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Adding BreakoutEDU to "The Digital Student" course

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Adding BreakoutEDU to "The Digital Student" course

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Jon Smith (Alliance City Schools) and I collaborated via a Google Hangout today to incorporate a BreakoutEDU session I will lead at his next Feb. graduate course in Perrysburg to help foster collaboration and problem solving in an innovative way with Ohio teachers.

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Incorporating Extended Standards into Daily Lessons

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Incorporating Extended Standards into Daily Lessons

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Nicole Bryson and Sarah Mercer met to discuss the best way to incorporate and teach the extended standards in their co-teaching classroom. Our discussion went beyond one lesson and into how to best support our students in every lesson. We have put together a detailed extended standards binder complete with each extended standard covered for the quarter and developed at least one activity per standard. Students using the extended standards can then access this binder in order to continue learning with the rest of the class but with activities pre-designed to be right at their level.

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Megan Kuns and Katie Amato created a nearpod lesson for their social studies class!

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Megan Kuns and Katie Amato created a nearpod lesson for their social studies class!

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Susan Stout and Katie Amato chose Quarter 3 ELA Martin Luther King Jr. Assessment as an activity that overlaps in the areas of ELA and Social Studies. This assessment includes two informational texts about the life of Martin Luther King Jr. In the past, these concepts were only taught in the ELA classroom. Now, we have decided to work on them in Social Studies, as well. Susan will teach the ELA concepts and Katie will administer and review the assessment in Social Studies.
We will follow this same model with a literary analysis titled "The Brightest Sky".

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Kelly Rosebrock and Danae Wedge met to discuss the best way to teach literary analysis writing.  We are going to use an interactive notebook, traditional literature and teach strategic note-taking.  We are excited about the techniques and will use this post to guide out instruction.

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Brownfield, Poll, Oliver, Patterson, Kitson, Wagener, and Hauge talked about creating a padlet where students can post questions they thought about as they read common texts.

https://padlet.com/jhauge/7cmwfjmxv90j

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Swartz, Printy and Boden met to develop ways to integrate ELA concepts within our content classrooms. We designed reading and writing activities that align with our content.

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Prior to break I worked with other Penta Satellite FCS teachers discussing ways to implement our new curriculum standards.  Our challenge is a lot of material in one semester that used to be an entire year.  So, now we combine projects so they are crossing FCCLA (our organization competition skills projects) with in class curriculum.  

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Prior to break I worked with other Penta Satellite FCS teachers discussing ways to implement our new curriculum standards.  Our challenge is a lot of material in one semester that used to be an entire year.  So, now we combine projects so they are crossing FCCLA (our organization competition skills projects) with in class curriculum.  

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The Frank fifth grade team met to discuss ideas for teaching our sound unit. We will demonstrate pitch and sound levels using a guitar. One of the fifth grade teachers will rotate between classrooms to give an interactive demonstration so students can relate sound to everyday life.
Mollie Bowen, Kim Baum, Brooke Schulte, Sarah Thompson

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Pat Murray and I(Ron) chatted about a new way of teaching Judicial Review from the Supreme Court. We will be interpreting NFL Catches using the official NFL rule and show kids the idea of "interpreting" and how it can be very subjective, even with a black/white written law. Discussed methods to extend lesson and go deeper.

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Ron and I (Josh) as a part of gamifying our class will use breakout edu boxes to have our class to complete about government.

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Breakout EDU gamifies learning to create an engaging and empowering experience for students of all grade levels.