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As we look to close out the last two weeks of the
2012-2013 school year, it’s a great time to reflect on our journey as a
professional learning community. For many of us this was a year of tremendous
professional growth and exploration. Earlier this week we asked our staff the
following question: What is your greatest professional take-away from this
school year? Below are the responses from our staff.
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- Technology is key to
getting our students involved.
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- Being a part of the
21st Century Cohort.
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- I agree, being a part
of the 21st Century Cohort has been highly beneficial.
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- Using standards-based
grading and moving to a more authentic form of grading.
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- The support for STEM
in our district, and the willingness to help our students grow with
technology.
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- Development of a new
curriculum.
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- Implementation of more
technology.
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- Ditto on Twitter,
great PD resource!
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- Development and use of
quality scoring rubrics.
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- Developing our Common
Core curriculum.
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- Double-looped
learning...embrace new technology to serve a variety of purposes!
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- Combining Common Core,
a digital curriculum, and Standards-Based Grading into my math classroom.
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- Having students use
technology in the classroom for project based learning.
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- Aligning our
curriculum with the standards-based grading rubrics to provide students with
reflection and growth opportunities.
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- The understanding of standards-based
grading.
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- 21st century learning
group.
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