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Can I drive to the Institute?
You’ve listed three airports. Which one is the best?
What time should I arrive/depart?
How do you select roommates?
What happens if I don’t get along with my roommate?
May I have a private room?
I have a medical condition that requires special attention. Do I need to let you know in advance?
I have a disability. Will I be able to participate in the Institute?
For those with disabilities, we encourage you to visit our Accessibility page
on the Foundation’s web-site. You will find information for
the visual and hearing impaired, as well as those with limited
mobility. You may make the Institute staff aware of your disability
with your registration information should you choose to do so.
Should you need to rent a wheelchair while you are here, you
may contact the Visitor Services Coordinator at (800) 246-2099. Please
note that the Colonial Williamsburg staff will be unable to assist
you with pushing, pulling, or lifting any equipment that assists
you with mobility.
Are the rooms air-conditioned?
Will I have a private bathroom? What about a hair dryer, a coffee maker, or an iron?
What about a refrigerator?
Are all my meals really covered?
I’m on Weight Watchers/Atkins/have food allergies/am a vegetarian. What kinds of meals will you be serving?
What should I pack to wear? Where can I wash clothes?
Should I dress up for Orientation?
May I wear a costume?
Will I have Internet access in my room?
I noticed there seems to be a lot of walking around outside. What happens when it rains?
Where and when will I be able to take pictures?
How much money should I bring?
May I bring my family?
I want professional development credit for my attendance. What do I need to do?
How do I receive college credit for participating in the Teacher Institute?
For those interested, college credit is available from the
University of San Diego. To receive the three graduate credit
hours, you must participate in the all the sessions offered during
the week, sign an attendance sheet, and submit an original lesson
plan by December 31, 2009. For more information, see the College
Credit section of the guide
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