Sentences with phrase «breakout support sessions»

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With funding from her L'Oreal Women in Science Fellowship and the support of UCL, she brought leading astronomers Jocelyn Bell Burnell, Janet Drew, and Ruth Gregory for a day of presentations and breakout sessions last September.

Catch up on the latest support articles or videos and expand your knowledge with Airheads breakout sessions.

It does a decent job at it too, with support for in - session collaboration, handouts (of course material), breakout sessions (allowing a larger training session to spin - off into smaller groups), shared videos, and collaborating document editing.

They brought together district leaders and other stakeholders from across the state and used a combination of presentations and breakout sessions to examine the latest research, resources, and best practices to support ELs within the context of CCSS implementation, including state - sponsored tools, frameworks, and professional learning modules.

Two full days of professional development, hands - on training, a wealth of supporting materials, and breakout sessions for classroom and intervention teachers.

Pros: The most important part of this program is its web conferencing feature, which gives us access to functionalities needed to support a modern teaching and learning work environment, such as 2 way VoIP, built - in phone conferencing,multi - point video, rich media, mobile collaboration, interactive whiteboard, application and desktop sharing, breakout rooms, and session recording.

Breakout sessions highlighted an array of topics, including eliminating discipline disparities, creating equitable full - day kindergarten programs, engaging diverse families, and supporting English learners.

From connecting with like - minded individuals in your team and during breakout sessions, to finding out about any career opportunities with the companies that are supporting the event, there are many different ways to get noticed.

Proposals for the 2 - hour breakout sessions should support the theme of cultivating and developing family leaders, and strategies for engaging families as leaders in schools, programs, and communities with an emphasis on moving from involvement to engagement.