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Amanda Turner posted
I teach 3rd grade math and use multiple formative assessments every single day. We use smart pals or white boards daily to review content and as a quick check for me to gauge their understanding to new content as well. Each of my math lessons end with an exit ticket. This helps me ensure that students are reaching mastery and fully…Read More
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Amanda Turner posted
Our district has had discussion around the Kentucky’s Uniform Academic Course Codes and this is probably our biggest concern about the new accountability system. We are a small rural district with bare bones staff. Every year, our district faces a reduction in funding so the challenge to provide students opportunity and access to all of these…Read More
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Andrea Parsons posted
The Bridges or of Poverty training was an eye opening experience. I enjoyed the information shared and the materials I received as part of the training.
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Shannon Shepherd wrote a new post
Transmedia Graphic Arts work from students at Betsy Layne High School
“The Orphaned Elephant”
Megan S. Hughes / Pencil NFS / Betsy Layne High School (11th. Grade)Illustrations for a short story that I wro […]
Read MoreTransmedia Graphic Arts work from students at Betsy Layne High School “The Orphaned Elephant” Megan S. Hughes / Pencil NFS / Betsy Layne High School (11th. Grade) Illustrations for a short story that I wrote titled Big Prints: Even Bigger remembrance. “Everlasting Ride” KayLee...
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David Tanner Brown wrote a new post
From a recent edition of WYMT’s Issues & Answers, Keenan Conley from Magoffin County High School made a special post to his Nana Bernadette Carpenter.
So proud of everyone in this video, especially my n […]
Read MoreFrom a recent edition of WYMT’s Issues & Answers, Keenan Conley from Magoffin County High School made a special post to his Nana Bernadette Carpenter. So proud of everyone in this video, especially my nana. If you have never attended one...
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I definitely understand the struggle your school is facing, as mine is also facing it. We have multiple teachers teaching multiple preps (some even teaching 5 preps!), and I wonder how our curriculum development and instruction would dramatically change if we only had 1-2 preps. But like you said, we just simply don’t have the funding to hire that…Read More