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I learned a lot about dok levels- level 3 was the hardest to gain an understanding - jen

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It is much more complicated than I thought it would be to plan out different questions.

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I think it is a great idea to start from the assessment and work your way back.

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It seems fairly straightforward, looking forward to it

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Planning a unit takes time and trial and error.

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No questions.

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The DOK levels are new to me and I'll definitely bring up with  my coach when planning my math lessons

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No questions.

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The Compute, Comprehend, and Communicate method was pretty cool, and knowing the steps of know the standard, understand, and then strategic thinking. I did not even know the DOK standards were a thing

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I didn't know the questions would be divided like this, but it makes sense to level them differently within each grade and standard.

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I didn't know the questions would be divided like this, but it makes sense to level them differently within each grade and standard.

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Good, this has been most difficult thing I’ve ever done but I’m learning a ton and met really great folks

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No

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No question

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So far I have learned so much. Being a teacher is a lot of work. But I am super excited!

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I learned that DOK levels are much more complicated than I thought. I also learned that we rarely use DOK 4 in math.

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It seems pretty basic, I also feel like it will take a few practices to get it right

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Nope (:

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no questions

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I have learned so much this year. I'm excited to actually get into my own classroom.

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Breaking the steps down by working backwards from the standards and the state assessment makes sense.  This is what I had in mind as I designed my lessons.

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Breaking the steps down by working backwards from the standards and the state assessment makes sense.  This is what I had in mind as I designed my lessons.

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No. Thank you!

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Pacing out the units will take trial and error but also the kids will benefit from having units spread out appropriately.

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Just a few more months, but I feel much more confident in teaching now then before I felt it was a scary world once upon a time.

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No questions

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Nothing so far :)

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It makes sense to use the state assessment questions for class assessments.  I didn't realize how different they would be when given on a computer.

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It makes sense to use the state assessment questions for class assessments.  I didn't realize how different they would be when given on a computer.

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I enjoy planning and teaching my 4th grade math class :) It's awesome seeing them grow day by day, week by week.

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I am getting more comfortable.  Need to come up with a way to get attention when the class is talking.

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I am getting more comfortable.  Need to come up with a way to get attention when the class is talking.

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What is going to be on our Knowledge test that we need to prepare for?

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What is going to be on our Knowledge test that we need to prepare for?