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Celebrating Student Achievements and Strategies for Effective Commentary

On October 26, 2011, we celebrate student accomplishments as a way to strengthen our community. Kudos to Mr. Dent for his exemplary work! Effective commentary can enhance learning; it need not be lengthy but should highlight successes using key terms from standards. Special thanks to Mr. Altouvas for his great insights. Don't forget to join the Focus Walk on November 10 and maximize classroom engagement until the bell. Let’s share differentiated activities from our classrooms to learn from one another!

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Celebrating Student Achievements and Strategies for Effective Commentary

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  1. Professional Learning October 26, 2011

  2. Kudos! A great way to build community is through highlighting student achievement. Great work , Mr. Dent!

  3. More Kudos! Commentary doesn’t have to be a lengthy regurgitation of the standard. It simply needs to point out what was done well using key terms from the standard, and when relevant, offer tips for better performance. Great commentary, Mr. Altouvas!

  4. Food for Thought….. “Act as if what you do makes a difference. It does.” -William James

  5. Reminders Focus Walk on November 10th Janet and I will be walking around doing a dry run Feedback will be provided by conference or email CCGPS Rollout schedule Try to maximize your time by teaching until the bell rings to dismiss them to the next class

  6. Did You Know? 5 25 900 15 17.3 3.5

  7. Differentiation Take a look at the chart on pg. 9 of the extension packet. With a partner or group, brainstorm activities from your classrooms that were differentiated and share them with one another Chose a representative to record the best examples on the board

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