I took a different approach for this third week of eLearning, and I think I’m liking it! To catch up on this journey and learn from my mistakes, read about Week 1 (link) and Week 2 (link), as well as my first blog in this series (link) published just before my school closed. Open Up… Read More Have you heard of HyperDocs? (Week 3 eLearning)
Last week was our second week of eLearning! During the first week (linked blog), I assigned my students the option of completing some assignments that were check-ins, which are linked on my previous blog post. Please remember that all assignments in my district are optional with a capital OPTIONAL! Over the second week working from home,… Read More Virtual Choice Board (Week 2 eLearning)
I teach at a school in Iowa. Preparing to teach virtually is not in clear view yet, but it’s sneaking up, in my peripherals, as I watch school closures slowly creep closer and closer to the Midwest. [UPDATE: As of 8:49PM last night, my district closed for 4 weeks per recommendation of Governor Reynolds. I’ll… Read More Preparing for the Unknown
One of my favorite ways to reflect on the year is to assign my students a My Year in 3 Pictures project. They get an opportunity to use their metacognition and use their creative talents to make a beautiful product representing their growth (hopefully) in Math class! This project is inspired by a technology session… Read More My Year in 3 Pictures
I was over-the-moon with my latest video PLC and all of the community problem-solving and sharing that occurred in that short 60 minutes! I left feeling the joy received from the collaboration and celebrations of educators wanting the best for their students. I. Loved. It. Every minute of it. During a fraction of that hour,… Read More Google Classroom and #OpenUpMath
Mrs. Stipe Math 