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This document provides a recommendation and overview for staff development for design teams. It recommends preparation for design teams in March and Fall 2011, with ongoing support until teams feel ready. It welcomes participants to design team training and encourages collaboration, sharing, reflection and noting improvements in themselves and students from being actively involved in the process.
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- 1. Design Teams Staff Development Recommendation #1 Design Team Preparation for March 2011 and Fall 2011 Ongoing support provided until you feel prepared and ready for a successful day. I look forward to working with each of you throughout the next year. Thank you for getting involved to share your professional practice! - Mary Lickfeld
- 3. Welcome to design team training!