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I was thankful. This is something I've thought of doing before, but didn't have the technical expertise to get it done. I really need to learn Excel.

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This will get us closer to "college-like" syllabi than just going with the flow. I used to chop up standards and attempt to hit them in quarters. This will have me planning a whole year out early allowing for more adjustment. We can't do a straight college syllabus, but this gets us closer to the concept. This would give the students a better idea of what is due when and allow them to get further ahead.

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ELA.6 - Engage in Discussions. It goes up to 4 pieces of evidence in years three and four. I think 2 would be a more appropriate number.

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This is a great tool to fall back on when you really need to know which direction to move forward in.

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I think this was comparatively a lot easier than what I did in a traditional school, where I used to make lesson plans every week. But the lesson plans that I made every week were detailed with much more content and resource details.

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There are 3 requirements in ELA.1 versus 2 requirements in ELA 2. I feel like they should be the same.

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This opportunity allowed me to visually track what competencies I have not addressed and allows me to be able to plan accordingly.

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This is where my gaps lie. I think we're in for some Socratic seminars coming up.

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It assists me in planning and organizing my lessons.

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I don't exactly know on what basis the number of evidence required each portfolio, was decided so I don't have suggestions for that

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...is the best.

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I have been using that before when I was still in traditional school, but it was more detailed.

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This opportunity made life easier verse the lesson template that was required

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Need some time to answer this.