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Great Bend welcomes KAEA for annual conference!



KAEA members got down to business during the association's 2008 Annual Conference in Great Bend. The event, which was held Feb. 20-22, celebrated "The Heartland of Kansas." More than 170 KAEA members attended the conference at the Highland Hotel and Convention Center. See the conference page for more details.

Nagy shares her "IMPS" of writing instruction

Nancy Nagy of the Manhattan Adult Learning Center is sharing her PowerPoint presentation on the "IMPS of Writing instruction." Nagy, a presenter at the February conference, wanted to make certain KAEA members learned more about the imagination, mechanics, prompts, and specifics of writing. Her slideshow is available for download by clicking this link: Nagy's IMPS.

KAEA leaders want to hear your ideas and opinions 

To best serve you, KAEA officers and board members are eager to hear your opinions. If you have ideas about the association's future, comments about our events, or concerns about anything from membership to credentialing, please contact an officer or board member. These KAEA representatives are ready to listen and to take your concerns to the board as a whole. Please visit the Leadership page for contact details.






		Great Bend welcomes KAEA for annual conference! KAEA members got down to business during the association's 2008 Annual Conference in Great Bend. The event, which was held Feb. 20-22, celebrated "The Heartland of Kansas." More than 170 KAEA members attended the conference at the Highland Hotel and Convention Center. See the conference page for more details. Nagy shares her "IMPS" of writing instruction Nancy Nagy of the Manhattan Adult Learning Center is sharing her PowerPoint presentation on the "IMPS of Writing instruction." Nagy, a presenter at the February conference, wanted to make certain KAEA members learned more about the imagination, mechanics, prompts, and specifics of writing. Her slideshow is available for download by clicking this link: Nagy's IMPS. KAEA leaders want to hear your ideas and opinions To best serve you, KAEA officers and board members are eager to hear your opinions. If you have ideas about the association's future, comments about our events, or concerns about anything from membership to credentialing, please contact an officer or board member. These KAEA representatives are ready to listen and to take your concerns to the board as a whole. Please visit the Leadership page for contact details.