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- I am the PK4 technology Coordinator of the Mansfield (CT) Public Schools
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I'm going to be in Providence, RI, to speak at the NEATE conference on Oct. 23-24. New England Association of Teachers of English. I don't know whether that is worth your time, or whether you would want to suggest someone from your district, but if you wanted to get more info about the free K12 tools of ePals, I'll have it in the "booth" they are giving me. I'm speaking about 9 a.m. on Saturday, about using technology with students of limited English proficiency and showing how to use the ePals global community, email for students, and projects.
If you don't know ePals, check us out: www.epals.com.
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