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Teacher as Researcher: The Ultimate Professional Development

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Teacher as Researcher: The Ultimate Professional Development

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Thinking About the Kids in My Classroom Organizer

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Thinking About the Kids in My Classroom Organizer

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Example Questions from Teacher Researchers

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Example Questions from Teacher Researchers

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“What happens when students are given a choice to personalize strategies and plan to self-manage phone disruptions during listening time?”

-Andrea and Abigail, HS Math

“What happens when we introduce strategies for students to build independence in writing?”

-Seth, Sherry, Alison, Kindergarten

”What happens when I adapt a scripted district ELA curriculum into a workshop model in my classroom?”

-Kristin, HS ELA Teacher

“What happens to student motivation and engagement when students have a voice in how they are graded?”

-Kristin, HS ELA Teacher

“What happens when students use structured discussion strategies to address very controversial topics?”

-Katie, HS ELA Teacher

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Read over your data: what themes do you notice?

Reread your data:  what else do you notice?

Identify recurring themes

Jump back into the data (color coding is great for this!), and identify elements that animates the theme- AND things that are different.

Triangulate

Write a response to what you have learned