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Improving Teacher Development Through Instructional Coaching Workshop

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Date & time: Thu · Oct 8 · 8:00 AM MT
Venue: Hilton Garden Inn El Paso University, 111 W University Ave
El Paso, TX
Host: Marzano Resources
Marzano Resources
Organizer: Marzano Resources
Price: $769 per person

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