CPET @ the Association of Teacher Education's annual conference

2/16/2015

CPET @ the Association of Teacher Education's annual conference

Congratulations to CPET team members Denise Daniels, Roberta Kang, Marcelle Mentor, and Cristina Romeo, who were in Phoenix this past weekend presenting at the 2015 ATE conference! Their presentation, "Cultivating a Common Core: A Pedagogy for Professional Development" addressed how "boring professional development turns good teachers into bad students", and five principles for "designing professional development experiences that increase engagement, efficacy, and effectiveness."

From Marcelle Mentor: "Images for reflection in our session ‪#‎tccept‬ ‪#‎ATE‬ ‪#‎teachtheteachers‬"

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