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New Teacher Week 2024 Speeches: Deputy Chancellor Dan Weisberg

Grades PK - 13+ AIS - Literacy Arts Career and Technical Education Computer Science English Language Arts English Language Learners Health Mathematics Multilingual Learners Physical Education Science Social and Emotional Learning Social Studies World Languages

In this video, Deputy Chancellor Dan Weisberg discusses maintaining high expectations and recognizing the brilliance of our NYCPS students in this New Teacher Week 2024 welcome speech.

Audience:
TeacherAdministratorInstructional CoachCentral StaffLibrarianESL TeacherSpecial Education TeacherGuidance CounselorStudentCaregiversOffice of Teacher Development
Educational Use:
Professional Development
Programs:
Teacher Recruitment and Quality

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New Teacher Week 2024: Speeches
Grades PK - 13+
  • AIS - Literacy
  • Arts
  • Career and Technical Education
  • Computer Science
  • English Language Arts
  • English Language Learners
  • Health
  • Mathematics
  • Multilingual Learners
  • Physical Education
  • Science
  • Social and Emotional Learning
  • Social Studies
  • World Languages
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In this collection of New Teacher Week 2024 Speeches, you find the following individuals welcoming new teachers to New York City Public Schools: Mayor Adams Chancellor David Banks UFT President Michael Mulgrew First Deputy Chancellor, Dan Weisberg Deputy Chancellor Danika Rux
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