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Teaching in Special Education: August 2015
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Monday, August 17, 2015. Assigned Seating Problems and Groupings. Here is what I did…. On the 1st day of school, I always greet the students in the hallway making sure they are in the right class and helping others find their way around. HERE IS THE MATH BEHIND THIS GENIUS IDEA! Sunday, August 9, 2015. Recently I have received a few emails and comments from teachers who are teaching Geometry for Special Education students for the first time this year and need some help! They know shapes like squares, cir...
Teaching in Special Education: One-Step Equations
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Sunday, November 11, 2012. Last week we covered solving one-step equations in my Algebra class. Here are the pages we created in our Interactive Student Notebook (ISN). These are pages 3-4 in our notebooks. I didn't start the ISN at the beginning of the year so there would have been many more pages before this one. On the left side is the fold-able I made on the computer and printed off for the students. (template below). At the very bottom of the right side, I asked students to summarize in 1 sentence h...
Teaching in Special Education: Presentations & Workshops
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Raising Student Achievement Conference "Interactive Student Notebooks". Raising Student Achievement Conference "Engaging Minds". Raising Student Achievement Conference " Interactive Student Notebooks. Tuesday, December 10th, 2013. Illinois Computing Educators Conference "1:1 Classroom". September 20, 2016 at 9:54 AM. Where and when do you offer these conferences. September 26, 2016 at 8:55 AM. Http:/ www.roeachievementconference.org/. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. I first want to ...
Teaching in Special Education: The Coordinate Plane
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Wednesday, January 9, 2013. Students were given a double sided page where they cut on the dotted lines and folded on the solid ones. It created a four flap foldable where each flap was one of the four quadrants. I added the font so all they had to do was color it in. When you open up each of the flaps it reveals that quadrant on a coordinate plane. On the inside of the flap is where students filled out information about that specific quadrant. Here are the links to the foldable, it's two pages that you p...
Teaching in Special Education: Quadrilaterals
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Friday, April 5, 2013. So I thought over spring break I would catch up on all of my blogging, find cool new activities to do with my math students, and create some new ISN pages. Well needless to say that never happened. We covered Quadrilaterals in Geometry class, however we only went with regular quadrilaterals for the time being. My students love charts, and when I say love I really mean LOVE! Update: Both pages have been change to reflect the correct information for Kite*. May 21, 2013 at 6:29 PM.
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Day 6 – Sadness | Algebrainiac
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Are you pondering what I'm pondering? Day 6 – Sadness. September 3, 2014. I keep decorating my classroom and my poor 6th grade students already thought there were enough posters on the walls! So I will breathe slowly, take a deep breath and try again tomorrow. It’s a new day and can only get better. This entry was posted in #MTBoS. Day 5 – Readiness Assessment. I need blogging in my life →. 6 thoughts on “ Day 6 – Sadness. September 3, 2014 at 10:21 pm. September 4, 2014 at 3:42 am. Every time I have swi...
Eat. Write. Teach.: More Ed Blogs!
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Since beginning this blog in July 2012 I've received a ton of emails (thank you awesome readers! Expressing sincere appreciation for a blog that relates directly to secondary education. I feel like this old clipart with the very outdated computer monitor accurately describes my feelings. It's true, secondary ed readers. It seems we are. I tried to avoid blogs that were focused on education policy and the like. (Side note: apparently, high school teachers. Start a war regarding. It was a perk for me if an...
Edutech Musings: September 2014
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Thoughts and ideas related to teaching, Project Based Instruction and my family. Sunday, September 28, 2014. Things That Piqued My Interest This Week (weekly). ClassFlow - Home - A cloud-based teaching and learning platform for teachers. My latest PBL success in Mathematics Mr Kemp. The rest of my favorite links are here. Monday, September 22, 2014. 20 Thoughts on Instructional Coaching. Thursday and Friday I attended an incredible training by Steve Barkley. Department Heads should be the. Teachers shoul...
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Teaching in Siberia
Thursday, 16 June 2011. The final chapter, and a new book begins. My time in Siberia has come to an end. Whilst at times it was very difficult, I tried to keep the problems and negative aspects out of this blog as I knew it would do me no good to focus on them. So, what's next? Well I probably won't post on this blog again but will start posting on http:/ mspeekay.blogspot.com/. Again, so you'll just have to read that to find out! Margate, England. June 2011. Saturday, 16 April 2011. In a previous blog I...
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The problem with bags. The problem with bags. 倒産 is the Japanese word for Bankruptcy. The problem with bags. September 10, 2010, 1:56 pm. The number of missing centenarians and pensioners snowballed. In a matter of days one hundred missing pensioners became two hundred, and then three hundred with final estimates reached around eight hundred missing across Japan.It was front-page fodder. And, most grotesquely, the bags. Of their relatives. In many of these cases, these remains had been sitting around...
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Teaching in Special Education
Tuesday, December 13, 2016. I each of my students a colored sheet of paper as well as the sheet of the diagrams ( you can find it here! They cut flaps that fit each of the diagrams, colored them each a different color than glued them onto the page. Above each of the flaps we identified what the organelle in the picture was and under each flap we stated what the function was. Thursday, June 30, 2016. But fearing the worst (They don't love it! I had originally made these task cards for my class to use as p...
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A Journey: Student to Teacher & What Lies Beneath
A Journey: Student to Teacher and What Lies Beneath. Friday, August 7, 2015. Week 34: Metacognition in #flipclass. On May 11th our #flipclass. Chat asked us to complete a flash-blog answering the following question: How do you incorporate metacognition into your classroom? When I first started talking about using Accountable Talk in class. 2 Using peer and self- assessment in Grade 9 for formal lab writing that asks them to actually think about what they are seeing and compare to the expectations. I do n...
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Teaching and Inspiring Math Educators (TIME)
Teaching and Inspiring Math Educators (TIME). I am a rural math teacher educator who strives to prepare awesome math teachers. Saturday, August 27, 2016. Why do you want to be a math teacher? Each fall I teach the mathematics (education) course, Geometry for Teachers. For students in our secondary certification program, this is usually the first mathematics education course that they take. Below I have created a “top ten” list from their most common reasons. Carry on my love of math to others. 8220;All i...
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Creating a Teaching Wisdom Culture: Signposts and Destinations #rEdScot. September 1, 2015. Whilst leaders don’t create a school’s culture all on their own they must play the major role in determining the destination, the type of school culture they believe is right, and keep moving colleagues in that direction. ResearchEd Scotland was a great opportunity to reflect on the schools’ journeys so far, on how much further we []. Improving Quality of Teaching. August 22, 2015. August 10, 2015. From 2016 there...
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