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This blog is a place to reflect, ask questions, and experiment. I am both a leader and teammate in our efforts to imagine a new school to prepare students for a changing world and workforce. Monday, February 19, 2018. Some of you know, I attended a principal meeting last week.
Students also mixed up factors and multiples. Some of the problems required reteaching. I thought that was great opp.
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By Robert Ryshke, Executive Director. Started early on a Saturday morning with eleven design teams and 60 educators ready to build on Day 1. We started the day reflecting on the work from day 1. A number of teams shared their learnings from day 1. The day provided productive time to work on their prototype.
Should I give pocket change to that homeless person? For me, still yes, but for many a very hard answer. Are we giving our students the permission to ask questions? Are we encouraging them to weave their journey by grappling with tough questions where yes and no are not so easy? Beginning a new journey.
There has been a great deal of discussion in public media about the Common Core State Standards. We at Westminster have developed our own Essential Learnings. I do think that no matter the curriculum taught, the way in which it is taught becomes far more important. I do like the Standards for Mathematical Practices and am striving to include more of them in my daily instruction.
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It keeps me awake at night. Leaving work on a Friday.
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