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Topics: Professional Development

Do's and Don'ts: How to Engage Teachers in Online PD

Jami Witherell

by Jami Witherell

October 9, 2020
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In District Administration, I outline my top tips for keeping online professional development fun, lively, and productive. Administrators and facilitators, we can and will make this new virtual world work.

You can read my piece here. 

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Jami Witherell

Jami Witherell

Jami Witherell, M.Ed, is a second-grade teacher at Newton School, a public elementary school in Greenfield, Mass. She is also a Massachusetts Teacher of the Year 2022 semi-finalist and a seasonal professional development associate with Great Minds.

Topics: Professional Development

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