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Score and Feedback for 90-Minute Lesson Plan

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Score and Feedback for 90-Minute Lesson Plan

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Very creative ideas!

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Final Score = 19.43/20 points
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Feedback and Score for Reflective Writing #7

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Feedback and Score for Reflective Writing #7

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You have a true understanding!
Score = 20/20 points
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Lesson Plan Template for Instuctional Unit

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Feedback and Total Score for Reflective Writings #6

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Feedback and Total Score for Reflective Writings #6

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6A = 20 pts.
6B = 20 pts.
These are wonderful ideas for a social studies classroom!

Total Score = 20/20 points
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Feedback and Total Score for Reflective Writings #5

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Feedback and Total Score for Reflective Writings #5

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Juan,
Social studies lends itself to so much creative thinking. I like your ideas!
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Feedback and Score for Reflective Writing #4

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Well done! :)
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I would use QR Codes in the classroom as a way to provide students additional information such as videos, articles, and even games to facilitate learning.

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Reflective Writing 4: Task 3- Google Docs (Facilitating Peer Learning)

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Reflective Writing 4: Task 3- Google Docs (Facilitating Peer Learning)

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1F87AbbtR6kTA5-d-5cmNDbxFLnrt6QhHITGF4sZq24c/edit

I would use GoogleDocs in the classroom to have students peer edit papers and review assignments. I would also have them submit papers for review and editing before formally turning them in.

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FlipGrid seems like a great classroom tool in that we can use it to give personalized feedback on assignments, have online discussion, or even use it to help students who struggle with topics by uploading tutorials

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Quizizz s similar to Kahoot! in that it involves codes to access the quiz, but it is different because the students have the questions on their device and the students have shuffled questions so no one has the same question. I like this more than Kahoot! because it has the students work independently while together.

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Feedback and Score for Reflective Writing #3

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Juan,
I like your idea of historical theater.  It is original and fresh.  However, I would have liked to have seen a more detail explanation for each day.
Score = 17/20 points

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#1 = 20
#2 = 18 (The lesson is wonderful for a history class, not so much for an advisory period.
Total Score = 19/20

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Feedback and Score for Reflective Writing #1

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Juan,
You demonstrate an understanding of these processes.  Your examples are right on target.

Score = 20/20 points
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