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Looking for readers:)
Greetings fellow NBCT's..I have a small group of 3 NB candidates and I'm looking for reader's for them. Their certificate areas are com arts (2) and the other person is school counseling. I'm mentoring the best I can, but my area is art and I think it may be more meaningful to have someone in their content area read for them. They are not quite ready to have paper's read yet, but perhaps in the next few weeks to a month. When I was a candidate, I was assigned a mentor by the state (as well as joined a yahoo group), but funding is no longer available. If you have time to read even once, that's feedback they would take I'm sure:) Thanks for considering!
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Educators perception on student engagement and professional development needs at Virtual time and date to be mutually agreed upon
April 22, 2022 to May 13, 2022
Student Researcher looking for educators interested in participating in an interview and focus group.Share your perceptions. See flyer for detailsRobin_Wilkins_RecruitmentFlyer032822.docxSee More
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My name is Robin Wilkins and I am a student researcher. I am conducting a study in which I would like to share the perceptions of teachers who teach in inclusive settings (non-disabled and disabled students) regarding engaging students and professional development needs to engage students.Robin_Wilkins_RecruitmentFlyer032822.docxSee More
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"Thank you Shawn for your insights. My EdD research (2018) around professional development of college teachers in rural locations (in Ontario, Canada) indicated that agency and institutional support were key factors in active professional…"
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