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Barbara Lindsey

Attributes of High Quality Work | Center for Student Work - 1 views

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    This page provides a set of descriptions that detail the characteristics of quality student work regardless of content area. Teachers could use this in the PLCs as a gauge to evaluate student work. For students in middle school, high school and college, teachers could share these with students to help them achieve high quality work.
Barbara Lindsey

Rick Wormeli: Formative and Summative Assessment - YouTube - 1 views

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    In this video Rick Wormeli describes the difference between formative and summative assessment and how and when they are used for student learning. This could be a great PLC discussion starter prior to work on developing assessments for a data action plan.
Barbara Lindsey

To Remember a Lecture Better, Take Notes by Hand - The Atlantic - 2 views

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    This article describes research that indicates better recall of content when taking notes by hand versus taking notes with an electronic device. This can be shared with students to encourage them to take notes by hand.
Barbara Lindsey

Models, Critique, and Descriptive Feedback Videos | Expeditionary Learning - 2 views

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    These three videos from Expeditionary Learning show how we can model for students how they can critique their own and each other's work and provide descriptive feedback. Teachers can apply these strategies with their own students. Teachers can also work together with their PLC to implement these strategies with their students.
Barbara Lindsey

Why and how to use Outliner - 0 views

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    This describes a new feature of Diigo which allows you to create outlines of information, including notes, links, images, videos, etc. This could be a great way to help students think about the information they are collecting and to analyze and synthesize the information they are collecting and learning about.
Barbara Lindsey

Best Practices Blog | Expeditionary Learning - 1 views

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    This blog addresses professional practices and critical learning issues of our day. Members of PLCs can select a blog post for text-based discussions to deepen professional practice.
Barbara Lindsey

Protocols and Engagement Strategies Videos | Expeditionary Learning - 4 views

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    This series of videos from Expeditionary Learning shows students using protocols and engagement learning strategies. Teachers at all levels and in all content areas can use at least one of these strategies and protocols with their students to improve student learning, encourage peer and self-directed learning and differentiate learning.
Barbara Lindsey

PBL in the TL - 0 views

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    This blog post by @sraspanglish (aka Laura Sexton) describes how she uses Google Form to create a standards-based objectives template for her courses. Even though this focuses on languages and North Carolina standards, this can be modified for any content area and once you have done the hard work of creating the template, you can reuse it again and again!
Barbara Lindsey

Protocols for Examining Student Work - 3 views

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    This is a chapter from Lois Brown Easton's Book: Protocols for Professional Learning. This chapter focuses on several protocols to help teams evaluate student work. PLCs can use any number of these protocols to examine student work more deeply and effectively as part of their data action plan.
mhorovitz

WatchKnowLearn - Free K-12 educational videos - 3 views

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    Hear Gay Su Pinnell detail strategies for Phonics Mini Lessons, which are designed to support effective and efficient delivery of phonics instruction to young learners. Fountas and Pinnell are renown in the field of literacy instruction. This tutorial is a valuable mini lesson for educators who are not fortunate enough to have participated in their workshops.
mhorovitz

K 1st 2nd Grade Reading Writing - Smartboard Games, Activities, Lessons - iSmartboard.com - 2 views

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    Grades K-2 Reading. Kindergarten-K, First-1st Grade and Second-2nd Grade Smartboard Interactive Reading. ELA Writing Games, Activities and Lessons. Teachers and students can use these Smartboard games, activities and lessons to learn about Reading ELA in Kindergarten, First Grade and Second Grade. This site offers an array of phonics activities to support struggling K-2 students working on initial letter sounds, vowel sounds, and reading skills.
mmclementson

Florida Center For Reading Research- Student Center Activities - 3 views

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    This website provides teachers with free printable center activities for students in grades K-5. All of the activities are well organized under different categories relating to the five core components of reading: Phonological Awareness, Phonics, Fluency, Vocabulary, and Comprehension. All of the resources also provide teachers with detailed instructions on how to play each of the games.
rgreenumuc

50 Incredible Alphabet Activities for Preschoolers - 3 views

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    This is a website with some fantastic alphabet activities including ways to help children recognize the alphabet, help with learning upper case verses lower case letters, help with phonetics and a book list to help with all these skills. This website has some fresh ideas that will work well in a pre-k classroom.
comaracopley

Cornell Note-Taking Summary Template - 0 views

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    This artifact is an AVID student handout that explains the Cornell Note Taking Summary Template. It describes step by step how to write a complete summary of your Cornell Notes. Being able to complete a summary will help the students reflect on the information they just acquired and make the connections necessary for understanding the material.
comaracopley

Vocabulary: Costa's Levels of Thinking - 0 views

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    This artifact is an AVID student handout with Costa's 3 Levels of Thinking. It includes key words to use in your questions to help guide you to create different levels of questions ranging from basic remembering and understanding to creating and evaluating. Students will use this handout to develop the questions they create for their class Cornell Notes, Essential Questions and Cornell Notes they write for their homework reading assignments.
comaracopley

Cornell Notes - 0 views

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    This artifact is an AVID student handout that describes the Cornell Note Taking process. The Handout is set up in the template you will use for the note taking process.
sophia park

Base Blocks Addition - NLVM - 3 views

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    This website contains a wide variety of virtual manipulative that can be maneuvered by all learners at all stages. Both students and teachers can use this to demonstrate understanding as well as modeling a strategy. All viewers are able to see concrete place values as well as the composition and decomposition of hundred and ten blocks. It is a great tool for the visual learner and those who are still in the concrete stage in addition/subtraction.
sophia park

Learn Zillion - Subtract 3 digit numbers - 1 views

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    This url directs users to a video that displays a strategy using numbers/symbols as well as concrete blocks how to subtract by decomposing a ten or a hundred. This website can be used as a resource to support learners showing difficulties with performing the operation where they need to decompose across 2 place values visually.
cunderwood32

eduCanon: interactive video. unleashed. - 1 views

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    eduCanon allows educators to upload videos and insert questions directly within the video. Works well with smartboards, keeps students attentive, and is a paper saver. Often times teachers may not have copies of questions available, or find that students pay more attention if the video stops periodically and being chosen randomly. Students are also able to refer back to the video on their own time to review.
hearda

Color Coding - 2 views

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    This is a Slideshare presentation about color coding by Jugnu Agrawal and Gary Hoag. Research that supports color coding is provided as well as some strategies for different activities from organizational skills, to reading and writing. Teachers can follow some of these strategies to differentiate their lessons and add variety to a "traditional" lesson.
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