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Looking for examples of "great" school websites
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- Marin Country Day School
- About Me:
- I am an Educational Technology Coordinator in Northern California.
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- http://www.mcds.org
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- barblcohen
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Several weeks ago I discovered your blog through classroom 2.0. Love it! I was delighted to learn of the kindergarten teachers, Reggio at MCDS and Janet's use of digital camera and blogging to document and display learning. I am currently doing research for a book about the lives of women who founded progressive schools in the first half of the 20th century. Through that research I have become very interested in learning how school's today successfully adopt change that, in my opinion, iis aligned with progressive values. Because I am a former kindergarten teacher and school administrator I am especially interested intechnological, curricular and philosophical change in the early grades. I would love to visit your school and meet with you to learn more about what is happening at MCDS. I hope you will get in touch with me when time permits.
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Carolyn
cwilsonk@gmail.com