#6: Vince Gigliotti: Implementing the Workshop in the Middle School

Oakland County Literacy Podcast

Aug 18, 201417:41Education

Vince Gigliotti was the Principal of Anderson Middle School in Berkley , Michigan. In 2014 he will be the Principal of Angell Elementary , also in Berkley. Vince shares his insights into the implementation of the worksho...

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