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Send out a monthly or bi-weekly newsletter. Item ideas to include:
*Teacher Shout Outs (Pics, Videos, Student Work Examples)
*Useful Links (iTeach Coach Website, etc.)
*Helpful Resources (How To Docs, Recordings, etc.)
*iTeach Coach Contact Info
See examples below.

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Design and share beautiful flyers just like this one!

Spread the word with an online flyer. They're easy to make and impossible to mess up :)

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Updates from your iTeach Coach-September

Mrs. Bowden-2nd Grade

I am proud of Mrs. Bowden and her efforts to get the ball rolling with Learning.com. She was even willing to help a fellow teacher with set-up during their grade-level meeting. She has also started her 2nd graders off with PowerPoint through Office 365 and make them collaborative by learning to share them with each other to work together.

Her enthusiasm for learning new things is amazing this year. I can only imagine where she and her students will be by the end of the year. Keep it up!

Mrs. Roper-5th Grade

Mrs. Roper is helping her students learn more about Google Slides with the help of the iTeach Coach! After a quick workshop, students can now share a google slide with another student and the teacher to collaborate on group projects/presentations. They learned some "tricks of the trade" to really help their presentations pop!

Thank you Mrs. Roper for helping your students continue to learn new ways to collaborate! Keep it up!

Mrs. Feld-Kindergarten

Mrs. Feld's kindergarten class takes advantage of the Maker Space room to create their Barnwell Bear Crests.

There are many resources and supplies available in the Maker Space room located in room 28. What is a Maker Space you ask? Take a quick look by watching this video!

To Sign Up for a spot please use the link below.
http://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080d48a8ad2ca31-maker Note: Please be sure to clean up after you are done and return all unused materials to their place!

#BESTools Incentive-Round 1

Michelle Hague-iTeach Coach

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Design and share beautiful flyers just like this one! Spread the word with an online flyer. They're easy to make and impossible to mess up :) Try it now Updates from your iTeach Coach-September I am proud of Mrs. Bowden and her efforts to get the ball rolling with Learning.com.

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Give praise
Offer ideas
Give chocolate

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Send a quick email with a praise.
Give an idea for co-teaching
Ask is they want to try it.

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Explore apps that will benefit instruction.

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Coordinate with school CST's, Admin., and Coaches to meet with grade levels to cover bite-size PD session

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QR Code Notes from TIM-O to a drive to copy comments.

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Create a Google Chrome profile (helps keep all accounts logged in no matter the device you're using) that has the following Bookmarks:
- Coaching Log
- KSU Email
- FCS Email
- TIM-O Tool
- ADP
- Concur

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- Assess a level of need in your school where support is needed:
- Formative Assessment Tools
- Presentation Tools
- Learning Management Systems

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- An example of a quick grab to share with teachers.
See example, below:

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In addition to scheduled meetings/events, I will go and add things to my calendar of what I worked on or if a teacher asked me to pop in for help. For example: If I have an hour between meetings and I am working on  finishing a presentation for a PD coming up, I will add that I worked on that to my calendar. This helps when I need to update my coaching log at the end of the week/month.

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- Tweet to showcase student learning to school community.
- Teachers see video/picture samples to see items in action!

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Catchy formats:
- Get and Go/Stay and Play
- Pop Up PD
- Lunch and Learn

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Send out or host speedy PD on tips and tricks to help simplify a teacher's workday/life. Examples include:
*Creating Shortcuts on Teacher Laptop
*Symbaloo (Book marking Websites/Resources)
*Going digital to reduce paperwork
*Saving in the Cloud (Google Drive/Office 365 OneDrive)

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Depending on the school, I will use Office or Google Calendar to connect and establish meet-ups with teachers and teams.

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We are planning to host mini-EdCamps to allow teachers to explore new tools and share ideas

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- Use the pictures from Twitter or things that you have collected to save for larger reports.
- Curate those items in Google Drive

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Record Notes in a Google Form to keep notes for feedback.

