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  • Home
  • Center
    • Overview
    • Accountability Standards
    • Strategic Plan
    • Region
    • Directions
    • Governing Board
    • PowerSchool
  • Programs
    • Center Networks
    • AMSTI
    • Science in Motion
    • Technology in Motion
    • National Board Support
    • Alabama Reading Initiative
  • Learning & Growth
  • Staff
    • AMSTI
    • ASIM
    • UARIC & ATIM
  • Contact
  • Announcements
  • Professional Learning Opportunities
Networks

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POWERFUL CONVERSATIONS NETWORK (PCN)

The Powerful Conversations Network (PCN)-West is a regional network of the Alabama Best Practices Center. School teams, including at least one administrator and groups of teachers,  are exposed to effective teaching practices and receive opportunities to network with colleagues around the region. The 2022-2023 guiding text is Questioning for Formative Feedback: Meaningful Dialogue to Improve Learning by Jackie Walsh. PCN West meets four times per year.  Administrators receive an ACLD-approved PLU for full participation; teachers receive clock hour credit in PowerSchool. Contact Dr. Holly Morgan at hgmorgan@ua.edu for more information regarding registration.

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UA/UWA Regional Inservice Education Center
260 Kilgore Lane, Tuscaloosa, AL 35401
Phone: (205) 348-3319 | Fax: (205) 348-0992
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