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Finding a Common Language for Effective Supervision – Growth Plan Reflection | scareythoughts
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Thoughts and musings of an educator. December 8, 2012. Finding a Common Language for Effective Supervision – Growth Plan Reflection. For our professional growth plans, my vice principal and I are sharing a goal this year. As part of the work we are doing divisionally, our goal is to implement supervision strategies to provide consistent and meaningful feedback to our teachers through a common and consistent language. To achieve this we are basing our work around Marzano’s book:. Three months in I am real...
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Developing a Growth Mindset | Miss McFi
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Exploring my thoughts on teaching, learning and educating. All views my own. Developing a Growth Mindset. November 25, 2012. To study that subject and therefore would be difficult for our students to have as they had no choice in the matter. I was wrong. To learn, embrace. Following setbacks, embrace effort as a path. To mastery, learn. From criticism and find lessons and inspiration from others. Pupils will behave in tomorrows lesson rather than expecting. One Marginal Gain I wish to focus on is the ide...
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Marginal Learning Gains | dgslearningguru
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September 23, 2013. Marginal learning gains is inspired by the same philosophy that underpinned the extraordinary success of Team GB Cycling at the Beijing and London Olympics. The philosophy is simple: focus on doing a few small things really well. Once you do this, aggregating the gains you make will become part of a bigger impact on learning. For students, for teachers and schools. September 23, 2013. In Resources - blogs. Tags: marginal learning gains. A brief introduction to Dyslexia. A few years ag...
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21st Century Learning | Full On Learning
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Because learning is too important to be left to chance. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Marginal Learning Gains Blog. Category Archives: 21st Century Learning. Considering how to see what learning looks like – conceptual change. May 29, 2015. On concepts and narratives of. In keeping with my commitment to post-as-I-think as opposed to posting-when-I’m-finished-thinking, here’s what I’m working on at the moment, and. The cognitive development of conceptual understanding:. Developed and...
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Expert Pedagogue | Full On Learning
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Because learning is too important to be left to chance. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Marginal Learning Gains Blog. Category Archives: Expert Pedagogue. Considering how to see what learning looks like – conceptual change. May 29, 2015. On concepts and narratives of. In keeping with my commitment to post-as-I-think as opposed to posting-when-I’m-finished-thinking, here’s what I’m working on at the moment, and. The cognitive development of conceptual understanding:. Developed and, at ...
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Growth Mindsets | Full On Learning
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Because learning is too important to be left to chance. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Marginal Learning Gains Blog. Category Archives: Growth Mindsets. Considering how to see what learning looks like – conceptual change. May 29, 2015. On concepts and narratives of. In keeping with my commitment to post-as-I-think as opposed to posting-when-I’m-finished-thinking, here’s what I’m working on at the moment, and. The cognitive development of conceptual understanding:. Developed and, at t...
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Motivation | Full On Learning
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Because learning is too important to be left to chance. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Marginal Learning Gains Blog. Considering how to see what learning looks like – conceptual change. May 29, 2015. On concepts and narratives of. In keeping with my commitment to post-as-I-think as opposed to posting-when-I’m-finished-thinking, here’s what I’m working on at the moment, and. The cognitive development of conceptual understanding:. The metacognition of conceptual understanding:. Develop...
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Under 8’s Day! Yee Ha! | ...join me on my learning road trip...
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8230;join me on my learning road trip…. Under 8’s Day! June 4, 2014. I was lucky enough to be included in under 8’s days activities in week 1. My class hosted crown making. Students were able to select from a variety of designs to colour and cut out. At first, I was quite nervous about how things were going to happen. Would the students be able to colour such fine patterns, let alone cut them out? Would they have time to finish? Did we have enough? So many thing to consider! Newer post →. Because learnin...
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...join me on my learning road trip... | Jenny Entsch-Keith | Page 2
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8230;join me on my learning road trip…. Newer posts →. Essay writing…here’s how… and then some…. April 17, 2014. Thank you for including the link on essay writing. It is such a helpful guide and one I don’t believe I have seen included in any other subject thus far, that included an essay as an assessment piece. The information provided in the Academic communication templates. Is an invaluable, confidence building resource. Key Qualities and ICTs…. April 17, 2014. I have to thank Steve Druery. The teache...
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jennyek1 | ...join me on my learning road trip...
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8230;join me on my learning road trip…. Week 1 – check…. June 6, 2014. End of the first week…. With this in mind I did have a wee chuckle at Adventures of a Pre-service Teacher’s blog:. 8220;first lesson I have learnt is don’t show fear or you’ll get eaten alive.” Too true! What will happen next? Like my teacher says, behaviour support and classroom management are key…. Mass once, mass twice… maybe three times? June 4, 2014. I love science and maths… it’s sooo much fun! June 4, 2014. I’m loving wha...
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