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Feedback and Score for Reflective Writing #1

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Feedback and Score for Reflective Writing #1

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Rach,
This is an excellent explanation of the processes.  Your examples are demonstrate your understanding.  Well done!

Score =20/20 points
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Write five journal entries based on these questions.

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You did not follow directions for the advisory lesson plan.
#1 = 20
#2 = 15
Total Points = 17.5/20

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Feedback and Score for Reflective Writing #3

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Feedback and Score for Reflective Writing #3

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Rachel,
You have a plethora of ideas, and they are all interesting.  However, you need to narrow one of those and consider activities for the one week.
Score = 18/20 points

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Using QR codes would be an effective and useful way to get students to a link without any hassle. I would use it for any links I wanted them all to visit. This way students can use their phones (which they all love to do so much) and still learn!

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GP4VkxvSPl9uX2sacRukYTVxyTZD2udS1AMF_Hqa1UY/edit

It would be hard for me to use Google Docs in a math classroom, especially in middle school. They usually don't have many research projects happening in middle school classrooms. However that is how I would incorporate it. Or I could share a worksheet with groups of students and have them work together to get it done.

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https://admin.flipgrid.com/manage/grids/1214074/topics/3818406

Like I chose to do, I think it would be a fun introduction to the class. Everyone send a quick video letting us get to know them. It would also be fun to use for video projects where students do an example and take a video of them working the problem out. This way the we can watch them all as a whole class. We, as a class, can offer feedback, and students can learn directly from one another.

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https://quizizz.com/admin/quiz/flashcards/5c841ac90a54d0001a570046?q=%2Fjoin&source=quizModal

This is very similar to Khaoot. While I am not sure if I have a preference between the two, I do think this game is better for personal review. Kahoot is a fun game to do in class. However, if it is a small classroom, students who are struggling with the material will be identified.

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Feedback and Score for Reflective Writing #4

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Feedback and Score for Reflective Writing #4

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Task 2:  No screen shot -2.5 pts.
Score = 17.5/20 points
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Feedback and Total Score on Reflective Writings #5

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Feedback and Total Score on Reflective Writings #5

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Rach,
I can see that you are really trying to think outside the "math box" to put creativity in your lessons!  Great job!
Score = 20/20 points
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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 would work so well in your math classroom!

Total Score = 20/20 points
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Lesson Plan Template for Instuctional Unit

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Score and Feedback for Reflective Writing #7

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Score and Feedback for Reflective Writing #7

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Score = 20/20 points
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Final Score = 19/20 points
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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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See rubric.

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https://prezi.com/icsevb00f45c/parent-workshop/