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Mar 14 2009

uraimondo

Layered Curriculum: Kathie Nunley @ St. Bonaventure University, 5/1/09

Posted at 11:25 am under General Education, School - College Collaboration, Special Education, communication with teachers, professional development for school leaders, self-directed teacher professional development




Teachers:  If you are interested in attending this valuable all day workshop at St. Bonaventure University, please respond to me via this blog.  You will need a copy of the flyer to attach to your Absence Request Form as well as a conference request form turned in 30 days before the scheduled date. 

Below is the invitation I received from the coordinator of this event, who wrote the project proposal to bring this staff development opportunity to W. New York.  Teachers from component schools in Catt. Allegheny BOCES have been invited as have student teacher from St. Bonaventure.  I believe it will be a day well spent. 

Hi Una,
I want to personally invite you and any of your teachers to a workshop that I’m sponsoring at St. Bonaventure University on May 1, 8:30-2:30. Kathie Nunley will be presenting on the Layered Curriculum, Brain Theory and Differentiating Instruction. There is no cost to you and her book on the layered curriculum is included. You can read more on her at her website at     help4teachers.com    

Paula Kenneson, Ed. D.
Assistant Professor
Department Chair for
Adolescence Education
St. Bonaventure University
St. Bonaventure, NY  14778
716 375-2177
 

 

 

 

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One Response to “Layered Curriculum: Kathie Nunley @ St. Bonaventure University, 5/1/09”

  1.   Jamie Monacoon 17 Mar 2009 at 8:59 am 1

    Hi Una. This sounds like an excellent workshop and I would love to go. Thanks for the opportunity :)

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