MINI-NETWORKDistance-based, facilitated conversations provide a chance for educators throughout the state to engage in substantive conversation about their practice. The conversations are led by the participants and focused on what matters most to them. These communities of practice support math, language acquisition, content literacy, science, and mentoring-induction. Network learning supported by 21-century technology is reweaving the fabric of how educators acquire and create new knowledge. At the Alaska Educational Innovations Network (AEIN), educators believe this has the potential to change how a profession looks at professional development. They have learned that using technology...
2009 Language Acquisition Mini-Network poster 2009 Content Literacy Mini-Network poster 2009 Mini-Network Facilitators poster 2009 Leadership Mini-Network poster 2009 Science Mini-Network poster 2008 Language Acquisition Mini-Network poster 2008 Content Literacy Mini-Network poster 2008 Mini-Network Facilitators poster 2008 Science Mini-Network poster
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