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Music and Learning

10/26/2015

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Do you use music in the classroom?
Learn a little bit about how music can
enhance learning!

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Parent - Teacher Conferences: A "Teacher Team" Approach

10/19/2015

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This format for parent - teacher conferences allows the homeroom teacher to represent the entire middle school teaching team, while the student leads the conversation. Download the free student self-evaluation, watch the video, and try this format in your own school!
Work together as a team to prepare for each conference.  Students do self-evaluations that they present to parents alongside the teaching team's evaluation. 

Homeroom teachers act as representative of the entire teaching team, while students take accountability and share input about any discrepancies / similarities between the two forms.

Be sure to download the files here to use this conference format in your own classroom.
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by Brigid - Math Giraffe
Click on the "How to Use" sheet below to download the directions and the student and teacher forms.
Downloads for a Student-Led Parent-Teacher Conference that allows for collaboration from the Teaching Team
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Response Cards

10/12/2015

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Response Cards
Response Cards are another formative assessment tool to add to your belt.  They allow you to quickly assess student understanding without grading, and best of all, they get everyone engaged and involved in the learning process.  Learn what they are and how to use them in any subject by watching this quick, informative video.

Then grab a sample when you're done by visiting The Colorado Classroom.

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Quick Tip: Purify YouTube videos with ViewPure

10/5/2015

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YouTube is a great resource for teachers, but sometimes the comments and suggested video links are not appropriate for the classroom. Watch the short video below to learn about an awesome resource that eliminates the comments and suggested video links by opening the video up in a separate window.

- from Andrea of History Gal



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