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Math tutoring sessions are continuing to be part of my weekly schedule.

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Math tutoring sessions are continuing to be part of my weekly schedule.

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It is working to provide specific assignment check lists for students who are behind which break the assignments down into short lists to complete that day.  I then text these lists to students at the beginning of each day.  My goal will be to involve them in making the to do lists and then have them monitor their lists as they're ready.

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It is working to provide specific assignment check lists for students who are behind which break the assignments down into short lists to complete that day.  I then text these lists to students at the beginning of each day.  My goal will be to involve them in making the to do lists and then have them monitor their lists as they're ready.

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I find that the face to face meetings each month are helping make connections with the students. Talking about what they need to get done seems to have more impact when they see my expression with it. I have also started to use google voice to text bitmoji encouragements as well. ~Tamara

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I find that the face to face meetings each month are helping make connections with the students. Talking about what they need to get done seems to have more impact when they see my expression with it. I have also started to use google voice to text bitmoji encouragements as well. ~Tamara

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I'm using the questions that Cindy shared with us at our in service day to start my Zoom meetings.  This week's question is "What's made you smile this week?" and I'm getting great answers from kids that have led to deeper conversations about what's going on in their life.

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I'm using the questions that Cindy shared with us at our in service day to start my Zoom meetings.  This week's question is "What's made you smile this week?" and I'm getting great answers from kids that have led to deeper conversations about what's going on in their life.

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After conversing with Jesse, I have made an offer in classroom (to check if they are reading it) that if there are multiple free responses in an assignment, that if they give an original response that completely answers the question, usually meaning more writing has occurred, I will give them full credit for that one and one other question. So far, I have only had two take me up, but since they usually skip the written responses altogether, I'm calling it a win. ~Tamara

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After conversing with Jesse, I have made an offer in classroom (to check if they are reading it) that if there are multiple free responses in an assignment, that if they give an original response that completely answers the question, usually meaning more writing has occurred, I will give them full credit for that one and one other question. So far, I have only had two take me up, but since they usually skip the written responses altogether, I'm calling it a win. ~Tamara

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Lots of help given to make progress in math--particularly in Proportions.

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Lots of help given to make progress in math--particularly in Proportions.

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Checked in with a student during Broadcast

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Checked in with a student during Broadcast

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I am trying using flipgrid instead of my engagement questions. Robbin came up with this idea and I love it!!

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I am trying using flipgrid instead of my engagement questions. Robbin came up with this idea and I love it!!

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Many kids are using my drop in time for Math.

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Many kids are using my drop in time for Math.

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Students are writing a lot more this year! Using Quetext and starting out with conversation about plagiarism has really helped.

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Students are writing a lot more this year! Using Quetext and starting out with conversation about plagiarism has really helped.

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I have had a lot of success this year with kids playing review games during "Team Time" -- 5 or 6 each time!

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I have had a lot of success this year with kids playing review games during "Team Time" -- 5 or 6 each time!

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Students got help with Civil War research project and developed better presentations in Google Slides this year.

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Students got help with Civil War research project and developed better presentations in Google Slides this year.

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Giving feedback and help through messaging on OW is going ok through Geometry, Alg 2 is more difficult because of the limited keyboard, but I have those kids in person and they are pretty great so we work through it online and in person. In person help has worked better, most of my kids just stop in during their meeting time or wait and I help them around student meetings. 

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Giving feedback and help through messaging on OW is going ok through Geometry, Alg 2 is more difficult because of the limited keyboard, but I have those kids in person and they are pretty great so we work through it online and in person. In person help has worked better, most of my kids just stop in during their meeting time or wait and I help them around student meetings. 

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Repeating the message that they need to give me a response of at least a few sentences so that I know they understand the concept and prompt along with reassigning their blank essays has gotten more responses than I was told to expect. Then for the students that are still struggling with a prompt we talk through it, sometimes write it out in person, and often I break the prompt apart so that they can follow steps 1, 2, 3... which seems to help with a lot of them.  

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Repeating the message that they need to give me a response of at least a few sentences so that I know they understand the concept and prompt along with reassigning their blank essays has gotten more responses than I was told to expect. Then for the students that are still struggling with a prompt we talk through it, sometimes write it out in person, and often I break the prompt apart so that they can follow steps 1, 2, 3... which seems to help with a lot of them.  

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Kids dropping in is great, we get to see each other, work through things together or just have some good conversations about their courses, khs classes and life :)

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Kids dropping in is great, we get to see each other, work through things together or just have some good conversations about their courses, khs classes and life :)

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Just waiting for my supplies to get here so we can start.

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Just waiting for my supplies to get here so we can start.