Monthly Archives: September 2013

Materials for ATLAS Leadership Team

Posted on September 27, 2013 by shawncarlson

Materials to be discussed today Agenda September 27  Agenda Leadership Team (9:27) Powerpoint Slides Overview Atlas For Leadership Team Timeline for ATLAS/CCSS work ATLAS 2013:2014 copy Curriculum Maps and CCSS  Materials to conduct reviews Quality Mapping Rubric Quality_Mapping_Rubric-3 Mapping Category Questions Mapping Category Questions-2 … Continue reading →

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Part 4: What instructional approaches matter most?

Posted on September 26, 2013 by shawncarlson

I want to pick up on a comment made by Marcie Look on post 2 to more fully describe the most effective instructional approach identified in Hattie’s work Visible Learning for Teachers. Maximizing Impact on Learning (2012). Student Expectations are … Continue reading →

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Fall Conferences and Professional Development Update

Posted on September 15, 2013 by shawncarlson

Maine Cohort for Customized Learning Critical Thinking and Reasoning Processes w/ Debra Pickering Sept 18 & 19, Oct 28, Jan 31 Brewer OR Sept 23 & 24, Nov 1, Jan 28 USM (Portland) $600/person, $500/ person if 3 or more … Continue reading →

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Part 3: What instructional approaches matter most?

Posted on September 8, 2013 by shawncarlson

Interpreting the Research This is the third post considering John Hattie’s Visible Learning for Teachers. Post 1 is here. Post 2 is here. If you have looked at the first two posts on this topic, it should be clear that … Continue reading →

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CSD Announcement

Posted on September 1, 2013 by shawncarlson

Hi all, I am looking for someone in CSD3 willing to work on Professional Development around technology with our Technology Integrator.  Please let me know if you might be interested. Shawn Carlson

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