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October 29, 2010 NOLA By: Alicia R. from Newport News, VA Comments: 10

October 29, 2010

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By: Alicia R. from Newport News, VA
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Posted By: Alicia Reeves On: 8/15/2010 2:58:45 PM This summer I had the great opportunity to attend the City Of Neighborhoods conference. To be completely honest I was unsure of what I would find. I was in fact the third set of teachers from my school to attend and I had already grown tired of hearing about the design process from the others. I was confused before I arrived and dreaded hearing the same information again. I am pleased to say that I learned a great deal and things are finally beginning to make sense. I am still a bit confused about making it work on the younger level but I will make it work and am excited to help others and collaborate with those that have already been trained.

Posted By: Alicia Reeves
On: 8/15/2010 2:58:45 PM

This summer I had the great opportunity to attend the City Of Neighborhoods conference. To be completely honest I was unsure of what I would find. I was in fact the third set of teachers from my school to attend and I had already grown tired of hearing about the design process from the others. I was confused before I arrived and dreaded hearing the same information again. I am pleased to say that I learned a great deal and things are finally beginning to make sense. I am still a bit confused about making it work on the younger level but I will make it work and am excited to help others and collaborate with those that have already been trained.

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