What an awesome song. Thanks Will.i.am.
"What I Am" perfect for Character Education or an All About Me Unit.
Professional Standards
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Using Assessment Results
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
What do Teachers do When Kids are Not at School?
You might be wondering what your teacher does when students have a P.D. Day.... well, let me tell you, we do a lot!
This P.D. Day the First Grade Team led a CFG (Critical Friends Group- see past post about this) meeting to tune our Non-Fiction Writing Rubric. We had a nice group of participants, with representation from EC 3, EC 4, Kindergarten, 2nd Grade, Art and ESL! The participants took ownership of the work, as if it was their own, and really helped us improve our rubric, which will improve student achievement! We also worked with a fantastic facilitator who helped keep the group focused and following the protocol.
Here are some pictures of the CFG group hard at work collaborating....
This P.D. Day the First Grade Team led a CFG (Critical Friends Group- see past post about this) meeting to tune our Non-Fiction Writing Rubric. We had a nice group of participants, with representation from EC 3, EC 4, Kindergarten, 2nd Grade, Art and ESL! The participants took ownership of the work, as if it was their own, and really helped us improve our rubric, which will improve student achievement! We also worked with a fantastic facilitator who helped keep the group focused and following the protocol.
Here are some pictures of the CFG group hard at work collaborating....
1st grade teachers confering with the facilitaor. |
Participant carefully reviewing student exemplars. |
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
The Reggio Approach
I am a Reggio inspired teacher and try to incorporate many of the features of the Reggio Approach into my teaching where I can. I am planning to write my final project for my Masters Degree on the Reggio Approach.
Here is a short video that does a great job at explaining the Reggio Approach:
Here is a short video that does a great job at explaining the Reggio Approach:
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