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Chynna Kitagawa

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Hello, I'm a teacher candidate at UH Manoa. I have had experienced with 3rd and 4th graders. The schools that I've been placed at were Hokulani Elementary and Waikiki Elementary. This semester I'm currently placed with amazing 3rd graders at Hokulani Elementary.

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Balance

The next topic that my students will focus on is balance. These are some resources I found that are related to balance.

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Here is my resources I used for my lesson plan. I also used these resources to help build my content knowledge and gain more understanding on what I was going to do.

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Wed, Oct 16, 2019 3:17 AM in Science classroom management

Hi Karlie! I just taught my science lesson today. During my lesson, I often did attending cues, wait time and also low profile techniques. The most effective strategy was the attending cues and wait time because I often do that on a regular basis with my students. My students know when I d an attending cue, I wait for everyones attention. Attending cues and wait time may help with your lesson....

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Wed, Oct 16, 2019 3:09 AM in Classroom management techniques

Hi Haley! Classroom management is a constant learning process for me as well. I’m also in a 3rd grade classroom this semester and I often use attending cues to refocus my students. There are times when I have to do it 2 or 3 times but I always wait till I have their attention and also do wait time. I don’t move on to the next part of the lesson until they are completely focused. I’ve done this...

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Wed, Oct 16, 2019 3:02 AM in Unfamiliar Topics

Hi Everyone! I’m currently in the elementary education program at UH Manoa. What are some tips or suggestions on teaching a topic you are not familiar with? Or some suggestions on how to feel more confident when teaching a brand new concept.

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