2017 mtsa final presentation
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Jay Gross is excited and hopes to learn as much from the audience as he teaches about establishing relationships and creating professional electronic portfolios. He adopted two boys out of Central Michigan and believes in empowering students and educators to believe they can achieve anything. Gross stresses that the teaching profession is a gift, as are students, and hopes the audience receives his message with an open mind.
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