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Special Events
This page is dedicated to events other than academic course offerings that are being delivered over ATM, including professional development opportunities and events for students.
If you have an event that you are planning on delivering via ATM and you would like to post a description of the offering, please use our electronic form to contact us.
November 2008 | February 2009
November 2008
Maine Transition Network:
Prep Training for Mission Transition
Date:
November 18, 2008
2:30 PM - 3:45 PM
Description:
This is a training for educators who will have students attend Mission Transition(s) throughout the State in the spring. We will focus on what youth with disabilities need to know as they transition.
How to Sign Up:
If you are interested in participating, please contact Mary Redmond-Luce by November 14 at: mluce@mainetransition.org or (207) 645-4812. Please let her know if you need any accomodations.
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February 2009
"What Music Might Mean" Goes the Distance with Composer-Violinist Daniel Bernard Roumain
(posted 1/05/09)
Date:
Thursday, February 5, 2009
1 PM - 2 PM
Description:
The following event is available to Maine Distance Learning Project ATM sites statewide ...
PCA Great Performances and the Maine Department of Education's Distance Learning Initiative collaborate to bring composer-violinist Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR) to learning communities throughout Maine, continuing PCA's commitment to statewide music education and advocacy. DBR will bring his popular and engaging lecture demonstration "What Music Might Mean" to students across Maine. With excerpts performed from his recent repertoire, this autobiographical lecture/demonstration illuminates his artistic inspiration and contextualizes his solo and collaborative projects. This presentation ties in with the PCA Offstage themed events Maine and its Ties to Africa.
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How to Sign Up:
To participate in this program or to learn more about the Maine Distance Learning Project, contact David Patterson at MDOE 207- 624-6779 david.patterson@maine.gov or PCA Director of Education Barri Lynn Moreau at 207.773.3150 ext. 227 blmoreau@pcagreatperformances.org.
Wind, Waves, Fire & Ice, the Geology of Acadia National Park
(posted 2/06/09)
Date:
Monday, February 23rd
Broadcast Times:
8:00am-8:45am
9:05am - 9:45am
9:52am - 10:35am
Description:
Ranger Kate Petrie will present ATM broadcasts on coastal Maine geology, focusing on examples found in the Acadia National Park region. The program will include interactive demonstrations, a short slide show highlighting the geologic resources of our local National Park, and a question and answer session. All three sessions cover the same topic.
If you are going to be an interactive site, you will need a couple of cans of Play-doh, different colors.
How to Sign Up:
If you are interested in participating in one of these broadcasts, please e-mail Kate_Petrie@nps.gov by Thursday, February 19th at 9:00am, to reserve a space for your school.
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