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Secondary Methods for Teachers
Notebook used for secondary ed students to learn about the methods of teaching.
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
Intro to College & Financial Aid Notes - Printable
What you'll get in this product - Intro to College & Financial Aid Notes:A 4 page printout/ note page with the same information on it that's in the "Intro to College & Financial Aid Slides" with information that introduces students to the basics of college and financial aid options, including:How to choose what type of school you want to go toHow to figure out what degree you want to get How to research to find schools that provide the degree, major, and track you wantHow to look at how
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9th - 12th
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Certificado de reconocimiento de lectura (premio buen lector / buena lectora)
Hermoso Certificado de reconocimiento (premio) en español para estudiantes destacados en lectura (Reading Award Recognition Appreciation Certificate in Spanish). ¡Se lo tienen más que merecido y sé que tanto a ti como a tus estudiantes les encantará! ¡Qué lo disfruten!
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PreK - 6th
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FFA Creed and Degrees Lesson Plan
This is a detailed lesson plan from the FFA Unit. This is FFA Creed and Degrees. It includes TEKS, objectives, references, materials, interest approach, lesson content, review and closure, and evaluation. You should be able to take this lesson plan and be able to teach straight from it. In the content section, what is written in blue are things for the teacher to say to the students, and what is written in black are the things that are already on the presentation that the students should see and
Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in:Â FFA Creed and Degrees Lesson Bundle
Intro to Plagiarism
This is a quick, attention-grabbing activity to start a conversation with your students about plagiarism. I have taken song lyrics from Taylor Swift and Bruno Mars but renamed them as poems written by myself. You can edit it to say they were written by you.
I start the activity by excitedly telling the class I've been working on some poems I'd like to share with them. I display the poems on the board and emotionally read each one. Students applaud, not realizing I just stole someone else's word
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
Introduction to FFA Lesson Plan
This is a detailed lesson plan from the FFA Unit. This is Introduction to FFA Basics. It includes TEKS, objectives, references, materials, interest approach, lesson content, teaching method, discussion questions, review and closure, and evaluation. You should be able to take this lesson plan and be able to teach straight from it. In the content section, what is written in blue are things for the teacher to say to the students, and what is written in black are the things that are already on the p
Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in:Â Introduction to FFA Basics Lesson Bundle
Sideways Notes- Template for Structured note-taking
This is a template for note-taking that is specifically geared towards students who otherwise will copy notes verbatim and struggle with evaluating info for importance. This template is designed for History but can be modified for other contents.
I assigned this method of note-taking to my high school students with Lexile scores less that 1000. I also use a modified version of Cornell notes for my middle group and I teach outlining to my students who are capable of successfully using a more c
Grades:
9th - 12th
Note Taking Template--Concept Map
This note taking template is a good one to use for note taking during class discussions or any source that you want your students to gain knowledge and understanding...It emphasizes ID key concepts and supporting evidence.
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8th - 12th
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How To Become A Superstar Student Episode 3
This is episode 3of Michael Geisen’s excellent series (the 2nd Edition from Great Courses). This particular video focuses on how students can work better in groups. The DVD’s can be purchased on Amazon or Ebay and are also available for downloading on the Great Courses website. As a teacher, I find that we don’t often take the time to show students how to learn. This series is an excellent resource and I’ve designed this handout so that students can follow along to the video. You may have to pau
Grades:
7th - 12th
How To Become A Superstar Student Episode 6
This is episode 6 of Michael Geisen’s excellent series (the 2nd Edition from Great Courses). This particular video focuses on how to be more creative The DVD’s can be purchased on Amazon or Ebay and are also available for downloading on the Great Courses website. As a teacher, I find that we don’t often take the time to show students how to learn. This series is an excellent resource and I’ve designed this handout so that students can follow along to the video. You may have to pause it here and
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7th - 12th
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Middle School ELA Today's Meet Log In Directions
These directions (there are two half sheets on one paper) can be laminated and placed in learning stations, on desks, or kept in student folders, or it could be made larger and turned into a classroom poster. Additional directions could be added for etiquette and what students are expected to do in the chat. See below for ideas...
A back channel chat is a place where students can collaborate online. This can be done as bell work, with a question posed as students enter the class. It can be
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7th - 12th
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Talk Tools
Teach students to be involved in class discussions and lessons by using these signs to signal for "help," "confused," "I have something to add," "Agree/disagree etc."
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Not Grade Specific
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Resume Basics Note Guide
Use this note guide in conjunction with the Resume Basics Power Point. Students can complete this note guide as they learn about the basics of creating a resume.
Grades:
7th - 12th
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9th Grade Advisory Syllabus (Editable)
9th Grade Advisory Syllabus and Curriculum, focusing on Social Emotional Learning
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Not Grade Specific
Lesson Plan Daily Checklist
I copy and paste from my detailed lesson plan and use as a quick checklist during classes. I write notes on sides and/or on back to cover areas between different classes. (For instance, if a drill occurred during 4th period and we did not complete lesson, I will jot a note on the checklist.) At end of day, as I prepare checklist for next day, I will go over notes and make adjustments as needed.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Flipped Classroom Info Sheet for Parents
Thinking about implementing a flipped classroom this year? How do you explain it to the parents and kids so they truly understand? I have created a "Crash Course" informational sheet explaining the benefits and how the flipped classroom works for my classes. Feel free to edit it as you see fit for your own classroom specifics.
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
Add Sound to PowerPoint
Improve the quality of all of your PowerPoint Presentations by adding sound. Give your students a true multimedia experience and increase student egagement with this simple trick.
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Grades:
K - 12th, Higher Education
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Bloom's Poster
I post the higher levels of Bloom's posters as a reminder during student questioning. This is perfect for the new teacher. Includes analyzing, applying, evaluating, creating.
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Not Grade Specific
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