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EXHIBITORS New print and online products for the STAAR. msakow@peoplesed.com www.PeoplesEducation.com Booth #: 930/932 Visit Pitsco’s booth, and discover new and exciting opportunities to teach science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) concepts. You will find a robust array of hands-on activities and tools: dragsters, trebuchets, alternative energy, structures, robotics, and more popular activities that provide real-world relevance to STEM subjects. goquinn@pitsco.com www.pitsco.com Booth #: 719 230 #AIEConf
EXHIBITORS Renaissance Learning is a leading provider of technology-based school improvement and student assessment programs. Renaissance Learning’s tools provide daily formative assessment and periodic progress-monitoring technology to enhance curriculum, support differentiated instruction, and personalize practice in reading, writing, and math. Renaissance Learning is also a leading provider of school-improvement solutions. peggy.packer@renlearn.com www.renlearn.com Booth #: 833 Reaching Individual Goals through Online Readiness (RIGOR) is a quickly growing privately owned online educational company that focuses on EOC/STAAR Assessment. That is, STAAR Algebra 1, STAAR Biology, STAAR English/Reading and more to come. RIGOR is data-driven coursework with data-driven results of 90–95% mastery in English/Spanish. pnich25bab@yahoo.com Booth #: 503 #AIEConf 231
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