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I enjoyed listening to your narrative. I really like the idea of how your equally balanced map may turn into a scale as you see the impact of one of the streams having a disproportionate effect on the others. I look forward to learning more.
-Jody

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trying to do voiceover now. i used powerpoint and exported as jpg to padlet it made changing things easy.   i'll be on tonight or text me if you want to "talk"

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I really like your literature map. I think for now just the topics we are pulling to feed our general ideas are needed. Which program did you use? I'm getting frustrated with mindmeister as it is not appearing nicely on my padlet. I like how clear your map is and how you color coded it now. Great job! I'm looking forward to hearing the particulars of PD that is recommended & specific curricula.
-Jody

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thank you buck. i took you advice and added more color and bubbles to keep a flow going. i think if as i continue researching i find that one becomes more important than others i will number them as a priority but as for now i will keep them as level. thanks

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Nice job with providing three streams that connect to your primary topic of concern. if there is a priority to the streams themselves, you could indicate these by a number (and maybe change their colors as well). Also, as for your subtopics, you may want to create additional "balloons" to indicate their connection to the main streams. All in all, you certainly have an important topic to focus on. Good job!
- Buck

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there are several examples, all a little different. do we need the reference list on this or the topics we are pulling to feed our general ideas???