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Minnesota English Learner Education Conference

An opportunity to explore pedagogical technology theories that undergird integration decisions at the classroom level, including 8 examples of revisions designed to deepen student learning, application, and meet differentiation needs. Attendees will also be able to share ideas; emphasizing the empowerment of informed teacher choices about technology integration decisions.

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Using Tech to Connect
Using Technology for Language and Content
Jonell Pacyga
jlpacyga@unwsp.edu

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