Teach Thought #REFLECTIVETEACHER 30-DAY BLOGGING CHALLENGE Day 23: Write about one way that you “meaningfully” involve the community in the learning in your classroom. For a while now I have been meaning to blog about having High School Spanish students teach lessons at the elementary. Update another post about Elementary Lessons I believe that implementing such a program has the following benefits:…
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Teach Thought #REFLECTIVETEACHER 30-DAY BLOGGING CHALLENGE Reading Robo en la Noche on Superhero Day during Homecoming If you could have one superpower to use in the classroom, what would it be and how would it help? If I could have one superpower in the classroom it would be to stop time. I would love to be able to pause a great moment,…
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Today as a part of the [email protected] Thought #ReflectiveTeacher blogging challenge I am supposed to be reflecting on being observed. Well, this is the start of my 3rd year teaching and I have yet to have a formal observation evaluation (terrible I know!) Since all of my observations have been drop in and unannounced, my advice is teach every day like you are being observed, because you are by 100 students!…
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What I have learned using Google Classroom This is day 2 in #ReflectiveTeacher 30 day blogging challenge. I am incorporating Google Classroom this year as a part of our 1to1 initiative and this is what I have learned in eh first few days of class so far. Teacher Set Up There are 2 ways to add students to a class 1. Invite students by…
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I hope everyone had a wonderful and rejuvenating 3 day weekend, I know I did! This month I am going to try and participate in the [email protected] thought 30 day blogging challenge. (Follow along by searching #reflectiveteacher on Twitter.) Day 1’s blogging topic is “Write down your goals for the school year.” Well I guess I was telepathically ahead since I already posted my goals…
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