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As you think about the beginning of the school year, what is at the forefront of your mind?

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As you think about the beginning of the school year, what is at the forefront of your mind?

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VSC New Teacher Orientation 2024: Feedback Survey

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Thank you for attending VSC New Teacher Orientation 2024. Please take 2-3 minutes to complete the following feedback survey. Your feedback is important. It will help us as we plan future staff events, especially future new teacher orientations. Thank you for taking the time to complete it!

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*Explain what making thinking visible (MTV) means in your own words.

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*Explain what making thinking visible (MTV) means in your own words.

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VSC Welcoming and Organized Classroom Environment Checklist

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VSC Welcoming and Organized Classroom Environment Checklist

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VSC Welcoming and Organized Classroom Environment (2024-2025)

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Choose one MTV strategy and explain how you would incorporate in into your classroom.

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Choose one MTV strategy and explain how you would incorporate in into your classroom.

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Which sabotage(s) are you most concerned about? Why?

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Which sabotage(s) are you most concerned about? Why?

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What outstanding questions do you have about making thinking visible?

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What outstanding questions do you have about making thinking visible?

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What outstanding questions do you have about classroom management?

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What outstanding questions do you have about classroom management?

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See Think Wonder - great for getting students to organize their thoughts and provide a visual map of their thought process with guided questions

Note: This would be great to use after students read a section of a text, because it would help them become active readers, and it prepares them to ask questions about a text as they read through it. It also helps with independent thinking as work through the "Wonder" section. It can also help us as educators see what they understand, and if there are other things that we can gesture that they should pay attention to.

They can also share their thought process with their peers afterwards in a TPS. LDS