Have you heard about the AI Magic School? This tool uses the magic of AI to help educators write lesson plans, level text for reading, differentiate IEPs, write newsletters and more!
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Eric Curts, Technology Integration Specialist and Google Certified Trainer and Innovator, has put together a wonderful PD on Google Read & Write. There are some amazing features that make learning easy for students. Check out the document below and the Google Slides to learn more! Read & Write Can do that!? Join the Region IV Assistive Technology Consortium as they welcome Sharon Thomas from the Instructional Coaching Group for this engaging learning opportunity. Neither teachers nor coaches want to waste time or find themselves in unsuccessful conversations. Helping adults sometimes is often more difficult than helping students. Why do adults resist? This workshop will focus on why helping for change is complex and what research says about what we can do to lessen resistance to change. There will be a discussion about the Partnership Principles: Equality, Choice, Voice, Dialogue, Reflection, Praxis, and Reciprocity. Additionally, suggestions will be provided for how participants can continue to learn and improve as coaches and/or leaders with a coaching mindset. |
AuthorI'm Elisabeth Mills, and I am JCISD's Assistive Technology (AT) Coordinator! I am here to help you learn new things, stay up-to-date, and provide you with various devices to use for your classrooms and students. Archives
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