Sentences with phrase «recovery teacher leader»

Kathleen Corrigan is a former Reading Recovery Teacher Leader and Early Years Consultant with a public board.

To locate the closest Reading Recovery teacher leader (the person who trains Reading Recovery teachers) check the Teacher Leader Registry by state.

He was a Reading Recovery Teacher Leader and the board's Early Years Consultant and Early Years Lead throughout the Full Day Kindergarten revolution across Ontario.

Susan Burroughs taught K - 3 for many years, worked as a Reading Recovery Teacher Leader for 18 years and retired from the Toronto District School Board in 2012.

She has been a K - 3 classroom teacher, a reading teacher for grades 4 - 8, a Reading Recovery teacher since 1989, and a Reading Recovery teacher leader since 1991.

Jean Ridley is a Reading Recovery teacher leader who provides ongoing professional development to PreK - 2 classroom teachers, special education teachers, instructional facilitators, and Reading Recovery teachers.

Shirley DeSouza is a Reading Recovery Teacher Leader with the Dufferin Peel Catholic District School Board.

Lisa Hall, education specialist, is a Reading Recovery teacher leader who designs and delivers customized professional development to Reading Recovery and classroom teachers.

Amanda McCabe, Reading Recovery Teacher Leader, Huron Superior Catholic District Board Carrie Girdler, Reading Recovery Teacher Leader, Bruce Grey Catholic District Board

Jill Floodstrom, Teaching and Learning Coordinator, Reading Recovery Teacher Leader, Nationally Board Certified Teacher, Champaign Unit 4 Schools, Champaign, IL

Our Product Development and Editorial staff includes Reading Recovery Teacher Leaders who help ensure the integrity of our leveling system.

Jennifer and Barb are Reading Recovery Teacher Leaders with the Toronto District School Board.

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27 - 28 — Reading: «Illinois Reading Recovery Conference,» sponsored by the Center for the Study of Reading, for reading - recovery teachers, teacher - leaders, trainers, site coordinators, and administrators, to be held at the Chicago Marriott in ChicagRecovery Conference,» sponsored by the Center for the Study of Reading, for reading - recovery teachers, teacher - leaders, trainers, site coordinators, and administrators, to be held at the Chicago Marriott in Chicagrecovery teachers, teacher - leaders, trainers, site coordinators, and administrators, to be held at the Chicago Marriott in Chicago, Ill..

Leaders of schools that rely heavily on online credit recovery say they try to purchase courses that can be easily broken apart, so teachers can reorder the lessons or pull out specific sections to meet individual students» needs.

These Standards detail the common essential elements pertaining to the instruction of children, the training of each level of Reading Recovery educator (teacher, tutor / teacher leader, and trainer), and the ongoing data collection and evaluation.

This eighth edition includes new, additional standards that govern the use of technology in training Reading Recovery teachers and teacher leaders.

Successfully complete a full time, accredited training program of one year at a recognized Reading Recovery Tutor / Teacher Leader Training Center affiliated with the recognized holder of the trademark in the nation where training is occurring.

The International Standards, detailed below, pertain to four areas: Standards for Teaching Reading Recovery Children; Standards for Reading Recovery Teachers, Standards for Reading Recovery Tutors / Teacher Leaders; Standards for Reading Recovery Trainers.

Complete a year long accredited Reading Recovery course taught by a certified Tutor / Teacher Leader that includes assessment training (An Observation Survey of Early Literacy Achievement).

Using money provided under the federal American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Ronan sent the principals of the elementary - initiative schools — along with teacher leaders — to the University of Virginia's educational leadership training program.

Join in as Tommy Rosen interviews leaders in the field of addiction and recovery, spiritual teachers, medical doctors, nutritionists, yoga and meditation teachers and wisdom keepers all shedding light on living beyond addiction.

These people getting damaged are us: They are our moms and dads; they are our teachers and clergy and community leaders; they are the people we put in prison; they find themselves in homeless shelters, mental health centers, recovery centers, and TANF agencies.