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Great job. You had a lot of great ideas.

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Love your personal experience comparing and sharpening your experience/theories at Rockhurst. Great 👍🏾 breakdown of class design and instructions. Thanks for sharing your best experience (mistake/perfection) teaching a lesson 3 times and changing as you teach (direct feedback) Innovation teacher breakdown was great

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Love to hear your experience. Expectations, posters, routine calendars... the calming area is great for students who emotionally struggle in school.

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I like that you want to have distinct areas in your classroom- things being organized and all having a place will lower anxiety for kids and help classroom management. Expectations will be known from the very beginning.

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Your experiences are so incredible. It is evident that your past shapes how you teach.

How you structured "My Classroom" on your website with pictures and captions is so effective and easy to understand. Parents will appreciate that. I'm going to steal this:)

Be a Coach to Your Partner- I chose this strategy too! I like that it provides students the skills, the language to effectively work together.

Your website is such a great compilation of everything that you have learned at Rockhurst, and it is clear that you are excited to apply it!

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I still see you as THE Art Teacher.  I hope if that is what you want to do - you find your way back...

There are the hexagon tables we heard you talking about during the scavenger hunt!  They definitely encourage collaboration when they are pushed together.

Being a coach...I agree. There
is no better way to get the most out of our students.

Prezi - great job!

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Your students will be lucky to have a teacher with a rich experience.
It is good that you are want your kids to have a good learning environment.
Be a coach to your partner. I used that too.
Cool Prezi. I like the idea of being a self-reflective teacher.

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Social emotional learning. I like your ideal classroom and what you want for your student,
collaborative table/ carpet area/ reading area as environment can impact their focus.

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*Love that you started as an art teacher--what amazing things you are going to be able to incorporate into your classroom.  *Constructivist/project based/culturally responsive
*Intentionally addressing social and emotional learning to lay a foundation for everything you are doing
*Academics are important, but hep our students learn how to do life with one another is equally important--great thoughts!
*  Collaborative table--distinct areas for different learning modes within the classroom
*  Setting shared expectations is important and reviewing them often is very important. Love you mention keeping them before the students visually as well.
*Word wall/leveled library supports independence
*Practical Experiences:  Nasreen's School love that you felt like teaching the lesson 3 times allowed you to be sensitive to changes you could make.
*Be a coach--helps them internalize their strategies.
*Data:  Great feedback regarding having more hands on with the giving of the assessments.  Being familiar with the assessments would have been helpful to you.  I agree and appreciate the feedback.
I like the Prezi--reflective teaching is very important.  Building capacity within students for reflective practices as well is a great reminder.

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I had no idea you taught abroad - what an awesome experience to help shape you as an educator!

I share your passion about developing kind, well-rounded individuals as well as achieving those academic goals - BOTH are so, so important and go hand in hand

Be a coach to your partner was one of my favorite strategies as well. "Teach how to think, not what to think"

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I never knew you taught in the Dominican. Very cool!

Having distinct areas is a really good idea. The students will know what to expect and what is expected of them when they learn