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NAEYC in WAshington DC
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Rae Pica Sep. 29, 2009.
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Yes, it's about a block or so away from the convention center.
Is the Grand Hyatt a separeate location from the main venue?
Wonderful, Martha! My workshop is in Independence A of the Grand Hyatt. I'll count on seeing you there! : )
Would love to meet other BAM street members and what a better time than right after Rae's presentation. Would love to spend some time talking with others.
What a great idea, Marilyn! Why didn't I think of that?? : )
Finding a time when everyone's available is really tricky. People tend to have all kinds of events to attend during the evening. And during the day they don't want to miss sessions. We mi…
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- Professional Interests
- Curriculum, Training, Guidance, Literacy
- About Me:
- I teach ECE to high school students who earn their CDA and college credits through my class. I love scrapbooking, sewing and quilting.I have three grown children and a son-in-law who make me very proud.I am also enrolled in an online Master's program in Early Childhood.
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- High School teacher, Preschool Director
- I've Been in The Field Since:
- September 10, 1994
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- At 8:45am on September 28, 2009,
Cathy Puett Miller said…
- Actually, I will, Marilyn and I'm booking with discounts. Send me an email at tla@readingisforeveryone.org and I'll send you a media flyer with all the details.
- At 10:38pm on September 27, 2009,
Cathy Puett Miller said…
- Marilyn,
Actually the ebook is simply an annotated list of 180 picture books, no actual content of picture books in it. I wanted to make sure that was clear. There are applications for content areas like history (immigration or the civil rights movement) included here and about 83 I think of the 180 picture books are actually recommended with specific ideas for use in middle and high school. In terms of the preschool children, what I'd recommend instead is picture books with what I consider the three "R's" of great preschool picture books - rhythm, rhyme and repetition. Dr. Seuss is great, also Peggy Rathmann (because her books often have little text but great stories and great illustrators to explore together). I'd love to come and do some training on my technique for engaged interactive read alouds. It can help high school students improve their comprehension (and helps them teach comprehension naturally with preschoolers who don't yet read conventionally). The best time to teach comprehension is actually before children learn to read.
- At 8:01pm on January 12, 2009,
Rebecca Isbell said… - I am happy to be a part of this group too. I am pleased that you enjoyed my session at NAEYC. Do you use Learning Centers in your classroom?
Isbell
- At 12:47am on November 25, 2008,
Errol Smith said… - Hi Marilyn,
Glad you joined us. Let me know if you need help getting your picture on your profile.
Errol
- At 5:07pm on November 24, 2008,
Rae Pica said…
- I understand! There'll definitely be a "next time!"
- At 4:59pm on November 24, 2008,
Rae Pica said…
- Welcome, Marilyn!
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