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Lindsay Raya
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Leon Avrech left a comment for Lindsay Raya"Thank you, Lindsay. Leon PS: Don't let anyone talk you out of teaching. "no money, too many students, etc.". You will hear the naysayers but teaching needs passionate people like you."
Lindsay Raya replied to Noelle Federico's discussion Assistive Technology for EC? in the group Assistive Technology Now"Check out the website me and my friend made for an assistive technology class! http://shaughnessyrayaat.weebly.co"
Lindsay Raya posted a status"Check out this website! It is a blog geared specifically for assistive technology. http://www.assistivetechnology.vcu.edu/"
Lindsay Raya commented on Cheryl Todd's group Assistive Technology Now"Hi! I am a senior at Illinois State University and am enrolled in an assistive technology course! My major is special education and I am very intrigued about integrating assistive technology into an early childhood classroom. Any advice/ideas would…"
Lindsay Raya replied to Kelly Ryan's discussion When to start the technology learning process in the group Elementary School 2.0"I believe a lot of students are learning about technology at home, but we should not assume that they all have access to technology. I believe they learn a lot from TV shows as well as toys. Toys these days have technology imbedded in them,…"
Leon Avrech left a comment for Lindsay Raya"Lindsay, My name is Leon Avrech retired middle school teacher and principal for 37 yrs. I have a passion to help new teachers and those studying to be a teacher. I have written a book applicable to all grade levels and subjects. The title is: THINK…"
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- My name is Lindsay Raya and I am a senior at Illinois State University studying special education.
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- At 5:35pm on December 8, 2011, Leon Avrech said…
Thank you, Lindsay. Leon PS: Don't let anyone talk you out of teaching. "no money, too many students, etc.". You will hear the naysayers but teaching needs passionate people like you.
- At 11:44am on October 14, 2011, Leon Avrech said…
- Lindsay, My name is Leon Avrech retired middle school teacher and principal for 37 yrs. I have a passion to help new teachers and those studying to be a teacher. I have written a book applicable to all grade levels and subjects. The title is: THINK YOU CAN TEACH? A SURVIVAL GUIDE FOR NEW MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHERS. The book is an enormous help for new teachers. The book is $10 for 37 yrs. experience. When you are a new teacher there are lots of "surprises" during the year. The book begins when you first arrive on campus for orientation to the end of year principal's evaluation. It will help and encourage you to do a good job. Some chapters are: classroom management, yard duty, parent phone calls and conferences, lesson plans and more. Available from amazon.com, xlibris.com barnesandnoble.com and signed copy from me. Mail $10 to Classroom. PO BOX 36036 San Jose, Ca. I will pay shipping and tax. Any questions you can email me at: legendleon@att.net Thank you, Leon Avrech educator/author
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