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“Giving Educators Something to Talk About!” |
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July 16, 2008 8:00-2:00 Thompkins Early Childhood Center 271 Willa Circle Ozark, AL (334)774-4911
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Sponsors:
Learning Tree Teacher Supply Store Super Sav– Ozark Logan’s Cleaners– Ozark Troy Regional In-Service Center James Elliott Construction– Dothan Barefield’s– Ozark Blue Springs Water– Ozark Alabama Education Association Brauer Aerospace– Ozark Teacher Tools– Dothan |
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Charlotte Eagerton Adana Baker Catina Breedlove Crystal Forehand Monty Carter Janey Downing Beth Grantham Julie Kelly Cindy Sanders Jennifer Elliott
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Donna Whyte Donna has taught kindergarten, first and second grade and has experience as a multi-age, inclusion and looping teacher. She is the author of several books including Morning Meeting, Afternoon Wrap-Up, Read With Your Smartie and, You Can’t Teach a Class You Can’t Manage. |
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Mike Artell Mike Artell is an award-winning author, illustrator, TV cartoonist, conference speaker, musician and humorist. Each year, Mike speaks to thousands of kids at scores of schools and addresses major business, educational, healthcare and association conferences where he shares a simple message: a sense of HUMOR is vital to happiness and success. It's true for kids; it's true for adults. And it's especially true when you're under stress. |
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Jenny Brack Jenny advocates a comprehensive trans-disciplinary approach to sensory integration by involving parents, teachers, and therapists in coordinating and customizing each child’s program for maximum. |
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Kristi Waltke and Leigh Daley http://classroom.jc-schools.net/waltkek/
Reading coaches for New Market and Talbott schools for the 2007-2008 school year. She will be giving insight to Scott Foresman Reading Street with her session “How to Drive on Reading Street”.
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Reaching learners with diverse needs has been a passion-turned-career for Kelly Harmon. Mrs. Harmon believes learning should be exciting and joyful for all learners, not just the ones who fit the mold of “good student.” Each learner counts and because of that every child deserves an educational experience designed specifically to meet their needs. Mrs. Harmon designs literacy programs that relates research and practice to the interests, cultural background, and needs of the learners. |