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The most beneficial small group that I attended was the information  on tech ideas for your scaffold. I would love to learn and navigate through the sites.

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The most beneficial small group that I attended was on rubrics. I would like to learn more about implementing an ALU for the first time to our students.

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It was beneficial to know what we need to do the first day of an ALU.

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The most beneficial small group was the rubric. I would like to have another before the end. I am still struggling a bit.

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The most beneficial SGML was on Activity Lists. I would like to see more technology resources.

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I would like to have a SGML on creating a Screencast (for short read-alouds or how-to directions on a Thinking Map in example)

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The most beneficial small group for me was how to create self-grading quiz on google. The data that can be collected from these quizzes will help me see how well my students can apply what they learned.

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I liked the small group where we were informed of different Authentic Performances that we could use if we wanted. I love the variety of choices.

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The TECH IDEAS FOR YOUR SCAFFOLD small group mini lesson was the most beneficial to me. I liked the handout and the detailed explanation we were provided for each website.

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Lynn                                        The most beneficial small group lesson for me was actually two.  One was the Google classroom to create quizzes and Creating a purposeful activity list

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Lynn                                        The most beneficial small group lesson for me was actually two.  One was the Google classroom to create quizzes and Creating a purposeful activity list

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The most beneficial small group lesson I attended was the one about facilitation grid. However, I am really looking forward to the priming lesson tomorrow.

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First day of ALU
Screencast