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Words of Wisdom | Allison McQueen
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Thoughts and Ideas from a Beginning Teacher. The following will be a continually updated list of words of wisdom from people that I have come to respect and admire. Credit will be given where credit is due. 8220;Mathematics is the vehicle to develop the mind” -Rick Seaman. 8220;Do the math. If you assign something that you know will take an hour to mark, and you have 60 students, you need 60 hours to mark you assessment. Where are you going to find that time? 8221; – Warren Wessel. I had no idea! 8220;Sh...
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My First Attempt at an Engaging Math Activity…. | Allison McQueen
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Thoughts and Ideas from a Beginning Teacher. My First Attempt at an Engaging Math Activity…. September 13, 2013. 8230; Was not a total bust! On the whole, I am pleased with how the activity went. Of course, there are some things that I would change about the activity and how I handled it for next time, but for a first attempt I think it went rather well. Lesson 5 Unit Pricing Activity (Sept 6). Lesson 5 Activity Instructions. Miss McQueen’s School Supply List (Sept 8). What Went Well…. To top it off, I h...
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My Teacher Profile | Ashley McMurchy
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Everyone wants to live on top of the mountain, but all the happiness and growth occurs while you're climbing it – Andy Rooney. Here, you will find my Teaching Philosophy, Letter of Introduction (which I gave to my pre-internship cooperating teacher), and My Professional Goals (yet to come! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. ECS 350 Case Study.
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Teaching Goals | Ashley McMurchy
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Everyone wants to live on top of the mountain, but all the happiness and growth occurs while you're climbing it – Andy Rooney. There are 5 main goals that I would like to work towards while completing my pre-internship field experience:. 1 Time Management and Planning. How will my observer know that I have achieved this goal? How will my observer know that I have achieved this goal? Answer the following questions: What types of questions am I asking students? Am I asking a variety of questions? Was my as...
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Final Entry for EMTH 350 – Reflections on the Course | Allison McQueen
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Thoughts and Ideas from a Beginning Teacher. Final Entry for EMTH 350 – Reflections on the Course. September 7, 2013. B Looking back at my blogs, I do not think there is one that I would like to do over again. I feel that I answered the prompt as best I could for each of the posts I made and do not believe that my answers will vary significantly if rewrite the entries. The blog entry I would have like to have been asked to write is the following:. How can you incorporate the real world into mathematics.
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allisonmcqueen | Allison McQueen
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Thoughts and Ideas from a Beginning Teacher. June 20, 2014. And What Would You Do Next? Every math teacher has used this phrase while teaching. If you are like me, you likely use it 15 times an hour. For math teachers, this phrase is a crucial way for us to determine if our students really understand what it is they are supposed to be doing. However, I recently read an article about using a Question and Answer format while teaching by Petra Claflin. Read Claflin’s entire article here. September 13, 2013.
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Field Experience and the Role of Teacher Education 2 | Allison McQueen
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Thoughts and Ideas from a Beginning Teacher. Field Experience and the Role of Teacher Education 2. September 7, 2013. For the purposes of this blog entry, we were asked to respond to the following quote:. Taken from Freese, A. (2006). Freese, A. (2006). Reframing one’s teaching: Discovering our teacher selves through reflection and inquiry. Teaching and Teacher Education, 22. Please leave your thoughts. I would love to hear from you! Enter your comment here. Address never made public). Larr; Previous Post.
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Creating Final Exam Questions for EMTH 350 | Allison McQueen
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Thoughts and Ideas from a Beginning Teacher. Creating Final Exam Questions for EMTH 350. September 7, 2013. Question One: In EMTH 350 we were asked to participate in the lesson study process outlined in Becoming a Reflective Mathematics Teacher. Based on your personal experience, what were the benefits of participating in such a process? What were the drawbacks of participating in the process? Question Two: What are the characteristics of a good inquiry activity? Enter your comment here. Notify me of new...
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And What Would You Do Next? | Allison McQueen
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Thoughts and Ideas from a Beginning Teacher. And What Would You Do Next? June 20, 2014. Every math teacher has used this phrase while teaching. If you are like me, you likely use it 15 times an hour. For math teachers, this phrase is a crucial way for us to determine if our students really understand what it is they are supposed to be doing. However, I recently read an article about using a Question and Answer format while teaching by Petra Claflin. Read Claflin’s entire article here. You are commenting ...
