 30+ resources posted in the Holler and the group is growing!!
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Thanks Jennifer, for all you do to support PGES in the KVEC region. We are off to a great implementation. Those tools and resources are a wonderful support for teachers and leaders. Aren’t our folk simply the best!
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Will do. Let me know if I can help.
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So awesome! That really is the best way to think about learning programming and newcomers need to remember they don’t have to be fluent to get things done!