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Hi everyone! Here's a short video about me and what we'll be doing in this course. Feel free to respond with your own video or comments (optional).

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Research Reading: Preconceived Notions About Poverty Held by Preservice Teachers

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Research Reading: Preconceived Notions About Poverty Held by Preservice Teachers

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Use this area to post any questions, feedback, or discussions.

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Use this area to post any questions, feedback, or discussions.

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After reading the Jensen chapter, please answer the following by clicking the comment bubble.

1. What types of poverty have you experienced with your classroom students?

2. Do you think that all poverty can be categorized by the types of poverty of combinations of the types of poverty?  Why or why not?

3. If you're comfortable sharing, please state if you have personally experienced poverty.

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Watch Me First! Padlet Tutorial for Students - How to Join and Participate

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Watch Me First! Padlet Tutorial for Students - How to Join and Participate

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Note after watching: if you do not want to create an account with Padlet, please simply write your name at the end of your post; otherwise, it shows up as anonymous.

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Padlet Tutorial for Students - How to Join and Participate

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We'll be doing a lot of work in Padlet.  This forum will allow us to communicate and collaborate in a digital setting.

I have also made sure that the permissions allow you to post as well.  If you ever have any questions or topics, please feel free to leave a note on the Padlet.

To view a quick tutorial, visit the next column over and click on the link in "Watch Me First!"

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We're going to spend some time this week exploring the hows and whys of poverty.  Our goal is to approach our students, classrooms, schools, and communities with greater understanding.  In turn, we hope that this will help us to identify strategies and resources to help our students in and out of the classroom.

Please visit the site below for today's reading.

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Last Chance to Save! Remember, ASCD book prices go up on January 5th. Shop now for our best deals! Whether teachers are just starting out or have been teaching for a few years already, these resources will position them for success. Premium members receive 9 new books a year.

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Zoom Meeting on Tuesday: Link, Code, and Password

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Zoom Meeting on Tuesday: Link, Code, and Password

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Time: 3:00pm
Topics:
Characteristics of Poverty
Sousa < Survival
School Report Card