I was not in school today so a substitute lead today's class.
Everyone read from their free choice books and took time from their reading to create two found poems (one based on a character from the book and one based on the setting of their book).
Handouts:
Found poem explanation and examples
Character found poem
Setting found poem
Homework:
If you did not do so in class, finish creating found poems for one of the characters in your free choice book and the setting in your free choice book.
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Friday, January 31, 2014
Thursday, January 16, 2014
01.15 - Facilitation Observation Part II
We started today's class with fifteen minutes of reading from everyone's
free choice books (or any class novels that are currently being read).
At the end of this reading time, everyone recorded their progress on
their reading sheets.
We then transitioned into our main activity for the day. As we round out the semester in Credit Recapture our focus is going to be on improving our approaches to facilitation.
To focus more specifically on this, I am going to lead a couple of activities with some students as participants and some students as observers. Today, we switched activities so that those students who participated last time were the ones observing how the activity was facilitated.
Individuals observing the facilitation today took note of the following elements:
Next class, we will discuss everyone's observations. Then, people will have new activities to choose and will keep in mind what they learned from their observations to better facilitate those activities.
Homework:
Finish filling out the facilitator observation form.
Read for two hours from your free choice book and/or novel-style class texts.
Keep up to date on your grades through Pinnacle:
In school: 192.168.8.7/Pinnacle/PIV
Outside of school: http://pinweb.lisbonschoolsme.org/pinnacle/piv
We then transitioned into our main activity for the day. As we round out the semester in Credit Recapture our focus is going to be on improving our approaches to facilitation.
To focus more specifically on this, I am going to lead a couple of activities with some students as participants and some students as observers. Today, we switched activities so that those students who participated last time were the ones observing how the activity was facilitated.
Individuals observing the facilitation today took note of the following elements:
Next class, we will discuss everyone's observations. Then, people will have new activities to choose and will keep in mind what they learned from their observations to better facilitate those activities.
Homework:
Finish filling out the facilitator observation form.
Read for two hours from your free choice book and/or novel-style class texts.
Complete missing work and revise any assignment that scored below a 92.
In school: 192.168.8.7/Pinnacle/PIV
Outside of school: http://pinweb.lisbonschoolsme.org/pinnacle/piv
Monday, January 13, 2014
1.13 - Facilitation Observation and Activity
We started today's class with fifteen minutes of reading from everyone's
free choice books (or any class novels that are currently being read).
At the end of this reading time, everyone recorded their progress on
their reading sheets.
We then transitioned into our main activity for the day. As we round out the semester in Credit Recapture our focus is going to be on improving our approaches to facilitation. To focus more specifically on this, I am going to lead a couple of activities with some students as participants and some students as observers. When we switch activities we will switch which students participate and which students observe. The focus of this observation is on how directions are presented and how the debrief portion of the activity is run. Observations are recorded on the facilitator observation form.
After everyone has had an opportunity to observe an activity and participate in an activity, we will discuss everyone's observations. Then, people will have new activities to choose and will keep in mind what they learned from their observations to better facilitate those activities.
Homework:
If you were an observer in today's class, finish filling out the facilitator observation form.
Read for two hours from your free choice book and/or novel-style class texts.
Keep up to date on your grades through Pinnacle:
In school: 192.168.8.7/Pinnacle/PIV
Outside of school: http://pinweb.lisbonschoolsme.org/pinnacle/piv
We then transitioned into our main activity for the day. As we round out the semester in Credit Recapture our focus is going to be on improving our approaches to facilitation. To focus more specifically on this, I am going to lead a couple of activities with some students as participants and some students as observers. When we switch activities we will switch which students participate and which students observe. The focus of this observation is on how directions are presented and how the debrief portion of the activity is run. Observations are recorded on the facilitator observation form.
After everyone has had an opportunity to observe an activity and participate in an activity, we will discuss everyone's observations. Then, people will have new activities to choose and will keep in mind what they learned from their observations to better facilitate those activities.
Homework:
If you were an observer in today's class, finish filling out the facilitator observation form.
Read for two hours from your free choice book and/or novel-style class texts.
Complete missing work and revise any assignment that scored below a 92.
In school: 192.168.8.7/Pinnacle/PIV
Outside of school: http://pinweb.lisbonschoolsme.org/pinnacle/piv
Saturday, January 11, 2014
1.09 - The Last Rung on the Ladder
Today in class, everyone worked in groups of 3 to read the short story "The Last Rung on the Ladder" by Stephen King. After reading this story, individuals complete a story review sheet for this story.
Homework:
If you did not do so in class, finish the story review sheet for "The Last Rung on the Ladder" by Stephen King.
Read for at least two hours from your free choice book and/or novel-style class texts.
Keep up to date on your grades through Pinnacle:
In school: 192.168.8.7/Pinnacle/PIV
Outside of school: http://pinweb.lisbonschoolsme.org/pinnacle/piv
Homework:
If you did not do so in class, finish the story review sheet for "The Last Rung on the Ladder" by Stephen King.
Read for at least two hours from your free choice book and/or novel-style class texts.
Complete missing work and revise any assignment that scored below a 92.
In school: 192.168.8.7/Pinnacle/PIV
Outside of school: http://pinweb.lisbonschoolsme.org/pinnacle/piv
1.07 - Free Choice Books and Revisions
For the first part of class today, we went to the library so that people could check out new free choice reading books and build their "next reads" reading sheets to keep up a good list of books to read after finishing their current books.
In the remaining half of the period, I handed out grade report sheets, reviewed assignments, and everyone got copies of work that they needed to complete/revise.
Homework:
Read for at least two hours from your free choice book and/or novel-style class texts.
Keep up to date on your grades through Pinnacle:
In school: 192.168.8.7/Pinnacle/PIV
Outside of school: http://pinweb.lisbonschoolsme.org/pinnacle/piv
In the remaining half of the period, I handed out grade report sheets, reviewed assignments, and everyone got copies of work that they needed to complete/revise.
Homework:
Read for at least two hours from your free choice book and/or novel-style class texts.
Complete missing work and revise any assignment that scored below a 92.
In school: 192.168.8.7/Pinnacle/PIV
Outside of school: http://pinweb.lisbonschoolsme.org/pinnacle/piv
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