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Mon, Dec 06, 2021 11:44 PM in Formative assessment

Hello Becca! Formative assessment should be used in the classroom to track students understanding along the way. It is used to inform your future instruction by telling you what your students know and what they need more support with. Formative assessment should be done everyday! Do not think of is as a sit down paper and pencil test, there are so many diferent forms of formative assessment. You ...

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Mon, Dec 06, 2021 11:27 PM in Student teaching while on zoom.

Hello Jacky! I am also a an education student and I had some experience student teaching online last semester. Later in the semester we moved back to in-person, and so far this year we are in-person. I am going to be honest with you, I do not think that student teaching online gives you the full experience. When you are teaching online you do not get to see all of your students faces. This may se...

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Mon, Dec 06, 2021 11:24 PM in Student teaching while on zoom.

Hello Jacky! I am also a an education student and I had some experience student teaching online last semester. Later in the semester we moved back to in-person, and so far this year we are in-person. I am going to be honest with you, I do not think that student teaching online gives you the full experience. When you are teaching online you do not get to see all of your students faces. This may se...

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Tue, Dec 07, 2021 12:23 AM
Resource of Resources

This article is a resource of resources! It lists articles from the past 12 years that do a great job of integrating science with other content areas. The articles they list would be great examples and/or ideas for integration. This article has done the work of sorting through them for you by listing each of them with a heading that lists the subject(s) being integrated and a brief description of each article.

Tue, Dec 07, 2021 12:17 AM
A Cheat Sheet for Creating 5E Activities

This article is discusses how to turn every activity into inquiry lessons using the 5E model. It breaks down the 5E model into ten steps that can be used to transform any activity into a 5E activity. This is great so you can turn that activity you remember loving when you were in elementary school into an amazing 5E lesson that promotes inquiry. It is the 5E activity and inquiry promoting cheat sheet you have been searching for!

Mon, Dec 06, 2021 11:57 PM
A Great Resource

This article discusses integrating science and English/ language arts instruction with interactive science notebooks. The article gives specific examples of how you could include reading, writing, speaking, and listening standard/skill integration in science interactive notebooks. It also detials how these examples engage the students in scientific thinking. These examples are very helpful for educators to review and consider.

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