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The VSTE Board of Directors and Conference Committee are excited to have you join us at the 32nd Annual Technology in Education Conference. #VSTE17 promises to be the best ever.

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Monday, December 4 • 2:45pm - 3:45pm
Technify & Thrive: Empowering Teachers Through Coaching

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This session will highlight the efforts of a team of technology coaches working in Chesterfield County, Virginia to educate their staff in best practices in effectively planning for and implementing technology enriched lessons. Coaches will learn how to move their staff through the coaching cycle and other technology integration models.
Speakers
avatar for Keith Baldwin

Keith Baldwin

Instructional Designer, Chesterfield County Public Schools
This is Keith Baldwin’s 21st year in education. Currently he is a Chesterfield County Public Schools Instructional Designer. Prior to becoming a technology integrator he taught fifth grade at Spring Run Elementary School. Before that he was a 6th grade science teacher at John Rolfe... Read More →
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Karen Ott

Technology Integrator, Chesterfield County Public Schools
Karen Ott has been an educator in Chesterfield County for 38 years. She taught middle school math for 18 years and was a full-time Technology Coordinator for 2 years at Robious Middle School. Karen has been a technology integrator for 18 years.

Monday December 4, 2017 2:45pm - 3:45pm EST
Wilson
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