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Set up rotating PD sessions to highlight tech tools that can be used to address each of the PL learning principles chosen by your school. Consider utilizing Vanguard members to deliver 2/3 and hit all three topics on a long PD day or rotation schedule

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Utilize a monthly award or badge system to highlight achievements by teachers to post outside their doors! Visual reminders to others will help inspire the desire in other teachers to learn & do more!

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This comes in handy for those quick notes!

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I've been working on a new Chore Chart System for our family. And while I was working out the details on the project, I thought "wouldn't it be cool to print on Post-it Notes?" Turns out, you can, and it's pretty easy, especially with this free printable.

You just stick the Post-it Notes on a sheet of paper and feed them through the printer. Of course, like everything, it can be a little tricky, and I'll show you the secrets! The easiest way to do this is to create a template - or download my free PDF printable - that shows you right where to put the Post-it Notes on the paper. (But if you have a page layout program - or are good at Microsoft Word you can create your own template, and I'll tell you what to do.)

Here's the easy process:

1. Print the template

2. Stick the Post-it Notes on the page

3. Print what you want on the Post-it Notes - all lined up to match the template

4. Bask in your cleverness

I'll walk you through each step with some tips that will save a bit of frustration. Even though the process is simple, like anything that has to do with computers, it can be frustrating, so I'll show you some tips and secrets too.
1. Print the Template Or Make Your Own
If you want to print the template, just right click this link or the picture below and choose "Save As." Then just print the PDF.

Perfect fit for 3×3″ Post-it Notes!

But if you're even a little experienced with a graphics program or Microsoft Word, you might want to make your own template.

Here's how you set it up:

My lovely Adobe Illustrator screen shot shows the measurements for the placement boxes you can set up in your own document:

1. Left and right margins: 1"

2. 0.5" space between the right and left columns

3. Top and bottom margins: 0.5"

4. 0.5" space between the first and second, and second and third rows

5. This leaves perfect spacing for six 3" x 3" Post-It Notes

Now you can make your own template - and then you can put your own designs inside the squares you print.

Tip: Make a copy of your "template" document and use it for layout. Keep your "template" as it is to show you where to place your Post-Its, but in your design documents, delete the lines around the boxes. Then, if your Post-Its aren't perfectly placed, it won't be as obvious.

I promise the rest of the instructions will be shorter.

2. Stick the Post-It Notes on the page

Take your printed template and place the six Post-It Notes on the page. Be sure to put the adhesive at the top each time.

3. Print what you want on the Post-It Notes

Find your printer's manual feed tray, slot or option. If you don't know which side it will print on, run a test print.

Make sure the adhesive end on the Post-It Notes is going to go into the printer first. You can damage your printer if you put them through the other way.

Feed your paper with the Post-it Notes on it into the manual feed tray/slot.

Print one page at a time of your design or printable.

4. Bask in your cleverness

That one should be easy! And if it doesn't work the first time, just try it again. Sometimes one or two don't turn out for me, so I just take off the ones that did work, put new Post-It Notes in the places that need to be replaced and print it again.

Bonus tip

Here's how to use Post-It Full Adhesive Rolls (aren't they cool??) to make labels ... I did this on a Chore Chart system that I will be sharing on Monday.

This trick is super easy.

Just create a Word document with the words you want on the labels, evenly spaced like this:

Print it, then cover the words with Post-It Full Adhesive Roll.

Try to get the lines as straight as you can (I held mine up against a window).

Then just feed the page back in the manual feed slot of your printer and print the page again.

The words should appear on top of where they were printed before - then just remove the Post-It Full Adhesive Roll and trim the sides.

I'll be sharing a fun Post-it Note Chore Chart System on Monday - here's a little sneak peek of some of the FREE printables I've created that you will be able to download and print out that go along with that project.

You can keep up with Post-it Brand on the Web, on Twitter (@postitproducts), Pinterest (@postitproducts) and Facebook (www.facebook.com/postit).

Stay Tuned for more!

xoxo

This post was sponsored by Post-it® Brand ... but the opinions and project are all mine! For more information, see my disclosures.

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