Training Events
Select a month below to view dates and times of training sessions. Payment MUST be received with registration form. CHECKS only, made payable to JMU (NOT T/TAC). No cash or purchase orders. Registration will be processed when payment is received. After registration deadline we cannot refund money, but substitutions are acceptable.
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November 19-20
TechKnowledgy: Special Topics in Assistive Technology
Sponsored by the Virginia Department of Education, T/TACs, and the Hospital Education
Program at Children's Hospital in Richmond Greater Richmond Convention Center
Download Flyer (PDF)December 2009
December 10, 2009
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Secondary Transition: Making the Grade
This training is designed for those middle school and high school professionals who are new to transition. An overview of the transition process will be presented and includes age appropriate transition assessments, measurable postsecondary goals, the transition IEP, and summary of performance. There is no cost for this training and mileage will be reimbursed to the driver who carpools with 2 or more passengers in a personal vehicle.
April 2010
April 24
The Elementary Teacher Conference is an annual event hosted by the JMU Department of Early, Elementary, and Reading Education. It is a forum for students and educators from across the state to share information about effective classroom practice and how it is influenced by research and professional literature. Held in late April, the one-day conference features a keynote speaker and a variety of workshop, panel, and research sessions. Continuing education credit is available for ETC attendees.http://www.jmu.edu/coe/eere/ElemTeacherConf.shtml
Back to the TopJune 2010
June 28-July 2, 2010
11th Annual Content Teaching Academy:
The 11th Annual Content Teaching Academy will be held June 28-July 2, 2010 on the campus of James Madison University, located in the beautiful and historic Shenandoah Valley. The programs (Academies) offer high quality professional development that include in-depth studies in a range of content areas. In addition, each Academy is designed to engage participants in critical dialogues of practice with instructional sessions conducted by scholars and master teachers who understand the challenges associated with today's classroom.
http://www.jmu.edu/contentacademy/