[WSCSS] 2010 WSCSS K-8 Conference - 02.06.10.

[Linser, Will (William D)]

2010 WSCSS K-8 Conference
 
February 6, 2010 at the Duwamish Longhouse and Cultural Center. You can visit their website. <http://www.duwamishtribe.org/>   
http://www.duwamishtribe.org/ <http://www.duwamishtribe.org/>  

The address is 4715 West Marginal Way, Seattle, Wa. 98106. Phone: (206) 431-1582.

Registration Pre-registration is encouraged and begins at 7:45.
6 Clock Hours are available.


*	Registration Form for all other teachers <http://wscss.org/files/uplink/K_8_2010_general.pdf> .  http://wscss.org/files/uplink/K_8_2010_general.pdf <http://wscss.org/files/uplink/K_8_2010_general.pdf> 
*	Pre-service or 1st year <http://wscss.org/files/uplink/K_8_2010_student.pdf>  Teacher Registration Form.  http://wscss.org/files/uplink/K_8_2010_student.pdf <http://wscss.org/files/uplink/K_8_2010_student.pdf> 
*	Conference questions please contact Oralee Kramer <javascript:mailto('earthlink.net','oraleekramer')> . oraleekramer at earthlink.net <mailto:oraleekramer at earthlink.net> 
*	Registration information contact Pat Burleson <javascript:mailto('rockisland.com','Burleson')> .  burleson at rockisland.com <mailto:burleson at rockisland.com> 
*	The WSCSS fax number is (360) 468 - 3736.


Overview of the Day


David Buerge, Seattle historian, author and educator will be the keynote speaker: "Native Americans of the Seattle Area" is the topic. 


Breakout sessions: speakers and their topics. 

Registration starts at 7:45. The program starts at 8:15. The conclusion is at 2:15. 

Lunch and 6 clock hours are available.




Hope to see you there!
 
William D. Linser 
Social Studies Teacher 
Robinswood High School 
14844 SE 22nd St. 
Bellevue, WA  98007-6336 
tel. 425.456.7853.  fax 425.456.7805. 
e-mail linserw at bsd405.org
http://curriculum.bsd405.org/MySite/Public.aspx?accountname=BSD%5cLinserW <https://webmail.bsd405.org/exchweb/bin/redir.asp?URL=http://curriculum.bsd405.org/MySite/Public.aspx?accountname=BSD%255cLinserW> 
 
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and discoverers, who can be critical and verify, and not accept, everything they are offered." - Jean Piaget