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Conversations 49 Sept 27, 2009

Mon, 2009-09-28 09:08 — sadamsrjh

30:45 minutes (14.07 MB)

This week, Lisa Parisi, Maria Knee and Sheila Adams talked about parents not allowing permission for their child's work on the internet. Why does this happen and what can we do to make permission more of the norm?

*Note - The audio clip is only 30 minutes long due to a technical error. Ustream below has the whole show. Will try to get all the audio available soon.

Conversations #47 September 13, 2009

Mon, 2009-09-14 07:42 — mariaknee

58:55 minutes (20.23 MB)

Today's Conversation with Maria and Lisa was about parent teacher conferences. Once again, Ginger Lewman joined us. She has been thinking about making changes to the approach her school takes to conferencing with parents. We hope to have Sheila back with us next week.

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Conversations #47 September 6, 2009

Tue, 2009-09-08 10:59 — mariaknee

63:14 minutes (21.71 MB)

The announcement of President Obama's speech to students caused many conversations across the US and that is the topic of conversation for today's show. Sheila was visiting relatives in Alabama. Her cousin Laura, a middle school teacher in Indiana joined Lisa, Maria and Sheila for today's show.

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Conversations Episode 46

Tue, 2009-09-01 00:10 — LParisi

64:18 minutes (29.44 MB)

This week, Maria Knee, Sheila Adams, and Lisa Parisi were joined by Ginger Lewman and Erin Fitzpatrick to continue last week's discussion on what is and what isn't Professional Development.  The conversation moved into how we get most of our professional development, what school districts provide for us, and what we can expect from teachers.

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Conversations #45 August 23, 2009

Fri, 2009-08-28 18:33 — mariaknee

60:42 minutes (20.84 MB)

This week Lisa and Maria were joined by Scott Carter to discuss such the topic of professional development. The discussion began with the question - How do you grow as a professional?

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