Kimberly Nidy is the Director of Technology, and Kristy Kropper is a teacher for the Viking Online program, both at North Canton City Schools. Kimberly and Kristy have a particular passion for learning. In this Educator Session on Models and Practice, You’ll hear how they see the pandemic as an “online opportunity,” a way to make learning fun and a way to encourage students to choose their own learning paths and follow their individual passions. There’s a lot to learn here, so get the note pad ready and hang on tight. Ideas are coming your way fast and furious(ly).
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Your Online School for Deeper Learning
• Nov. 4, 2020
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