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Jun 21, 2012
I'm hoping you can help me. Where do you look when you are looking for new resources for your classroom or to teach your students? Is it catalogs? Google Search? Magazines or publications? And if so, which ones?
Our company has always catered to the special needs world and have now moved into the regular education field.
We are wondering which is the best way to reach science teachers and notify them about our products.
Thanks so much! Tracy
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On 6/21/12, tracy wrote: > Hi, > > I'm hoping you can help me. Where do you look when you are > looking for new resources for your classroom or to teach > your students? Is it catalogs? Google Search? Magazines or > publications? And if so,...See More