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Reasons to Say
Yes
The answer to the question, I decided, was yes. The follow up
question is why?
If I am to continue to serve as a leader and mentor to others, I
need to have the credentials that demonstrate that I can walk as
well as talk the walk.
The most important task any of us have is to continue to be
lifelong learners and to demonstrate that love of learning to
our students and to our colleagues.
Being NETS*T certified fills a professional need; it is the
logical next step after getting my Master’s degree and becoming
a Master Teacher.
One of the best reasons, however, is that it would allow me to
look at what I am doing from a new perspective. The process
would become a form of self assessment.
Jo Teacher
<joteacher@gmail.com>
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Click below for Jo's tips:
The Journey
Begins
Things to
Consider, Part 1
Things to
Consider, Part 2
Reasons to Say
Yes
Preparing for
the Journey
Keys to success
Journey's End
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NETS*T Rubrics
Jo Teacher's NETS●T
Reference Portfolio
Have a question for Jo?
Email her at:
joteacher@gmail.com
or
click here to check out her Wiki
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Consortium-level VCOPs
@Large
Blue Ridge East - EITC
Blue Ridge East - SITC
Blue
Ridge West - USBs
Blue Ridge West - VGAs
Southside Virginia RTC
21st Century Skills (P21)
North Tier
Division-level VCOPs
Fairfax County
Frederick County
Huguenot-Wythe
Lynchburg City
Powhatan County
Roanoke City
Smyth County
Washington County
Higher Education VCOPs
Hampton University
Legacy VCOPs
Shenandoah Valley
Central Virginia
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2007 JMU Partnership for 21st Century Skills
v 12-27-07
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