Steve, Congratulations about GlobalEdCon. Great job!!! And Congratulations to all the team.

Best regards

Hi Steve, there are no words to express my gratitude to have been part of so creative, innovative and change-oriented global company! It was an experience that can not be matched by anything so far. Thank you!

Thank you, Steve, for making this on-line conference a reality!  Your patience is astounding - training everybody, uploading people's slides at the last moment, repeating directions over and over, and for connecting me with Govinda in Nepal!  I couldn't believe that my skype rang for the first time since I was in India this summer!  He is a sweetheart and we will collaborate when I take over for an ELL teacher who is on maternity leave in Newton, MA.  for four months.  (Retirement has made me crazy!  I need to work).  When I taught in Brookline, MA, I felt very isolated in my school; I was global by myself while others were teaching literacy, science, and math.  Integration was the way I was trained and I felt very frustrated at the end of my career when most of the talk was about data and test scores.  My second home is Primary Source in Watertown, MA.  It is clear that global education is my passion.  This conference has helped me become connected, and I have enjoyed every second of every presentation I tuned into!  At least retirement afforded me the opportunity to be on-line most of the conference.  Again, thank you so much for bringing so many people in the world together at this conference.  I have never met so many caring individuals at one time!  Truly!  Lucy has been a blast in every conference I attended!  What a great pair you make!  Again, thank you Steve!  I even feel comfortable to be a moderator next year, not for newbies, though, in case of glitches I will not be able to fix.  Good luck to your daughter in Nepal.  She walks the walk!  If anyone needs a person to design an integrated curriculum with a global focus at the elementary level, I'm your woman!  

     Thank you again, Steve!

             Best Always,

           Marcy Prager