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From: "amy r. trawick" <atrawick@nr.infi.net>
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Subject: [NIFL-4EFF:997] Re: Other EFF Websites?
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I recently discovered the Project ENAABLS website at:
www.loyno.edu/enaabls.
The website outlines Louisiana's plan for building a cadre of master teachers
(EFF). I expect that programs and states considering ways to organize and
support practitioner exploration of EFF will find this information useful. Is
there any discussion of adding to the NIFL-EFF site links to program- and
state-produced EFF websites?
I guess the next obvious questions is: Has anyone else besides Louisiana
created a website specifically designed around EFF? If anyone knows of
others, please post to the list or to me personally.
Thank you--
Amy Trawick
atrawick@nr.infi.net
Rgspacone@aol.com wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
>
> We've updated the EFF web site and made changes to the following sections:
>
> 1) EFF home page
> 2) About Us
> 3) News and Events
> 4) History
>
> The buttons to access this information are located on the left side of the
> EFF Home Page at: <http://www.nifl.gov/lincs/collections/eff/eff.html>
>
> Thanks,
> Ronna
>
> Ronna Spacone
> NIFL-4EFF List Moderator
> Rgspacone@aol.com
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