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Teacher Spotlight – Ames
This is a great spotlight! This is Suzanne Ames, a first year EC teacher. For the month of February, she logged more hours in EVAAS, North Carolina’s state-wide data program! This is a great resource for NC educators. We’ve recently had PD on using EVAAS for classroom planning – creating groups, strategic interventions, etc. Data […]
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Changing How We Look at & Use Data – Not Waiting on an Autopsy
Friday was a great day of collaboration and pd at West Middle School!! April Daywalt, our Instructional Facilitator [interviewed in the video below] led group instructional discussions during planning periods on using Data Connections, a program the district has subscribed to. I love the Shift Thinking behind this training! Before Friday, West MS has only used […]
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Teacher Spotlight – Roose
Ms Roose explains question stems to her class. She begins a talk about EOG/EOC questions are comprised of stems from the higher end of Marzano/Blooms. This is a great extension of our training from first semester.
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Teacher Spotlight – Ms Tofflemeyer
Here’s a great upcoming activity from Reading/Science Teacher, Ms Tofflemeyer. AWESOME culiminating activity for novel study!
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Making a Difference
This picture struck me as I passed through our media center: This is Mr. Piehl, on of our Communities in School volunteer mentors. He is a faithful supporter of the program and his mentee. This is very profound! On the surface, its two people mulling over some basic moves [trying to remember how the knight moves] […]
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Instructional Facilitator-Data Talks
April Daywalt, new Instructional Facilitator at West Middle School, leads grade level discussion with recent predictive assessment/benchmark data.Great talks! Her talks centered around one of her great comments, ‘If we’re not going to use the data, why give the assessments’.