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Engage, Empower, and Educate: New Teacher Orientation Day 3 Mastery Program

Dive into Unit Planning, Lesson Planning, and Personalization for students. Learn about Power School, engage with resources, and build a successful teaching team. Enhance student engagement levels and explore various teaching strategies. Discover technologies in the classroom and improve student outcomes. Join us for an interactive and insightful session to elevate your teaching skills!

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Engage, Empower, and Educate: New Teacher Orientation Day 3 Mastery Program

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  1. New Teacher Orientation Day 3

  2. Review Homework • Learn About Power School • QLE- Personalization for Students • Questions about Unit Planning • Delve into Lesson Planning with Resources • Continue building our team! Goals for Today

  3. Warm Up: Architect Builder

  4. You’re not alone! Feel Like You’re Building a Plane in the Air?

  5. Debrief: Unit Planning

  6. Enduring Understandings about Learner Outcomes Making learner outcomes visible to students throughout the learning process helps students make connections and be actively involved in their learning. Teaching from the outcomes and to the outcomes—and aligning instruction and assessment with the outcomes—deepens student learning.

  7. BREAK

  8. PowerSchool

  9. 1.Engagement “I’m in the zone” Schlechty’s 5 levels of Engagement

  10. 2. Strategic Compliance • This better be worth my time! If it is, I’ll commit, if not, I’ll quit.” Schlechty’s 5 levels of Engagement

  11. 3. Ritual Compliance • What do I have to do to get this over with and get out of here?” Schlechty’s 5 levels of Engagement

  12. 4. Retreatism • I’d rather be_______________.” “What’s the point of this?” Schlechty’s 5 levels of Engagement

  13. 5. Rebellion “ You can’t make me…!” Schlechty’s 5 levels of Engagement

  14. 1. Think back to when you were in high school. You are entering math class. Think about your teacher and your experience within that class. Rate your level of engagement. Rate Yourself

  15. 2. Think about your experience of earning your Bachelor of Education degree. Rate your level of engagement. Rate Yourself

  16. 3. You have just been given tickets to an AC/DC concert. What will be your level of engagement? Rate Yourself

  17. Scenario 1 • How did you rate yourself • Move to the rating that best describes you • 2 min. discussion • Spokesperson – share 1 reason why your group rated itself the way it did. • Scenario 2 • Scenario 3 Self Assessment

  18. LUNCH

  19. 3 things to keep in mind … • How are you sharing outcomes with students? • How will you share outcomes with parents? Lesson Plans

  20. Meeting Diverse Student Needs • Link to MI Lesson Planner • Time to Navigate & Explore Resources Personalization

  21. Blackgold: http://www.blackgold.ab.ca/Resources/AISI/Great/Teacher.htm Teaching and Learning Resources: http://cesdteachtech.pbworks.com Other Sources – Professional Learning Communities resources; What’s Available in CESD http://cesdplcs.pbworks.com Websites of the Day

  22. Moodle Teacher Websites Interactive Websites Student Gmail Google for Education Web 2.0 Tools Skype Digital Citizenship What’s Available? Technology in the Classroom

  23. LESSON PLANNING

  24. Don’t forget discussions from Monday (Schletchy) Many ways to engage students. Consider: What are students … Student Engagement

  25. Hearing? Touching? Using? Creating? Doing? Seeing? Feeling?

  26. Work on Lesson Plans

  27. Mentorship Summer Institute Information about Friday Exit Slip Closure:

  28. Exit Slips One thing I will take away One thing I wish we could have done..

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