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The advantages of formative assessment and how to use it
It includes two ( A1/A2 CEFR) writing activities with instructions, guide and rubrics: one about routine and one about last vacation. These are the slides of a congress presentation about what formative assessment really is and how it can be effectively used in class. You can use it to review these concepts and see some concrete example of how to use it in an ESL class or to share this information with your peer teachers. It comes with a summary about how to present each slide.
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Hiragana Alphabet: First Two Rows. A-KA
Hiragana Alphabet PowerPoint Lesson: First 2 RowsThis PowerPoint lesson is designed to teach the first two rows of the Hiragana alphabet. Featuring diverse colors and vibrant images, the material helps students easily memorize characters through illustrative examples and interactive exercises. The lesson also includes practice activities and mini-quizzes to reinforce knowledge. It's an ideal tool for both teachers and self-learners. 4o
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Japanese
CCSS
CCRA.L.3
, CCRA.L.4
, CCRA.L.5
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Sociology Charity Presentations
For this assessment tool, students will create promotional material for a charity or non-profit that they support or want to know more about. In my Sociology classes, the presentations are given on the final day of class as a reminder that, though we discussed all the gloom and doom of society throughout the semester, there is still good in the world. This is the students' chance to apply Sociological and Citizenship concepts to help promote something they feel strongly about. Given the nature o
8th - 12th, Higher Education
Civics, U.S. History
CCSS
WHST.11-12.4
, WHST.11-12.8
What am I doing self-checklist 1
This is an easy checklist for students who have difficulty monitoring their own behavior in class or struggle with anxiety and don't know how to manage their time. It is an easy way for teachers to cue students with positive reinforcement. Teachers would have to prompt students to check off the boxes in 5 minute increments.
There are 24 spaces to check off.
In order to EARN ten minutes of a Preferred Activity the student must Achieve 18 checks. (9 checks per 15 minutes)
You can change th
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Prewritten IEP Goals and Objectives using Progress Monitoring
This Word document is full of goals for math, reading fluency, reading comprehension, and written expression. These are aligned to the AIMSweb progress monitoring tool we use in our classroom. These are great to copy and paste into any IEP writing software.
1st - 12th
Basic Operations, Reading
Multiple IEP Goal Tracking Data Sheet
A simple and easy to follow data sheet to track multiple IEP goals for one student over multiple dates.
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Vocational Program Introductory Seminar Handouts
Create graded assessment, lesson/treatment plans, rubrics and monitoring of quantifiable results for middle and high schools students and adults with disabilities to support acquisition of vocation skills for practice life skills and occupations. This handout is part of a 1-2 day trainings seminar for professional development. Bring this training to your location for your staff. Email Shoshana Shamberg at info@aotss.com and see www.aotss.com for more info.
7th - 11th, Higher Education
Soft Skills Taxonomy
Adult ed teachers in workforce, higher level ESL and job placement courses may often hear about soft skills, and be expected to incorporate them into their classes. But not all soft skills are given equal airtime; some are more explicit and frequently taught, while others are harder to place. This graphic organizer lists and categorizes specific soft skills based on how explicit and frequently taught they are, and may suit program coordinators and facilitators who aspire to teach all the soft sk
Adult Education, Higher Education
100 Acts of Kindness - Editable
It's that time of year again! Time for the 100th Day of School and Valentine's Day! One of the things that confounded me for a few years was how to acknowledge and celebrate the 100th Day of School and Valentine’s Day when they so often occur close to one another (if not on the same day! My desire to find a way to combine these two special days resulted one year in 100 Acts of Kindness. It keeps us thinking about 100, but it also encourages thoughtful actions in service to others. Valentine car
K - 6th
Student Council Application
Here is a detailed application for students interested in joining a school student council. The application requires feedback from the student and their parent/guardian.
3rd - 12th
Kindness Calendar Freebie 2021
This holiday season my hope is to spread kindness all across the country. Please share this calendar with your teacher friends. Print them out and pass around your school! Teachers are magnificent role models for their students. Lets be a perfect display of how to be kind and giving. The calendar has ideas completed for random acts of kindness. The words are editable, so you are welcome to write out your own ideas to fit your classroom. The calendar fits the school dates between Thanksgiving and
PreK - 12th
Character Education
iPromise: Civic Responsibility Pledge Form
This is a pledge form to help students learn more about being responsible within their community. Each student chooses a responsibility that is important to him/her and completes a pledge form promising to perform that service. It can be as simple as "I promise to pick up trash when I see it," to "I promise to do my homework on the issues and vote in every election."
Great to hang up. I used this in my 7th grade US History class during our lesson on Citizenship and the Constitution.
service
K - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Civics, For All Subjects, U.S. History
Social Story: I need to use nice words
Social Story for students who use curse words or in appropriate language when they are angry.
**I WILL CUSTOMIZE ANY SOCIAL STORY TO BE APPLICABLE TO YOUR CHILD OR STUDENT**PLEASE COMMENT BELOW AND I WILL GET BACK TO YOU AS SOON AS POSSIBLE**
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Character Education
Social Emotional Learning Lunch Bunch Letter
Letter for parent permission to a lunch bunch social emotional small group. Letter is in Word format for editing purposes. "We are planning a group called “lunch bunch” that will be offered during your child’s scheduled lunchtime. The group will be geared towards fostering friendships and developing positive relations among students."
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Character Education, Classroom Community, School Counseling
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