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Problem solving professional development rubrics for Microsoft PowerPoint
Step up to Writing Inspired Resources
Want to learn Step up to Writing or understand and teach other teachers how to use it in their classrooms?This Step up to Writing Resources product by The Resourceful Teacher is set up as a .pdf presentation for use in learning Step up to Writing or teaching Step up to Writing from grades kindergarten through middle school. The presentation shows how Step up to Writing builds year after year for students in each grade level.Not only does it teach this writing process, but it includes Step up to
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Staff
Also included in:Â Step up to Writing Inspired MEGA Bundle
Rubrics for Classroom Routines - Editable for Special Ed Resource Room
Collect data using these 20 editable rubrics designed to support your classroom routines! Use the complete set as part of your data tracking and classroom management system, or use individual rubrics aligned with student IEP goals. Each rubric is 100% editable in PowerPoint and includes criterion and 4 detailed data points, plus additional checklists for prompting. This set is already included in the huge Special Educators Bundle.Check it out here!The 20 rubrics included in this Classroom Routin
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Not Grade Specific
PBL | Entrepreneurship Project | Creative Team Planning, Presenting | Business
Student choice makes this fun and engaging as students learn the problem-solving process and project management. This comprehensive resource will have your students collaborating in groups on everything from brainstorming to the identification of a problem to the creation of a solution to an implementation plan . Teams will formally present to their class enhancing communication skills. Student-centered and rewarding for your classes. You can leave this wide open or choose to have students iden
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9th - 12th
Visual Guide to NYC DOE Danielson 8 Rubric Components
This document is a visual, user-friendly guide to the Charlotte Danielson’s Framework for Teaching that can and should be used to further your understanding of highly effective instruction. I have created this specific version to include the 8 components that are used for the NYC’s Teacher Evaluation and Development System. This guide will be useful for both teachers and administrators at any level of experience and/or expertise.School leaders will rate teachers for evaluative purposes on 8 comp
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Not Grade Specific
A Visual, User-Friendly Guide to 2013 Danielson Framework DOMAIN 4
This document is a visual, user-friendly guide to the Charlotte Danielson’s Framework for Teaching that can and should be used to further your understanding of effective instruction. I designed this guide using the 2013 Danielson Rubric for NYC DOE; however, if your district uses Danielson in the teacher evaluation process, then you too can benefit from this product. Enjoy! =D
This document includes slides for DOMAIN 4 ONLY. Please view my products for the other three domains and/or the BUNDLE
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9th - 12th
A Visual, User-Friendly Guide to 2013 Danielson Framework DOMAIN 1
This document is a visual, user-friendly guide to the Charlotte Danielson’s Framework for Teaching that can and should be used to further your understanding of effective instruction. I designed this guide using the 2013 Danielson Rubric for NYC DOE; however, if your district uses Danielson in the teacher evaluation process, then you too can benefit from this product. Enjoy! =D
This document includes slides for DOMAIN 1 ONLY. Please view my products for the other three domains and/or the BUNDLE
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9th - 12th
A Visual, User-Friendly Guide to 2013 Danielson Framework DOMAIN 2
This document is a visual, user-friendly guide to the Charlotte Danielson’s Framework for Teaching that can and should be used to further your understanding of effective instruction. I designed this guide using the 2013 Danielson Rubric for NYC DOE; however, if your district uses Danielson in the teacher evaluation process, then you too can benefit from this product. Enjoy! =D
This document includes slides for DOMAIN 2 ONLY. Please view my products for the other three domains and/or the BUNDLE
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9th - 12th
Power Point Presentation Rubric
This is a Universal PowerPoint Presentation rubric.Evaluated is the following criteria broken down into equal parts to evaluate on on the following:Basic Computer SkillsInternet ReferencesText GraphicsFile Management
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in:Â PowerPoint Lesson Bundle | Autobiography, Restaurant Menu, & Travel Brochure
A Visual, User-Friendly Guide to 2013 Danielson Framework BUNDLE
This document is a visual, user-friendly guide to the Charlotte Danielson’s Framework for Teaching that can and should be used to further your understanding of effective instruction. I designed this guide using the 2013 Danielson Rubric for NYC DOE; however, if your district uses Danielson in the teacher evaluation process, then you too can benefit from this product. Enjoy! =D
This product is a BUNDLE of all four domains with a total of 99 slides.
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9th - 12th
Math Problems Solving Student Worksheet & Scoring Rubric (EDITABLE)
Easy to use and student friendly math problem solving template based on the CUBES strategy. File is EDITABLE. Offers a guide for student to write an explanation for their reasoning. Includes fully editable scoring rubric.
