"It was a pleasure to meet you at the NADSFL annual meeting a few weeks ago in Denver, Lea. We had discussed the program you had developed to provide professional development for teachers involved in the textbook adoption…"
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Lea Graner Kennedy
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- Name of District, City, & State
- Stonington Public Schools, CT
- My regional FL conference is:
- NECTFL
- My primary supervisory K-12 responsibilities are at this level:
- District
- Number of Teachers that I supervise:
- 26-50
- What is the current focus of your work?
- curriculum renewal
- What are your three areas of expertise (for sharing with other members)?
- 21st Century Skills & Web 2.0
Curriculum Design
Supervision
- What is your greatest area of concern for your district?
- Fidelity to curriculum and authentic use of language
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- At 8:41am on December 1, 2011,
Jennifer N. Carson said…
It was a pleasure to meet you at the NADSFL annual meeting a few weeks ago in Denver, Lea. We had discussed the program you had developed to provide professional development for teachers involved in the textbook adoption process. I would greatly appreciate it if you would share these materials with me. My e-mail is jennifer.carson@vbschools.com. Thanks in advance, Jen
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