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Meet Florida's new Education Commissioner
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| DOE Teacher Liaison Nicole Flesvig and Education Commissioner Eric Smith. |
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Dr. Eric Smith has spent more than 30 years in education as a teacher and administrator. His experience as a first year teacher is one that almost all teachers can relate to. This interview was broadcast on the latest segment of Teacher Talk with Nicole Flesvig on the FEC channel. To view this interview, go to www.paec.org and check FEC for the latest broadcast schedule.
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Principals, others learn how to be better leaders
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| Wewahitchika administrators Lori Price, Wewahitchika High School; Debbie Baxley, Middle; and Pam Lister Elementary, represented Gulf County. |
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Principals, assistant principals and teacher leaders from the Panhandle Area Educational Consortium (PAEC) districts recently participated in the "Leading Assessment and Instruction" workshop led by Sherri Brooks and Janie Varner.
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FCEC recognizes Diane Johnson for her many years of service
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| Diane Johnson, FCEC honoree |
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The Florida Council for Exceptional Children (FCEC) recently recognized its distinguished member Diane Johnson for her contributions to the Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) and the Florida Diagnostic and Learning Resource System (FDLRS). The honor came during the FCEC's recent planning/business meeting in Sarasota.
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Teamwork focus of PAEC training for reading teachers, coaches
"It's wonderful to have professional development specifically for high school reading teachers and coaches," several participants commented at the conclusion of the seven day PAEC sponsored literacy workshop, "Building Better Teachers: A Team Approach."
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K-12 chancellor meets with PAEC board
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| Walton County Superintendent Carlene Anderson, right, discusses several education issues with Chancellor Haithcock. |
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Dr. Frances Haithcock, Florida's new K-12 chancellor, was a surprise visitor to the PAEC board of directors' meeting Wednesday in Tallahassee. She fielded questions regarding crucial education issues and also agreed to continue the dialog at next month's board meeting.
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