Dr. Cecelia Boswell
ACES

P.O. Box 316
De Leon, Texas 76444
Phone (254) 893-4541

See new Professional Development opportunities under “workshops”


Cecelia Bosswell

You can also view this picture on the Texas Association for Gifted/Talented website.

This site will allow you to know me better and to know the options I offer for:

  • professional development
  • curriculum development
  • program/curriculum evaluation

I will also post some activities that I offer during a six hour session. They are yours to keep for work with your students. I would like feedback about their effectiveness and ease of use. My email address is: cab@cctc.net.

-- Dr. Cecelia Boswell

Current Projects:

  • Analysis of “Influence of International Baccalaureate on TAKS” for Texas IB Schools
  • Administrator/Counselor six hour e course for Texas Education Agency
  • Face-to-face six hour professional development module for Administrators and Counselors

NEW! Yes, You CAN do it All! Professional Development Session now available!
This session models classroom management to meet the needs of the gifted within a regular secondary or elementary classroom.  A variety of techniques are explored as participants practice differentiation.

 

Available dates for spring begin in January with a few dates remaining for spring presentations. Contact me by phone or email for professional development, program evaluation, and/or curriculum development.

 

 

 

Be sure to check the blog and respond. I’ll be checking every day and will respond to you.

The fall finds me across the state and all the way to Florida of all places!

Please join me at one of the Education Service Centers listed on my calendar.

The new professional development session, “Yes, You CAN Do It All!” is available in Region 17, Lubbock, in September, October, and December. Contact Greg Reeves or Antonio Saldana at Region 17 Education Service Center for more information.

The IB conference in Austin will share findings of the research conducted for Texas IB Schools (TIBS). For more information about this conference, contact Karen Phillips, Executive Director of TIBS (Phillips.Karen@verizon.net) or Ann Wink, Program Specialist for IB North America and the Caribbean (ann.wink@ibo.org). 

 
A flower near ACES

Growing wild along Austin Creek, these flowers bloom only in the fall. They are as dependable as any calendar and remind me that another school year is upon us. The start of the school year brings children who rely on our dependability to offer the best we have. ACES is just as dependable as you and the Austin Creek flowers.

The presentation at the International Baccalaureate Conference in San Francisco was a huge success. No other states are conducting research at this time. The presentation will be made for Texas IB Schools conference in Austin, October 10.

Phil Alexander

Phil and Sharon Alexander have come to work for ACES. Their insight and expertise were invaluable as I prepared for the IB conference in San Francisco.

(Sharon is not pictured because she was working diligently elsewhere! We will make her sit for the next website change.)

 

 

 

"Inside us all there is a fire that burns hot as a star. We change, grow old in time; But the fire is who we are."
Source: Unknown




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