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3rd - 8th
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Passion Project
This bundle includes the slides lesson introducing the project and the passion project assignment. All components needed to carry out this project are included.
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8th - 12th
A Title 1 Needs Assessment survey: Mid Year Check-In
This is what I use mid year and my teams get feedback from their team members about our SIP goals.
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K - 5th, Staff
Propaganda Google slides
24 slidesIncludeWarm upLecture slides with images24th slide work session idea
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9th - 12th
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A Visual, User-Friendly Guide to 2013 Danielson Framework DOMAIN 3
This document is a visual, user-friendly guide to the Charlotte Danielson’s Framework for Teaching that can and should be used to further your understanding of effective instruction. I designed this guide using the 2013 Danielson Rubric for NYC DOE; however, if your district uses Danielson in the teacher evaluation process, then you too can benefit from this product. Enjoy! =D
This document includes slides for DOMAIN 3 ONLY. Please view my products for the other three domains and/or the BUNDLE
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9th - 12th
Socratic Seminar: Before the Flood
Class discussions can often end up being the same students speaking over and over again. Try a Socratic Seminar style class discussion to dive deep into the film Before the Flood. This documentary is always a class favorite, students are able to see impacts of Climate Change from every part of the planet. Using this format, all students will have a chance to voice their thoughts and feel more confident allowing them to add to whole class discussion when prompted. A poster project and rubric are
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9th - 12th
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Name Your Game/Math Card Game
Kids of all ages love to play cards. Children from third through sixth grade will love to create a new and original card game. Now, they can play with a twist. The twist? It has to be related to math. They decide what area of math and then they get creative. Students will present their games to their classmates and then their classmates will be able to play the new card games. Students will give their thoughts on each game. A rubric is included that ties in their presentation and what the other
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3rd - 6th
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Evaluating a Problem
This is a visual to help students evaluate the effectiveness of a problem. It can be used in conjunction with the size of the problem curriculum/ideas. There are two corresponding rubrics to evaluate a problem that students would rate and then on the table match on a color grid to evaluate whether their solution would be positive. It is great for students working on problem-solving goals that are having difficulty analyzing their solutions; it helps to make the evaluative process more objecti
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4th - 12th
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Instructional "Look Fors" ((Editable resource)
A look for is a clear statement that describes an observable teaching or learning behavior, strategy, outcome, product, or procedure. Observers search for look fors when they visit a classroom or examine student work. Teachers can reflect on look fors to compare their teaching practices to established standards, define what they learn through professional development, and develop descriptors for classroom practice. School and district leaders can use look fors to define standards for all classro
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Staff
Capsized Catastrophe STEM Challenge
This is a real life connected STEM activity that involves research. It gives students a glimpse of what a STEM career might look like. It covers many language arts and math standards.
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4th - 5th
PowerPoint Presentation: Independent Reading Conferences
This is a PowerPoint presentation that was given as an in-service workshop. It discusses the reasoning behind, and components of independent reading conferences. Includes sample organizers, rubrics, and record keeping materials. This was created by Stephanie Byrne.
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3rd - 6th
The advantages of formative assessment and how to use it
It includes two (A1/A2 CEFR) writing activities with instructions, guide and rubrics: one about routine and one about last vacation. These are the slides of a congress presentation about what formative assessment really is and how it can be effectively used in class. You can use it to review these concepts and see some concrete example of how to use it in an ESL class or to share this information with your peer teachers. It comes with a summary about how to present each slide.
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Not Grade Specific
Positive Behavior Intervention Chart (Editable)
This editable chart is for teachers that want to set behavior goals for your student. This chart is easy to use and requires creating a checkmark, using a stamp, or a sticker to mark their progress. There are seven boxes with sample goals included for each day of the week. This is great for rewarding students at the end of the week or watching their progress if they struggle with intense behaviors that impact their learning.
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PreK - 8th
Assessment: Probability & Chance
This assessment includes the task details and assessment rubric. Objective: The objective of this assessment is to assess students' understanding of probability and their ability to construct sample spaces for single-step experiments with equally likely outcomes, assign probabilities to outcomes, and determine probabilities for events.If you like these resources, please follow my page!
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5th - 9th
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Behavior Chart
This is a simple behavior chart I just made for one of my students so that he could see how his day was going for each subject. The chart is editable so that you can put in the subjects and schedule you have for your day!
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K - 5th
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