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Casey Salyers posted
We are still in the middle of our research project. We are working on developing doodle notes to help increase retention of math concepts. I look forward to sharing my results!
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Jennifer Carroll posted
Instructional Strategy Share-A-Thon!! Post the best Instructional Strategies you have seen or used yourself….The strategy with the most “favorites” and “comments” will win an Instructional Strategy Resource! Contest runs through January 2nd. Winner announced on January 3rd.
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Thanks for sharing, Courtney!
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Nearpod is a fantastic formative tool!
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One strategy that was selected from an ACT/NT3 School was the strategy of “sticks” to increase discussion from all students in small groups within a classroom. The teacher gives each student in a small group 3-5 sticks. Each person is expected to add/comment in the group that many times, laying a stick down each time the student responds in the…Read More
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This would be a great K-12 resource!
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One strategy that I love to use in my classroom is Plickers. Plickers is an app that can be downloaded on phone and iPads and used in many different ways to engage students. I like to use Plickers in small group for test reviews/ formative assessments, whole group, and as self assessments. Plickers allows you to download QR codes that all look…
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Jennifer Carroll posted
Welcome to all the new members!! Check out the media/documents tab if you are looking for our timeline or any other resources. Don’t see something you need? Let me know!
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Bernadette Carpenter posted
Thanks to all of you. You made the FIRE Summit a huge success.
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I really enjoyed the sessions and I believe this year it was a bigger success than others. It just go to show you, the there is a lot of great innovation in the mountains of Eastern Kentucky.
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Jennifer Carroll posted
Common Core Placemats posted in Media.
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One engagement tool that is excellent for engagement and covering connect is Nearpod. This presentation tool allows for interaction to redirect teaching or get student feedback.