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Oct 13, 2007
Our school district has checked into both Study Island &
the MAP that is offered by NWEA. (You can check it out at
NWEA.org/assessments)
Does anyone have any comments on either of these types of
state-aligned, computerized assessments?
Thanks in advance!
Oct 17, 2007
My husband and I are contemplating a move to the St. Louis
area. I am currently working in California. I hold a
California credential. I have found that I work very well
with ELL students. Which school districts or schools
contain the most ESL students?
Thanks in advance.
Oct 19, 2007
I am in need of some advice. I am currently living in
Georgia, I have a BBA and have been working in accounting
for over three years now. I recently decided to switch
careers and become a teacher. I want to teach MS or HS
and in GA we have a program for "career switchers" and I
started taking the necessa...See More
kids are horrible. pay is horrible. hours are horrible...
/blockquote>
It took me 12 years to get my degree and credential. I
worked as an aide as I went to school. I thought I knew what
I was getting into. I taught two years and never had a day
off and worked 12-15 hours a day. Literally.
I am going back to the corporate world. At least at the end
of the day, I am free to d...See More
It took me 12 years to get my degree and credential. I
worked as an aide as I went to school. I thought I knew what
I was getting into. I taught two years and never had a day
off and worked 12-15 hours a day. Literally.
I am going back to the corporate world. At least at the end
of the day, I am free to d...See More
Nov 4, 2007
To be filled for beginning second semester.
Nov 25, 2007
Is or has anyone else written/rewrittem junior high
Sciemce curriculum to match the Grade Level Expectations?
I could use advice, examples, and all the assistance I can
get. I've written curriculum many times, so I can't help
but feel someone else has already completed one this time.
Nov 27, 2007
Our school, due to positive test scores and such, will have
(instead of a full-blown state inspection) one that
involves one person from the state doing a "walk-through"
in February?
Just curious if anyone has had this and do you know what
types of things that person will be looking at/for?
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Teacher Chatboards
We have Study Island. We started it part way through last
year. I thought it was pretty good, but they
consider "proficient" anywhere from about 65-75% depending
on the GLE and I found when analyzing the MAP, it needed to
be more like 80%, so I set SI 12% higher to reach
proficient. The kids like it and ...See More