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#PTChat Topics for March

Here are the topics coming up for #PTChat this month.

3/9/11: Do organizations like the Girl & Boy Scouts have a positive effect on children?

3/16/11: National nutrition month – Bake sales & Candy Sales fundraisers under attack

3/23/11: Spring Break Survival Tips

3/30/11: Test Prep Tips

If you’d like to be a panelist for the #PTChat, leave a comment here with your Twitter handle and we will be touch. Be sure to follow us to make sure we can send you a direct message.

What it means to be a panelist:

You are an expert on the topic and you love to talk to people. Having an opinion is okay too! Our goal is to increase conversations. You will be sent questions/main topic points ahead of time . You may choose to tweet about the chat ahead of time (suggested not required) and join the fun.

The chat starts at 9 p.m. EST on Wednesdays. Be there!

Related posts:

  1. #PTChat for 2/24/2010
  2. Topic for 2/10/2010 #PTChat
  3. #PTChat Topic Proposals
  4. #PTChat for 2/17/10
  5. #PTChat Discussion 2/17: Why is Education in the 20th Century?

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5 Responses to “#PTChat Topics for March”

  1. Shelly S Terrell says:
    March 7, 2011 at 7:49 am

    #PTChat Topics for March http://bit.ly/gcdYw0 via @parentella

    Reply
  2. Or-Tal Kiriati says:
    March 7, 2011 at 8:00 am

    RT @ShellTerrell: #PTChat Topics for March http://bit.ly/gcdYw0 via @parentella

    Reply
  3. Parentella says:
    March 10, 2011 at 3:12 am

    http://blog.parentella.com/2011/ptchat-topics-for-march/ For future topics. #ptchat

    Reply
  4. Blogalicious says:
    March 10, 2011 at 3:16 am

    RT @Parentella: http://blog.parentella.com/2011/ptchat-topics-for-march/ For future topics. #ptchat

    Reply
  5. Maria Chesley Fisk says:
    February 22, 2012 at 9:18 am

    Hi! I’d love to be a panelist on a #ptchat. I can share ideas about how parents and teachers can build relationships that benefit students’ learning and well-being, share information between home and school, and together help students become curious, life-long learners.
    I’m @ThinkParenting and author of a book for parents, Teach Your Kids to Think: Simple Tools You Can Use Every Day. I am a partner in ParentSquare (which is a wonderful new tool for ongoing home-school communication).
    Thanks!
    Maria
    @ThinkParenting or @ParentSquare

    Reply

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