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Professional Development Vision (now with a plan)

When I finished the Draft Professional Development Plan, I looked back at my First Thoughts post that answered these questions 1. What vision do you have of yourself as a developing, effective teacher… more →

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Does Anonymity Increase Class Participation? — 1 comment

Alyson Latham and N. Sharon Hill, Contributors, Management INK wrote 1 day ago: Clickers allow students to answerquestions anonymously in class. Universidad de Navarra (cc) Editor … more →

Tags: Education 2, electronic response systems, individual characteristics, preference for anonymity, student classroom participation

A Glimpse Into Administration: Why I Love this Journey — 1 comment

hopefullearning wrote 3 days ago: My best friend Jen would make an excellent administrator. Why? She is a natural leader, excellent ed … more →

Tags: Homelessness, Leadership, schools, Self-Directed Learning

Assessment for the First Time Instructor

bradenhutchinson wrote 6 days ago: Teaching your first course is probably the most exciting, rewarding, and at times, nerve wracking of … more →

Tags: From the High School to the Academy, university teaching, Assessment, Evaluation

Got PD? Ask Teachers

Studer Education wrote 1 week ago: So You Think You Can Dance is a hit television show now in its tenth season. One might think that si … more →

Tags: iTeacherSuite - Teacher Tips, Who's Engaged?, how to lead, Professional Development, teacher, Education, Learning, Student Engagement, common core

Standard 10 Meta Reflection: Technology

garbarinoflowers wrote 1 week ago: Seattle Pacific University’s Curriculum and Instruction program addresses twelve standards. My learn … more →

Tags: Standard 10 Technology, technology, Technology Integration, Literacy, Communication, Education

The LSU Top 5 #31

LSUvietnam wrote 1 week ago: This is the 31st of our weekly links to the top 5 bits and pieces we’ve found from around the intern … more →

Tags: The LSU Top 5, Education Policy, Exams, higher ed, learning in Vietnam, PhD, PhD advice, Policy, Rankings

Standard 9 Meta Reflection: Cultural Sensitivity

garbarinoflowers wrote 1 week ago: Seattle Pacific University’s Curriculum and Instruction program addresses twelve standards. My learn … more →

Tags: Standard 09- Cultural Sensitivity, Inquiry/Research, Collaboration, professional growth, Communication, Equity, culturally responsive teaching, EDU 6525

Do We Need to Teach This?

maoriakirker wrote 1 week ago: As Reference and Instructional Services Librarian, a significant percentage of my work focuses on as … more →

Tags: liaison, information literacy, Assessment, Academic Libraries, keywords, Subjects, Teaching

Student Satisfaction: My Learning is Important at My School

Studer Education wrote 1 week ago: More than 8,500 middle school and high school students participated in one school district’s a … more →

Tags: iTeacherSuite - Teacher Tips, Who's Engaged?, Studer Education, Feedback, survey research, reward and recognition, teacher, Education, Grades

It Ain't Normal... — 1 comment

rondmac wrote 1 week ago: Boy! I cannot believe that it is that time of the school year when we are winding down. Could it rea … more →

Tags: Relationships, Education 2, learning, Innovation, CAPACITY, Challenge, 21st Century, Passion

Standard 5 Meta Reflection: Assessment

garbarinoflowers wrote 2 weeks ago: Seattle Pacific University’s Curriculum & Instruction assessment standard states the teach … more →

Tags: Standard 05- Assessment, Standards, curriculum, Assessment, Communication, Feedback, Standards Based Assessment, Education

Teachers Must Help Students Exceed rather than Reach their Self-Defined Potential

Studer Education wrote 2 weeks ago: In his comprehensive research study, Hattie found the number one variable that affects student achie … more →

Tags: iTeacherSuite - Teacher Tips, Who's Engaged?, Janet Pilcher, teacher, Education, Student Engagement, Hattie, expectations, What's Right in Education

Professional Development Vision (now with a plan)

Anita West wrote 2 weeks ago: When I finished the Draft Professional Development Plan, I looked back at my First Thoughts post tha … more →

Tags: H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, O1, O2, p1, P2

TeachSpark reflection on Giacometti Figure

Anita West wrote 2 weeks ago: The feedback I got on this lesson plan was really helpful.  Thank you Shaela Connor.  One of my … more →

Tags: H2, p1, P2, E1, internship, Art, Methods, Professional Development, Reflection

TeachSpark reflection on Invented Texture

Anita West wrote 2 weeks ago: For my first lesson plan in TeachSpark, I asked about a lesson I created on my own called Invented T … more →

Tags: H2, p1, E1, Art, Growth, Professional Development, drawing + painting, EDU 6139

Standard 4 Meta Reflection: Pedagogy

garbarinoflowers wrote 2 weeks ago: This course, Survey of Instructional Strategies, addresses Seattle Pacific University’s Curriculum a … more →

Tags: Standard 04 -Pedagogy, Pedagogy, Survey of Instructional Strategies, Feedback, Equity, concept attainment, Education

Standard 3 Meta Reflection: Curriculum

garbarinoflowers wrote 2 weeks ago: SPU’s Curriculum and Instruction program standard three, curriculum, asks that teachers provide know … more →

Tags: Standard 01 - Instructional Planning, Standard 03- Curriculum, Goals, Standards, Instructional Planning, Assessment, curriculum design, Education

Give Me Some Direction (P3)

Anita West wrote 2 weeks ago: P3 – Practice standards-based assessment.  Teacher-candidates use standards-based assessment that is … more →

Tags: H1, H2, O1, p1, p3, E1, internship, Assessment, Art

Observations.

Are You Alive? wrote 3 weeks ago: The corner of this young man’s eyes were wrinkled -  hard, furious, deep creases like little r … more →

Tags: anonymous teacher blog, Urban Blog, Secondary Education, writing


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