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Anji Davidson posted
I think I heard that the TCT’s were no longer being required to send to the state?? Is this accurate?
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This is good to know. I still have my students’ work on file just in case though.
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Melinda Thompson posted
Would anyone will willing to e-mail your Power Point you submitted? I am nervous that mine isn’t in the correct format and I want to make changes before the summit?
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Donna Mason posted
Achieve the Core (achievethecore.org) is an outstanding resource that shares free open-source resources to support common core implementation at all levels. It helps educators improve instruction and increase student achievement. The actual site has 3 tabs that include professional learning, planning and reflection and classroom resources (which…Read More
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Love this site I use it a lot with my LDC modules and mini tasks.
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Debbie Napier posted
One outgrowth of our virtual field trip that was unanticipated was the sense of community and collaboration students developed. For example, multiple different classes were investigating our historic time period and the activity of our Lynch coal camp. As the research progressed, separate inquiry groups were borrowing each others’ class research…Read More
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Debbie Napier posted
My students recently wrote the scripts that would provide the narration for their virtual field trip of Lynch, Kentucky the town that US Coal and Coke Company, a division of US Steel, built! Visual images of archival photographs along with panoramic views of the area today will showcase the awesome “place” that lead the world in coal production…Read More
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Sorry for delay in reply. Yes, TCTs are no longer required for submission to the state, but the TCT bank is still available for use.