Move the Needle Summit

January 16, 2016

Yesterday at Thomas College

Educators from different pathways including Thomas College education majors, Teachers of the Year, those working with Teacher Effectiveness and others participated in an opportunity yesterday to discuss technology in the classroom. Maine Arts Leadership Initiative Teacher Leader and Central School in South Berwick music teacher Kate Smith attended and you’ll see her in this video from WABI TV5 clip from the gathering. http://wabi.tv/2016/01/15/move-the-needle-summit-focuses-on-technology-in-the-classroom/

Posted in Curriculum and Instruction | Tagged Kate Smith, technology |

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