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August | 2013 | The Rocky Road Of Change

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The Rocky Road Of Change. The road is long, but in the end the journey is the destination…. Part of this assignment was to set a goal of change at the end of the first week. I wanted to start back in my gym routine. The first night I ended up just taking my dog on a long walk but then went to the gym the next three days! My health and fitness methods course has taught me so much! I held a real brain today! Teaching My First Lesson! Today was such a great day! We had a discussion today about what the purp...

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Veritably Clean | The Veritably Clean Blog

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The Veritably Clean Blog. Learning about learning to better serve the community. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Author Archives: Veritably Clean. Bonus points (aka a free doughnut) if you know where I got my username from. I'll throw in a coffee, too, if you don't have to look it up online. May 28, 2014. That project starts this summer and I can’t want to teach in this alternative learning environment. May 28, 2014. My oldest daughter is 5 years old. She has not yet begun kinderg...

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The Classroom Discussion in my Head: Project Learning Tree

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The Classroom Discussion in my Head. Wednesday, January 29, 2014. Yesterday my cohort had the opportunity for environmental studies professional development through a Project Learning Tree. Workshop. It was a great, eye-opening experience into both environmental issues and incredible ways in which to incorporate environmental sudies into all school subjects. Although I still plan on teaching middle school math once I'm done with this program, I'm looking forward to using the resource book I bought at the...

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The Classroom Discussion in my Head: August 2013

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The Classroom Discussion in my Head. Thursday, August 8, 2013. Day Eight: Food Journal Reflection. I decided to cut down on my drinking, not just because of this assignment, but it helped keep me accountable. It also helped finally keep myself accountable for the things I was eating; not just the amount, but also the content. Wednesday, August 7, 2013. Day Seven: Book Discussion. Tuesday, August 6, 2013. Day Six: Experiencing Organs. Friday, August 2, 2013. Day Five: Active Activities. Fire in the Ashes.

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The Classroom Discussion in my Head: January 2014

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The Classroom Discussion in my Head. Wednesday, January 29, 2014. Yesterday my cohort had the opportunity for environmental studies professional development through a Project Learning Tree. Workshop. It was a great, eye-opening experience into both environmental issues and incredible ways in which to incorporate environmental sudies into all school subjects. Although I still plan on teaching middle school math once I'm done with this program, I'm looking forward to using the resource book I bought at the...

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Understanding What You Read | Learning to Teach

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Understanding What You Read. No one really does that any more. I believe the point the authors are making is that students need to know how to research for information that is outside of what they can define by their own knowledge or context clues, but does it have to be a dictionary? Aren’t newer, and more tech derived, research processes more reflective of how students will really research information in their lives outside of school? One thought on “ Understanding What You Read. Enter your comment here.

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We need to have a talk… | Thoughts and Ramblings of a Future Educator

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Thoughts and Ramblings of a Future Educator. Let’s talk about math! And then there was silence… →. We need to have a talk…. February 23, 2014. Thoughts and Ramblings of a Future Educator. This week in our math class, we were encouraged to draft a letter to parents explaining the new unit we would be teaching their students. It got me thinking about ways in which I can and should be connecting to parents and how this will look as I become more entrenched into the professional world of education. I have se...

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Final Reflection | Learning to Teach

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As this quarter progressed, I was able to look deeper into my practice a teacher, using specific student examples and experiences from my classroom. As a blogger in past quarters I didn’t have the opportunity or the context to relate what I was learning in my method course work with real examples. This quarter has given me more context and more time with real students as I develop my pedagogy. How does it work? Leading Reading Groups – Inferences. One thought on “ Final Reflection. Enter your comment here.

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Aligning edTPA Practice with Classroom Practices | Learning to Teach

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Aligning edTPA Practice with Classroom Practices. Students Thinking About Science. Working with Guided Assessment ». Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out.