Jeff Lasday
Iris Petroff
Gearing up for CAJE 33
Posted by Joel H. on August 6, 2008
Zac Staying On Top Of Things
Thirty Walkie Talkies
Allan Making Arrangements
Abby Hard At Work
Fifteen-hundred people, hundreds of sessions, thousands of handouts, 18,000 evalutation forms, 30 walkie-talkies, a slew of workstations and laptops, 8 golf carts, and 1 dromedary. (You only see the dromedary if you drive up Vermont Route 22a. It’s not on campus.) All to get ready for CAJE 33.
The Dromedary On VT Rte. 22a
All that’s missing is you.
David Takes a Phone Call By Lake Champlain
Buzz Bray said
Great Keynote address. I enjoyed your approach. Would love to see you work this topic with high school students.
Buzz
Joel said
Thank you. I’m delighted that you enjoyed it. I haven’t tried the material with high-school students yet, but my 6th-grade history curriculum is based around it.
-Joel
Joel@Lashon.net
http://www.lashon.net
Sheldon Levin said
Thanks for an AMAZING Caje. It was inspiring, educational and fun. I learned a lot and am excited to return to share new ideas with my teachers and students.
Orlanso Sushi Restaurant said
Way cool! Some very valid points! I appreciate you writing this write-up and also the rest of the website is really good.
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