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Excellence in Technology
On March 19, 2008 the Institute for Teaching Through Technology and Innovative Practices (ITTIP) in conjunction with Southside Virginia Regional Technology Consortium held it's Second Annual Awards Banquet. The staff of ITTIP held this banquet to award area teachers for outstanding use of technology in their respective school systems.
The honorees for the "Division Teacher Awards" were:
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Amelia |
Lisa Landa |
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Appomattox |
Freda Layne |
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Brunswick |
Krystle Elder |
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Charlotte |
William Collins |
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Colonial Heights |
Tammy Fryar |
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Cumberland |
Kimberly Hailey |
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Danville |
Joyce Culley |
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Dinwiddie |
Ann Flynn |
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Halifax |
Gary Chesbro |
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Hopewell |
Alex Salas |
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Lunenburg |
Martha Wilson |
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Martinsville |
Leanne Hankins |
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Mecklenburg |
Susan Carroll |
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Nottoway |
Mary Ellen Yeatts |
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Patrick |
Deborah Blackwell |
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Pittsylvania |
Elizabeth Bailess |
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Prince George |
Sherri Jones |
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Southampton |
Patty Collins |
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Sussex |
Edith Massenburg |
Chad Wollenberg of Mecklenburg County Schools received the
"Technology Leadership Award".
Dr. Charles Maranzano, Jr. of Dinwiddie County Schools, and Dr. Roger Morris of Patrick County Schools were both awarded the
"Division Technology Award".
The College of Education and Human Services would like to especially thank the staff of ITTIP for all of their hard work. Thank you Dr. Mano Talaiver, Linda Townsend, Bill Wilson, Christie Clarke, and Rebecca Brown.
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to see the presentation by Aneesh Chopra, the Keynote Speaker for the evening. Mr. Chopra is the Secretary of
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Looking for literature to assist
you in teaching? Want to add spark to
your lessons, make history come alive,
use literature in teaching math
concepts and biographies to interest
your students? Look no further than
the
Longwood Literature Pages.
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