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things a third grade teacher thinks about-
including, but not limited to:
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including, but not limited to:
education, teaching, learning, motivation, expeditionary learning, literature, television, movies, art, photos, etc.
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Official
Got the nomination paperwork for the first year educator award from my principal this morning.
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This is on my mind tonight:
- I believe in education.
- I believe in teachers.
- I believe in teachers who are passionate and loving.
- I believe in...
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Anonymous asked: I'd like to thank team teachers and ppt for putting the secret buddy system together. I just sent my buddy a gift, and I love the positive pay it forward vibe of the system. Thank you for all of the hard work and for making a great idea come to life. And if you haven't gotten the chance to send your buddy a gift, card or a message, do it!!!! :)
We’re really glad the Teacher Buddies system is bringing smiles to peoples’ faces! —GWALP
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that's right
When kids graduate or move or quit, I tend to give them a business card with my personal email and cell phone number. “Just in case,” I...
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Who I Follow
I am trying to put together my teaching portfolio (in case I get a job interview any time soon) and I am trying to figure out what I should put in it (I’m thinking lessons that include knowledge of differentiated instruction is a must). My university did not really give me any information…
You can check out my online portfolio: brittanysundgren.com. I haven’t updated it since I got my job, but you’re welcome to look at it. :)
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tomesawayfromhome answered:
Lesson plans, a succinct educational philosophy, project ideas, and a book list of resources you’d use in the classroom.
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poesiasdelavida answered:
si no lo tienes puedes empezar a planear como hacer uno y quedaras satisfecha
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urbanlearning answered:
Unit plans with aligned lesson plans. Pictures of student work with feedback.
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life-and-light reblogged this from teachintraining
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thatsancienthistory answered:
I had LPs, my philosophy of education, sample classroom rules & management plans, examples of work from student teaching, etc.
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gorton-likethefisherman answered:
I’m building my portfolio now.. try this: smcvt.edu then academics, education, department pages and click portfolio req’s - this should help!
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ohheeyhottstuff answered:
Any pictures you have of bulletin boards you may have created? Or pictures of projects/experiments you may have done?
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sfireblue answered:
Ask your students to write letters of recommendation.
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annaslibrary answered:
I can no longer access my digital portfolio from my MSEd program, but here’s one from my MLIS: myslmpportfolio.weebly.com Hope it helps.
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jetstopia answered:
Look at the teachind standards for wherever you will be taching and include stuff that links to them (lesson plans, student work smaples etc)
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craigwayoflife answered:
Anything that has to do with your student teaching, volunteering at schools. Also something that puts you ahead of the curb. Sell yourself :)
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thelovelymexicana answered:
Your portfolio is basically a creative, visual resume for an employer. Use it to show off everything that you have ever done or accomplished!
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fiercewarres answered:
Actually! That’s an entire class my BEd is required to teach. if you want you can have a look at web.unbc.ca/~paakko… thats mine!
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roycewms answered:
get page protecters for your work. put it in a binder and the info it should have is like what achievements you have basicly
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lhuddles answered:
no one looked at mine BUT: resume, philosophy of ed, lesson plans, printouts from my classroom website, recs, handouts, & observation forms
