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Welcome to
New Teacher Professional Development Sessions
This presentation contains copyrighted material used under the educational fair use exemption to U.S. Copyright law
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A message from the HCPSS Director of the Office of Professional and Organizational Development
Juliann Dibble
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Greetings from your moderators
Corinne Gorzo
Teacher Development Coordinator
Office of Professional and Organizational Development
Leslie Grahn
Teacher Development Resource Teacher
Office of Professional and Organizational Development
+Purpose of the series
Support the professional growth of new teachers in Howard County
Provide strategies for exemplary instruction to increase student achievement
Create a community of learners
Connect new teachers to resources for enhancing their practice
+Important reminders
Make sure that you logged onto Blackboard Collaborate with your full first and last names.
Be sure to register for every session through ERO to receive credit.
Visit the wikipage: hcpssnewteacher.hcpss.wikispaces.net for resources, information, and much more.
You will receive 2 links after the session: Request for follow-up survey Session evaluation (completing it may
win you a prize!)
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Session #: Session TitleTheme: Session Theme
+Our guest facilitators today are…
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+Insert Mini-presentation #1 (20 min)
+Featured Instructional StrategyFrom the Instructional Strategy Database media.hcpss.org/newcode/strategies/strategies.php
+Featured Instructional Strategy
+Featured Instructional Strategy
Brainstorm ways to use this strategy in your classroom.
+Our guest facilitators today are…
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+Insert Mini-presentation #2 (20 min)
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Tech Tip of the Month
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Breakout Room Time
Your task:
(insert prompt here)
Move to the breakout room that corresponds to your level
ElementarySecondary
+Thank you
to everyone who made this session
possible!
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Any questions?
Please email us at
+Parting Thought:Quote of the Month
In years to come, your students may forget what you taught them. But they will always remember how you made them feel.
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+So glad you joined us!Our next session is
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New Teacher Professional Development Sessions
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