Rose40 is
13 years ago
It is on a sesson given by GingerTLPC a the Colby ICIL Conference.
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Rose40 says
13 years ago
It is on 10 questions no answer.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
How long should classes be for deep learning?
Rose40 says
13 years ago
The first thing I gathered is that it is different for every level.
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Rose40 says
13 years ago
Some levels 6 minutes is a max.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Older students perhaps 10 minute increments.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Another suggestion was a longer day for perhaps a third of all students. (struggle rs)
Rose40 says
13 years ago
#2 How do we get parents more involved in school.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
If you feed them they will come! (LOL)
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Books and Breakfast - Great motivator. First hand knowledge IT WORKS
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Door Prizes at Teacher Conference ???????
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Grades for Conference (has to be handled carefully)
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Texting Parent - Text parent if a child doesn't get adequate grades.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Are the texts intrusive to parents.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Perhaps let them opt in.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
#3 How can we create lunch periods long enough for kids to actually eat, visit, and digest?
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Jr. High Students are 25 minutes. Is this long enough.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Some feel yes? I'm not sure.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Tech Happiness could be a part of the lunch hour. It is a great time for them to learn and explore technology.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Students need to know how to be technically functional.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
When is texting appropriate? Perhaps this is a good time explore.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Should students be confined to the table.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
#4 In today's economic world, what if we took Springs off instead of Summers, so we could enjoy the weather? Benefits? Drawbacks?
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Problems - Farming communities.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Take off during slow times in the farming and ranching industries.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Transition into this schedule would be an issue. Neighboring communities.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Short breaks?
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Children lose a ton of content during the summer months.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Non seasonal work for students during the short breaks.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Tradition is a tough obstacle to overcome.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
#5 What would happen if we created all "applied learning" classes and no longer compartmentalized learning? How would our worlds change?
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Applied Learning? What would we learn.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Do students compartmentalize themselves?
Rose40 says
13 years ago
The real world is not compartmentalized.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Two stumbling blocks. Teachers are great in a specific field and not in several different areas. "Old Fart" teachers who refuse to change.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Team teaching - 10 students to a class? Cover all areas of education.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Finding teams that work could be a challenge.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Extended blocks. Perhaps would allow districts to experiment with the concept.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Is it better to know a lot about a little or a little about a lot. The age old question.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
#7 Why do we still track students primarily by age when we know that age might be the least appropriate ways to group students for learning?
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Parental pressure! Parents are the biggest issue. many refuse to allow any kind of change in class rank.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Should parents send children to school before age 6.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
many times it is a financial burden on families. A sad situation but a reality for many working families.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
A list of skills that have to be mastered before promotion.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Why are we promoting students who do not pass standards.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
#8 Does every kid need to go to a 4 year college to be successful and happy.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
I know from personal experience that the answer is no. Many children need to follow a different path.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
We as educators are snobs we want every student to follow in our steps and attend the 4 year school.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
We need to be open to other paths.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
It is more difficult for a woman to find a career without a 4 year college than it is a man. Woman are faced with obstacles than men.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
#10 What is the optimum size of school? What is too big. Too Small?
Rose40 says
13 years ago
How does the use of technology and connectivity change those numbers?
Rose40 says
13 years ago
15 seems to be the ideal number for this group of teachers.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Most of us would not want bigger classes with total access to technology.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Entire school size perhaps 210 K-12.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Great educations at this circle in both large and small schools.
wintrrose says
13 years ago
holy cow... lots to learn there!
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Does size of school have an influence on student behavior? (respect)
Rose40 says
13 years ago
#10 What are things that we have gathered at this conference and other sources should we focus on to help kids be ready for the 21st century
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Technology is a necessity but children still need to learn to write.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Blogging is not writing.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Children need to have soft skills.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Tardy is not acceptable.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Are students growing tired of projects.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Ginger is proud of us because we had positive conversations.
Rose40 says
13 years ago
Left us with one final thought. "Plant the Seed"
kloudon says
13 years ago
Did you happen to pick up my notebook?
Rose40 says
13 years ago
I left it on the table. Ginger said she would bring it out to the commons and announce it. Sorry.
kloudon says
13 years ago
thanks
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