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I went by Hotel Roanoke and the members of the conference committee were hard at work preparing for the upcoming events. There were people in constant motion, moving from task to task. Bags were being prepared, memorabilia sorted, volunteers organized, last minute strategy session discussions....just to name a few! As someone who has never served on the conference committee, I can't imagine the hard work and effort that has gone into making this conference a success. I would just like to take th… Continue

Posted on February 23, 2008 at 9:27pm — 2 Comments

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At 2:53pm on March 7, 2008, Obe Hostetter said…: We teach 5th grade US History to 1877, 6th grade 1877 to the present, 7th grade civics so any resources you can share, I would be more than happy to link to. Email the links or resources.

At 8:15pm on March 6, 2008, Obe Hostetter said…: Glad to know you are using the resources I put together. I would love to work with others to expand and enhance my middle school Social Studies and Science web pages. I did recently post 6th grade US History web page at http://www.rockingham.k12.va.us/resources/middle/6history.htm If you have any resources, links or ideas, let me know. Collaborating on resources helps all of us since there are soo many websites and so little time.

At 11:43am on March 1, 2008, Brian said…: RE: ITMA: The format was a presentation on Thesis projects that graduates presented. This helped calm my nerves (along with my colleague's, Deloris), realizing that these projects are the things she and I do everyday. It was informative--I'll send you the links whenever I can find my VSTE folder.

At 6:50pm on February 27, 2008, Brian said…: Beth--how'd the presentation go? I went to the ITMA/Va. Tech. presentation since this Sept. I start.

At 3:38pm on February 26, 2008, Donnie Norman said…: Thanks for your presentation today. It was informative and enjoyable. I had one question that I could not figure out using Windows Movie Maker and you answered it. Thanks again.

At 12:36am on February 26, 2008, Leah Stephenson said…: Beth,

Thanks anytime I can help I'll be glad to! Good luck with your presentation tomorrow. I'll be thinking about you!

At 10:47pm on February 25, 2008, Karla Karr said…: Hey Beth! I would love to help you...but that would require me to enter the middle school setting again... and unfortunately I developed an allergic reaction to that particular grade level :-) Good wishes to you and your presentation. I know you will do a great job!

At 10:19pm on February 24, 2008, Karla Karr said…: Thanks! Beth...It went welll...had a packed room.I plan to add my presentation info to the BCPS VSTE2008 page and to my blog...kkarr72.edublogs.org

At 9:18pm on January 15, 2008, Brian said…: Forgot my email! Oops! brian.mckee@pps.k12.va.us

At 9:16pm on January 15, 2008, Brian said…: I just got my presenter information: Presentation Day: Monday
Presentation Time Slot: M 4:00 PM-5:00PM
Session Code: M603
Presentation Room: Garden Court 1
Room Capacity: 108

Program Description: Improve behavior and increase self esteem in unmotivated students through technology integration projects. Discover how leadership roles and problem solving tasks can engage challenging students and benefit the classroom community." Did you get yours? If you want to, send yours to my email and I'll think, or if you want to put it on my page, feel free to do that. I'll explore my notes. (and yes, that was taken in China--I worked in a small town in the mountains and the locals had never seen a digital camera before.)