[NIFL-AALPD:2049] Blast Project, New Mexico

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Hello again, all,
To start off our discussion, I have a couple of questions for Will.

Will, I noticed you mentioned that the VALUE Core Leadership training has a 
project template for teacher training that was written based upon the BLAST 
system for students teaching teachers. Before we get into the discussion of 
the VALUE training next week, would you tell us how the Blast Project evolved?
 Was the Blast Project always involved with developing and delivering teacher 
training? Why did Blast became involved with teacher training, and how did 
that happen?

Thanks so much,
Jackie

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