The revised software also offers teachers user-friendly classroom management and reporting features. Annual ESL Conference will be held in Williamsburg at the Radisson Fort Magruder Inn on Friday and Saturday, January 19-20. The program includes fifty workshops on topics of interest to all ESL personnel, K-12 through adult. The keynote speaker on January 20 is Anna Uhl Chamot. Please contact them for further information.
Position requires travel and flexible work hours.
The position is funded for a minimum of one year through a foundation grant. The ideal candidate will combine resourcefulness and creativity with a broad understanding of federal, state, and local policies, programs, and research in early childhood and family education. This position will require work in the context of a unified model of teacher education, involving partnerships with other departments in the College, other units on campus, and the public schools. In addition to the qualifications listed below, the position requires a commitment to scholarship and to public education, the ability and willingness to work collaboratively, and active involvement in professional organizations and activities. Contributors to this issue include education consultant Ana Bishop and NCBE staff Beth Antunez, Pat DiCerbo, Minerva Gorena, Anneka Kindler, Hsiao Liu, and Nancy Zelasko.