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Award-winning first keynote to discuss differentiated learning | Award-winning first keynote to discuss differentiated learning |
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Silver, who speaks at 8 a.m. Thursday in the Seaside Convention Center, is one of the most popular keynoters and in-service presenters in the United States. Audiences everywhere respond to her use of humor and sensitivity to remind them of how important teachers are in the lives of children. Through research-based theory, poignant stories, and hilarious characterizations she connects with the souls of all who are involved in education. Silver's book, Drumming to the Beat of Different Marchers: Finding the Rhythm for Teaching Differentiated Learning, has just been updated and re-released by Incentive Publications. It is available from Silver's website, Barnes & Nobel, or Amazon.com. Prior to Silver's remarks Thursday morning, COSA will honor Oregon Superintendent of the Year Deborah Sommer of Canby, and OACOA Achievement of Excellence Award winner Ed Smith of Reynolds. The awards are sponsored by Comotiv and Allied Video, respectively. Following the first general session, attendees can visit vendor booths. At 10:30, the Round I Breakout Sessions take place in the Convention Center, the Shilo Inn, the Best Western and the Lutheran Church. |
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Dr. Debbie Silver, keynote speaker for the first general session at the