Using Technology to Support Danielson's 4th Domain: Professional Responsibilities

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Susan Brooks-Young

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Danielson's 4th Domain, Professional Responsibilities, addresses the work that teachers need to do behind the scenes in order to improve their professional practice. This webinar will discuss the components of this domain that represent a range of practices that can be expedited and enhanced using technology. Join Susan Brooks-Young as she shares a variety of Web 2.0 tools and apps you can use to effectively implement the components of Danielson's 4th Domain.

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Susan Brooks-Young

Susan is an educator, author, and consultant with 23+ years in teaching and leadership. She’s written dozens of books and hundreds of articles, and now works with educators worldwide on well-being, tech integration, SEL, AI, media literacy, and digital citizenship.

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