Hi there, my team for the University of Washington's Design for America chapter is working on a project pertaining to equity, accessibility, and inclusivity in classroom environments. If you are either a student or an educator, we would appreciate it if you could fill out this survey! It will take 10-15 minutes to complete and we would really appreciate your input!
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Question - Draw a picture of students who are studying in the school library with a pencil. Then Identify whether the picture depicts the physical and intellectual labor and why.
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Hello fellow educators,
I have recently accepted a position as a long-term sub for a middle school teacher who is going on leave. I have a meeting with my educational supervisor in the near future to sign my contract and meet face to face for the first time.
For some background I am in my mid-twenties, have about 2 years of in-classroom experience (student teaching and assistant teaching), and many years experience working with elementary, middle, and high school students.
I would like to make a great first impression. What type of things should I research about my school before my meeting and what are some questions I can have prepared ahead of time to impress my new boss?
Any advice and insight would be very appreciated!
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Hello,
I am a middle school ICT teacher. I try to read and implement as many interactive/immersive methods as possible.
-I am trying to wear costumes like a cliche hackers(sunglasses,hoodie,etc) or a cliche director(foulard,flower,etc.) to draw my student's attention.
-While explaining the task manager, i get some of my students in front of everyone and make one of them like a traffic police and so on.
I recommend all my colleagues to take a look at cospaces, assemblr and lego studio. I have got some more but cant remember now.
Please share your experiences with us.
