2009 International SIM Conference

Affinity Groups

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• SIM 2009: An Interactive Conference

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• Popular Discussions

  • Stratepedia and the Social Web - 7 comments
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  • Strategy Instruction Via Computer - 3 comments
  • Welcome to the New 2009 SIM Conference Website - 2 comments

• Recent Discussion

  • John Geeves: Don, The last time I saw you was in rural Illinois. I am now teaching at Oregon High School in Oregon,...
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  • Karen Robinson: Thanks David for uploading the pictures. They are awesome! Thanks so much! Karen Robinson
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  • Mandy Horton Walker: Dear Aaron, Thanks for your part in the Strengthening Your SIM Core today! I plan to attend the...
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• Affinity Groups

  • Austin PD Planning
  • Becoming an Independent Professional Developer
  • Content Enhancement: Midwest Project
  • El Paso Planning and Team Building
  • Fusion and Beyond
  • Instructional Coaching: The Big Four
  • Making Content Enhancement Make a Difference
  • Preservice Educators
  • Rethinking Xtreme® Reading
  • SIM as a Change Agent
  • SIM, RTI and High Schools
  • Tech Tutorial
  • Virginia Administrators
  • Xtreme Reading