Summer Conference
The 2011 Martin Institute Summer Conference will be in Memphis, TN on June 15-16. This year’s theme is Teaching for Tomorrow, which focuses on 21st century skills. The world-class slate of presenters and workshop facilitators includes Bill Nye the Science Guy, Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam, Tom Barrett (@tombarrett), Paul R. Wood (@paulrwood), and many other outstanding educators and thought leaders.
The Martin Institute for Teaching Excellence is excited to announce that Bill Nye will be the keynote speaker for the 2011 Summer Conference. About Bill Nye Making science entertaining and accessible is something Bill has been doing most of his life. “My family is funny,” he says, “I mean funny…
I had the privilege of being interviewed by Wes Fryer for his Speed of Creativity Podcast back in October. We discussed the mission of the Martin Institute for Teaching Excellence, experiences and lessons learned from our inaugural conference, rethinking professional development, and my appreciation for educators throughout the Midsouth. Listen…
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Sounds like a great conference, especially with Bill Nye headlining. Since the talk is on “Teach for Tomorrow” will there be discussions on blended learning (combo of in-person and computer based instruction)?
Sounds like a great conference, especially with Bill Nye headlining. Since the talk is on “Teach for Tomorrow” will there be discussions on blended learning (combo of in-person and computer based instruction)?