Tonight's #NCed Chat will feature Beth Edwards, former NCDPI National Board Coordinator. Beth still works for NCDPI as a Professional Development Consultant in Region 1, and she still works with National Board to support teaching and learning in North Carolina. I have had the distinct honor of working with Beth for the past few years, and she is passionate about National Board and committed to serving educators across our state who seek this prestigious certification. Currently, Beth is enrolled at the University of North Carolina - Wilmington - seeking an Ed.D. in Curriculum and Instruction.
During our August 6, 2013 chat, we will share and solicit information from North Carolina National Board Certified Teachers about how the process affected teaching and learning in their classrooms, structures in place for support for NBCTs across our state, and resources available to support candidates. Join us at 8 pm as we explore the world of National Board Certification.
Resources and Websites
National Board Website
NEA National Board Resources
Guide to Understanding National Board
National Board Online Support Groups
EC-Gen- http://ecgen.org
Middle Childhood Generalist- http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MC-GEN-NBC/
World Languages- http://www.quia.com/pages/wloe.html
Secondary Art- http://groups.yahoo.com/group/eaya-art/
Elementary Art- http://groups.yahoo.com/group/emcart/
Support Contacts
Dr. Sonja Brown, North Carolina NCDPI NBC Coordinator Sonja.brown@dpi.nc.gov
Karen Garr, North Carolina NBPTS Teacher Engagement Director Kgarr@nbpts.org
Elic Senter, NCAE Center for Instructional Advocacy elic.senter@ncae.org
Suggested Reading
Accomplished Teaching: The Key to National BoardCertification by Bess Jennings, Mary Ann Joseph, and Frank Orlando
By Bobbie Faulkner
Elegant and Accomplished Teaching: A Guide to NationalBoard Certification for the Early Childhood Teacher by Susan Finn Carter
Thank you! The only thing that holds me back is pure fear! :) Does NCCAT still do a national board workshop?
ReplyDeleteNCCAT has offered that seminar in the past, but I don't see it on their calendar of upcoming seminars.
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