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2010, A SWEIO ODYSSEY
As we enter 2010, the February SWEIO convention is drawing closer.
There is a solid line-up this year with many session choices.
Jill Richardson will be joining us to discuss both the positive and
negative trends in school lunch and food education in schools. If
classroom management is your focus, Rick Smith will be presenting a
lively, fun, and interactive workshop that gives K-12 teachers
practical solutions for successfully managing their classrooms. Michael
Ford will have two sessions for you to attend. His first session
will be about reluctant readers. During this session you’ll look at
different motivational profiles of students and how you can address the
affective needs of those students in classrooms. “Moving from Many and
Most to Every and All: Issues and Ideas for Closing the Gap and
Reaching ALL Readers with Everything They Need” is Michael’s second
session. During this session, you will look closely at two key issues –
differentiation and acceleration – and be provided insights and
practical ideas for how to target instruction for hard to reach
students. Kim Schultz will be presenting a session entitled “Turbulent
Markets and Law Changes: Investment Lessons You Can’t Afford to Miss”.
Preparing for Retirement brings Michelle Slawney back to SWEIO this
year. John Ditter will be providing two sessions one of which
will focus on basic fitness for all teachers and the other on the use
of “bands” in the gym classroom to attain foundational or basic
fitness.
These are just a few of the many speakers that will be joining Michael
Brandwein, Jeb Schenck, and our keynote speaker, David Zach, at our
February 26th convention. Full programs will be coming soon to
help you plan your SWEIO experience to the fullest. I look
forward to seeing you at our “2010: A SWEIO Odyssey” convention.
Click here to see the entire 2010 program.
Thank
you,
Ashley
Schultz, SWEIO President
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