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7th grade professional development study guides $10 and up
AfGT Prompts & Support (GTPA, GTPA, TPA, QTPA)
AfGT support for elements 1, 2 & 3. Version 2.2 [Can be used to support other formats like GTPA, TPA, QTPA]I was encouraged by many to create a document that could be used to support the creation of the AfGT for a couple of reasons:No examples are provided from a university and as a visual learner myself, it can be challenging and overwhelming to navigate.I received many commendations from my graduating university for my AfGT.This document is intended to provoke thought and support your AfGT
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education
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Your Capacity to Learn is Limitless - 9 Lesson Course (Teach/Indiv Notes)
Your Capacity to Learn is Limitless - 9 Lesson Course includes:- Teaching Outline (fully hyperlinked) - 38 Pages- Study Guide (Printable in different Styles for your particular purposes) - 62 PagesAs an educator for the past 20 years, I have seen the value of learning how to learn. We attend school, a place of learning, but therein lies the gap. There are no specific classes on HOW TO LEARN. This series of lessons could be the answer you have been looking for for you and/or your students.Grab th
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
edTPA Task 2: VISUAL ART: Mastery Score 66 out of 75
As a visual person and an art teacher I struggled to comprehend edTPA language. Creating this portfolio was an undertaking, I was thrilled to receive a high score of 66 out of 75. I hope this sample can help you create your edTPA Visual Art portfolio with ease. I removed all edTPA language for copyright purposes. I also clarified the prompts using plan language. Always refer to your official edTPA handbook.Task 2: Planning Includes:Task 2- Part B: Instruction CommentaryVideo Transcription*Rememb
Grades:
6th - 12th
Emotional Roller Coaster Lesson Plan
Exciting and new age Home Schooling Lesson Plans and Activities that help inspire todays' youth to enjoy learning and education!Being aware of our relationship with emotions is thought to be key to not being a slave to them.We literally have hundreds of emotions each and every day – yet do we ever enquire upon them? To ‘check in’ to see if they are serving us or enslaving us?In this simple Lesson Plan – we introduce awareness about our emotions.In this lesson, students plot their various emotion
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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