What exactly is a GLOW Session?
Teachers often say, "They train us...but they never give us time to do something with it. We need time to put it into practice." THIS is the time! You will have the opportunity to choose 2 or 3 of your favorite ideas from the conference, customize them for your upcoming lessons, and "make & take" them to your classroom. It's time to practice what you've learned...but with a "best friend" by your side. Because it is a collaborative work session with other educators who teach the same things you do...it quite possibly could turn into a "divide and conquer" session. If everyone creates something...and shares it...this could be the most productive PD EVER!!! 😉
I have some exciting news!!! We have moved this event to The Stricklin Social Room...a location that is going to make this more fabulous than we first imagined!
Our beautiful part of North Alabama is located right on the Tennessee River. During your visit, you may want to work in a visit to Muscle Shoals Sound or Fame Studios in Muscle Shoals (known as the Hit Recording Capital of the World). You may also want to see Ivy Green - the birthplace of Helen Keller.
1 hour drive from Huntsville, AL
2 hour drive from Memphis, TN, Nashville, TN, or Birmingham, AL.
4 hour drive from Atlanta, GA
There are four direct flights to/from Muscle Shoals, AL every day to/from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport via BoutiqueAir (usually $59 one way 😉)
*I will also be glad to offer suggestions on accommodations if you need them.
My name is Janet Burnett. I am an educator, technology innovation specialist, presenter, wife, and mother. I love teaching, but technology is my passion. This is my 22nd year in education. I have taught third grade, fifth grade, Title I Reading and Math intervention classes, and weekly elementary technology classes for grades 3-6. It is my experience that I have gained in these roles that is the key component needed to recognize how certain tech tools will mesh perfectly with the content standards of the curriculum. I currently work with first and second grade teachers to help them integrate technology into daily lessons and offer professional development for K-12 teachers in my school district. I am also an adjunct instructor at the University of North Alabama where I teach Instructional technology courses for elementary education majors. The latest and greatest technology tools keep my mind spinning, so I love to collaborate with other educators across the U.S. as I share ideas through technology professional development.