Technology Staff Development 2nd Semester
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This document provides information about technology staff development sessions for teachers to earn professional learning units (PLUs). It lists various session topics like using SMART boards, tablets in the classroom, web tools, and test preparation resources. Teachers can participate in at least 10 hours of sessions to earn 1 PLU. Sessions are optional and aim to support teachers in using technology to collaborate, communicate, create, and engage students in learning.
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