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ELA Regional Training: All the Right Moves (Grades 6-12)

Explore how standards-aligned instruction and intentional teaching moves help students become active participants in their learning and deepen their understanding. This in-person day focuses on instructional practices that support the ELA standards while promoting meaningful engagement and achievement for all learners. For grades 6–12 teachers and instructional coaches, led by Patra Griffitt and Christy Van Meter. The fee is $15 for CSRA RESA regional members and $30 for non-members. Registration is handled through the organizer’s registration account.

Date & time
Wed · Oct 28 · 9:00 AM–3:00 PM ET
Venue
CSRA RESA, 4683 Augusta HWY, S.E., Dearing, GA 30808
Dearing, GA
Organizer
CSRA RESA
Price
$15 CSRA RESA regional members · $30 non-members per person

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