I have been invited to do a session at the 2017 Summer Louisiana Assistive Technology Conference on July 11-12 by Jodi Burr, Assistive Technology Specialist at the NW Louisiana Assistive Technology Center. Ms. Burr informed me that additional information will be forwarded to me once it becomes available. I really enjoyed the attendees at my session at their 2015 LATI Conference. I am excited about the opportunity this summer!
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Due to the recent snow storm in Georgia, I have had the opportunity to contact educators, administrators, and specialists in many parts of the US. I really appreciate those who are willing to share my teaching strategies with their colleagues. Even if I was not iced -in, I would not be able to travel to Bossier City, LA, Pittsburgh, PA, and Tallahassee, FL and many other places in one day. Thanks for your help! Being ice-in can still benefit our students!
I am excited about the publication of an article discussing my math manipulatives in the FLAEYC Florida Focus Newsletter for January 2017. The article is on pgs. 6-7. Here’s the link if you are interested in reading it.
https://web.mail.comcast.net/service/home/~/?auth=co&loc=en_US&id=215720&part=2
Dr. Katie Thompson, Coordinator of Professional Learning and Innovative Programs at West Georgia RESA, sent me a notification email that my proposal to demonstrate my teaching strategies at their 2016 Georgia RESA Intervention Conference in Grantville, GA has been accepted. I should receive the exact date and time in about 1-2 weeks. Please check my “Latest News” for specific conference information when it becomes available.
I just finalized the contract with Region 4 Texas ESC to do a demonstration at Region 4 Texas ESC in Houston on December 2nd at 1:00-4:00. All school districts in Houston and neighboring school districts are invited. Please contact Cecilia Robinson (CRobinson@esc4.net, 713-744-6379) to register. See you there!
I was just informed by Julie Tourney, Instructional Technology Specialist at FDLRS/Emerald Coast in Pensacola, FL, that my teaching strategies were highlighted in their “October 2016 Tip of the Month- Tools to Support Math”. I am very appreciative of her time and willingness to share my teaching strategies with her colleagues in Florida.
I mentioned to her that if FDLRS is interested in scheduling a demonstration to give me a call or send a quick email! I hope we can schedule something soon!
I would like to thank Clayton Guffey, Senior Assistive Technology Specialist at the Arizona Technology Access Program, for helping coordinate my demonstration. I am looking forward to helping many students in the Phoenix area!
My session at the 2016 Georgia STEM Forum is 11:00-11:50 in the Athena J Room on October 25th in Athens, GA. See you at the conference!
I would like to thank Dawn Craft, Project Administrator and Liaison for the Arizona Association for the Education of Young Children, for offering to share my teaching strategies with the AzAEYC State Governing Board and her colleagues who would be interested in new math instructional strategies. Based on the feedback I have received from many teachers and administrators in Arizona, I am anticipating exciting demonstrations in Tucson and Phoenix during the week of October 3-7. For additional information regarding my demonstrations dates, times, and locations, feel free to call or send me an email. I hope to see you there!
I sent an invitation to Carolyn Calvo, Executive Director of Florida Hands and Voices, to see my math demonstrations at the 2016 Florida Association for the Education of Young Children’s Conference in Orlando on September 23rd & 24th. I am very grateful to hear that she forwarded my teaching strategies to her colleagues in many parts of Florida.