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NCCAT FACULTY Digital Tool TIP FOR OCTOBER WITH Mandy Taylor
Looking for a new app or digital tool? Find out more in this NCCAT faculty tip.
Visit commonsense.org/education and click on “EdTech Reviews” to discover a new tech tool or strategy for your classroom.
Dr. Mandy Taylor is a Senior Content Specalist at NCCAT. Taylor is a product of North Carolina Public Schools. She attended public schools in Jackson County before attending UNC-Chapel Hill for her undergraduate degree (Middle Grades: ELA/Social Studies), Appalachian State University for her master's degree (Curriculum & Instruction), and UNC-Greensboro for her Doctorate in Teacher Education and Development. She began her teaching career in Kings Mountain City Schools as a 6th grade Language Arts and Science teacher. Taylor then moved to Ashe County Schools and served as Academically/Intellectually Gifted (AIG) Specialist for K-6. After almost 15 years, Dr. Taylor joined the NC Department of Public Instruction as a Professional Development Coordinator. In 2018, she joined Yadkin County Schools as the Middle Grades Instructional Coach and was the MTSS District Coordinator for two years.
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