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Coalition for Education & Outreach. Join CEO Mailing list. CEO Meetings & Events. Lectures & Events. The Science@Cal Lecture Series. East Bay Science Cafe. Videos of Past Lectures. Coalition for Education and Outreach (CEO) @ UC Berkeley. History of CEO Meetings Since Inception (March 2010). Tuesday, October 21, 12:00 -1:30 pm, 303 Doe. Understanding the Next Generation Science Standards. Executive Director of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific. Tuesday, November 18, 12:00 -1:30 pm, 303 Doe. Models ...

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Sharing Mentoring Practice: August 2009

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Sunday, August 30, 2009. So we begin. This week marks the beginning of a new school year. While we are probably accustomed to first-day-of-school jitters by now, for many of us, mentoring a new teacher may be an entirely new aspect of our professional life. For others, we are entering yet another year of mentoring - and we know just how much craft goes into doing it well! We want to build trust. A central aspect of building trust is creating the space in our work to put ourselves aside and listen. Enjoy ...

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Sharing Mentoring Practice: May 2010

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Monday, May 10, 2010. Drawing from my March 28th post, I'd like to share some thoughts about debriefing observations. With strong evidence-based observation notes in hand, the purpose of a classroom observation debrief, from a mentoring perspective, is to surface the mentee's thoughts about the lesson and the evidence collected in the observation notes themselves. The point is not to. Our colleagues what transpired. The point is to. These notes can lead to judgment - and a judgmental question such as:.

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Sharing Mentoring Practice: December 2009

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Wednesday, December 16, 2009. What should I be doing with a Year 1 mentee vs. a Year 2 mentee? Links to this post. Tuesday, December 1, 2009. Classroom is one of the single most effective routes to learning focused conversation topics. Even spending only ten minutes in a. I encourage getting into every. Classroom at least once a month. The beauty of this approach is that a. Takes a look at non-judgmental, detailed evidence based observation notes and the reaction is always "Oh wow! Yet, pull out your cal...

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Sharing Mentoring Practice: January 2010

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Sunday, January 31, 2010. Reflecting on Goals at Mid-Year. In my last entry I made the direct statement that if you haven't had the opportunity to set goals with your mentee yet, the best thing is to just do it. Many of us have, on the other hand, established goals for our work with our mentee earlier in the school year. Reflecting on professional goals at mid-year is important for few reasons. First, it provides an opportunity to note successes. Links to this post. Saturday, January 16, 2010. With the h...

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Sharing Mentoring Practice: February 2010

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Monday, February 22, 2010. In the sidebar of this blog, I mention that my colleague and friend, Claudia Heron and I, presented at the New Teacher Center Symposium earlier this month. Our topic? Why we get up in the morning? What we hope to offer? How does this relate to ground rules? It goes something like this. What does trust mean? When one looks up the meaning, we find that trust means "relying on the integrity or justice of a person; confidence." Look up integrity and we find "soundness of moral ...

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Sharing Mentoring Practice: Observing - Using Evidence

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Sunday, March 28, 2010. Observing - Using Evidence. How many of us have received observation feedback about our teaching or observation notes that were riddled with the observer's ideas about what happened in our classes, rather than some straightforward evidence-centered notes capturing what they saw? How many of us have gotten feedback that sounded something like this: "You are doing such a great job! Your lesson was strong - I loved it! And Movement Patterns/Seating Chart. Includes a drawing of the la...

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Sharing Mentoring Practice: November 2009

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Tuesday, November 17, 2009. Do you have a goal? Here's the point for those of us in a new teacher mentoring role: the mentor had a targeted goal for her work that aligned directly with the mentee's goal. These aligned goals on the part of both professionals kept the work right on target. Links to this post. Thursday, November 5, 2009. In my work with my. Interest in learning more about particular students in their classes. In the choosing of the case study students, I always pull out the. Way I find the ...

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Sharing Mentoring Practice: October 2009

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Thursday, October 22, 2009. Survival and Goal Setting. Most of the teachers we are mentoring are probably in "survival" mode right now, and it is essential that we are aware of and responsive to this state of mind, as it can be stressful and difficult for a novice teacher to maintain for very long. If goal setting hasn't crossed the table with your mentee yet - this is the perfect time to set aside a meeting to attend to it. What if my mentee already has goals written? Links to this post. The Early Compl...

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Oakland A's Have Little Leaguers Learn About STEM Education

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