"The way we present questions and manage student responses stimulates thinking and reinforces our teaching."
Something to think about.....
1. Do students in your classroom routinely disengage while another student is proving an answer? What approach do you use when this happens?
2. What the the positives and negatives associated with accepting multiple responses before responding to answers.
3. How do you avoid pitting students against each other as they present their responses to questions?
4. What strategies do you use to keep students thinking after you ask a question?
Week of April 16, 2007
Monday - 5th grade teachers - Testing meeting - 2:45 p.m.
Tuesday - BBSST Meeting - 2:45/Field Day & Cinco de Mayo Meeting - 3:30
Supper Club - 5:30 - Mexican Restaurant on Square
Guest from AIDB will be with Ms. Uptain
Wednesday - 5th grade pilot Science Test - 2 hours!
Thursday - Head Start - 10-12:00 / Honor Roll Assembly - time (TBA)/ GLAD (2-3)
Friday - Palmer Place will be here at 8:15 to sell bracelets. They will come by your classroom. Remind your students to bring money to support "Child Abuse Awareness Month"
Scoliosis Screening for 5th/6th grade - Mrs. Kemp's Room - 8:30 a.m.
Saturday - Several people have requested that we reschedule our "Clean up" day since the weather had not been very cooperative. Please let me know your thoughts ASAP.
A LOOK AHEAD........
Monday, April 23, 2007 - DIBELS Testing begins through May 3, 2007
Tuesday, April 24, 2007 - All Grant applications due to me!!!!
All intent forms due to me!
Spring Book Fair begins!
Wednesday, April 25, 2007 - Kindergarten Registration/6th grade visit Ellis
Thursday, April 26, 2007 - 5th Six Weeks Honor Roll Field Trip/Fire Drill
Friday, April 27, 2006 - Spring Holiday
Hal Henderson Elementary is a "TIGGERIFIC SCHOOL!" Student learning is enhanced daily through the use of advanced technology. All of our teachers are "highly qualified!"
Talladega City Schools Pre-K Program
Hal Henderson is home of the Talladega City Schools Pre-K Program. Mrs. Angela Capers, a "highly qualified" teacher with exceptional talents, developed the program during the 2008-2009 academic year. Mrs. Karen Graves, a "highly qualified" paraprofessional, works collaboratively with the 2010-2011 teacher, Mrs. Patricia Cook, to continously move the program forward. Mrs. Cook was previously our State Department of Education Technical Assistant who evaluated our program. We have 18 students enrolled in Pre-K. I am also pleased to announce that our site has been recognized by the State Department of Education as "exemplary."
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