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2008 Summer
Professional Development at Blue Ridge PBS
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June 16-20
Extreme Quality Teaching and Learning
in Instructional Technology
(for ITRTs and teachers) $595 per person |
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Work collaboratively with 15 fellow educators
on blending Web 2.0 with instructional
strategies for a higher student engagement and
achievement.
9 a.m.-4 p.m.,
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
9 a.m.-noon on Friday.
(One college credit -VWCC workforce
development- comes at no extra cost.)
SIGN UP TODAY!
The session is
limited to 16 participants!
Attend
alone or bring other teachers or ITRTs!
All program costs, materials and supplies are
included.
Travel, meals and lodging are not.
Questions? e-mail
lpharis@blueridgepbs.org
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"(QTL) is teacher-friendly. It allows for
brainstorming and the sharing of ideas among
professionals with common goals... This has
been, without a doubt, the most beneficial
conference I have ever attended, and I
honestly mean that."
-Pittsylvania County |
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"This has been one of the most informative
classes I have ever taken regarding
Instructional Technology. I love the emphasis
on instruction and goals first and appropriate
technology second."
-Appomattox County |
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"I particularly enjoyed the learning
environment. It was comfortable and conducive
to learning. It was an awesome experience."
-Roanoke County |
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"I learned that in being an ITRT, there is
more to the job than just choosing the best
technology to use for a lesson. It's about
collaboration: helping teachers create a
lesson that incorporates technology while
addressing the learning styles of the
students."
-Charlottesville City Schools |
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"(QTL is) giving me more confidence in
approaching teachers in creative ways, in
non-threatening ways, and in ways that
hopefully will benefit what they are doing in
the classroom. To be honest, I was feeling
more nervous about this position given its
newness, but as the week goes along, I am
feeling more confident."
-Floyd County Public
Schools |
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