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ReGenesis in Paulding County Schools with Craig Ellison and Dr. Jim Long!

from GaETC: The Podcast · host Lee Green

For this episode, Lee travels down to the Diane Wright Innovation Center in Paulding County Schools to speak with Executive Director of Technology, Craig Ellison, and Director of Instructional Technology, Dr. Jim Long. The conversation begins with a focus on the value of in-person engagement and the importance of professional learning centers for teacher development. It then transitions to a discussion about the Diane Wright Innovation Center, highlighting its purpose and role in hosting professional learning admin meetings and training sessions. The conversation concludes with an exploration of the ReGenesis program, its origin, purpose, and impact, including success stories of the program's participants. The conversation covers the implementation of a one-to-one card-based model in education, as well as the integration of instructional technology and technology. It also delves into the use of AI in education and the impact of technology on the job market.TakeawaysIn-person conversations foster deeper connectionsProfessional learning centers support teacher developmentRegenesis program empowers instructional technology growth One-to-one card-based modelIntegration of AI in education

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