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It is about 10 slides (maybe 8?). I will double check and reply again. It's designed for a single class period.
I saw your "Casey at the Bat," reader's theater script, and noticed that you have a disclaimer/license notice on it. I also write scripts for kids, but I've shied away from using any derived work. Just curious as to whether you are aware of special licensing/laws that permit us to create and sell scripts derived from copy-written work?
Cheers,
Janea
You can email me (so you don't have to post your email address here) at peeplek2 [at] gcsnc [dot] com.
Sorry for the delay!
I've been teaching middle school (taught all 3 grades at some point) for 9 years, all in English/Language Arts, and one year in which I had to teach both 6th grade ELA and Social Studies. Having taught all kinds of learners, I'm now specializing in gifted education.
Somewhere between old-school rules and diverse teaching for diverse learners. I don't think at all that differentiated instruction and good old-fashioned high expectations are mutually exclusive. I strive to provide authentic, project-based learning experiences in all of my classes, regardless of grade and/or achievement level.
Teacher of the Year Finalist, school year 2009-2010 My students have shown consistent growth in Reading End-of-Grade (NC) standards throughout the year. Recognized for contributions to character education program (lessons, reward systems, documentation). Twice attended Role Model Banquet/Ladies of - events as student-selected guest/honoree. Coach of the Year (track & field) for school year 2006-2007.
M.Ed., Special Education, Elon University (2009). B.A., English (conc. Creative Writing), UNC-Greensboro (2004). B.A., Classical Studies, UNC-Greensboro (2004). Undergraduate study abroad - University of Hull, Kingston-Upon Hull, England.
Born & raised in North Carolina, but lived several periods in the UK. Professional interests include: incorporating Web 2.0 tools into everyday classroom use, teaching creative writing, developing word study materials based on Latin/Greek roots & word parts, coaching athletics, improving character education. Personal interests include: art/photography, fiction writing, cooking, travel.
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