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Interact with experts in the fields of collaborative learning, educational trends, distance learning, and technology. CILC’s live Spotlight Sessions are:
Upcoming Sessions – Register Early!
Title: Award-winning Nonfiction Authors in Your Classroom Presenters: Roz Schanzer, Dorothy Parent and Vicki Cobb Date: 04/21/2010 Time: 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM Eastern Time Registration Deadline: 04/19/2010
Session Overview Looking for ways to bring your science or social studies curriculum to life? Well, talk to the experts! Join three award-winning authors of some of today's most exciting and innovative nonfiction for children as they present terrific ways to tie great books directly into the school curriculum--and enchant kids with love of learning at the same time. During this one hour webinar, Roz Schanzer, Dorothy Parent and Vicki Cobb will share some of their "secrets" to engaging students in learning, bringing content to life and making learning memorable. These ladies are all established, award-winning authors who are ready to share their passion for their content. Rosalyn Schanzer, author and illustrator in history and science; Dorothy Hinshaw Patent, author of natural science and western expansion books; and Vicki Cobb, author of hands-on science books, come together in this event to share not only their passions for their content areas but help educators discover ways to engage students.
For more information and to suggest topics and speakers for future spotlight sessions, contact Tonia Carriger at 317-231-6587.
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