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Karen, Congratulations on another successful summer. I am hoping, however, that your wonderful research project in Illinois gets some press. It is very impressive and a great model to other teachers. Any plans? Barbara Markham, l999 AMF >---------------------- Information from the mail header ----------------------- >Sender: American Memory Fellows <[log in to unmask]> >Poster: Karen Needles <[log in to unmask]> >Subject: Re: Greetings! >------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > >Hello gang!!!! >Well, as you have surely by now figured out that we had a >tremendously successful summer here at the Library, we are rested and >ready to kick in for the Fall and Spring. This year we plan on having >several teachers from the Close-up Foundation here, as well as >individually created inservices for middle school teachers from >Fairfax county, student teachers from Virginia Tech, and graduate >education teachers here from George Washington University. >Several of us will be out on the road this year doing some hands on >inservicing in Colorado, Kansas, and Oklahoma. >We are doing video conferencing with educators in Nevada and >Oklahoma. >And then of course, the conferences, NCSS, in November. >I, for one, am proud and delighted to have met and worked with you. >Keep those questions, comments, and stories of success coming. >See ya in November. >Karen Needles > > > >Karen Needles >National Digital Library Learning Center >Library of Congress >202-707-8151 >[log in to unmask] > >*Knowledge is Power" Thomas Jefferson >(Anonymous) > > >