Missed15

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Hi I'm Katie! I currently teach students in 7-12 grade at a small rural district in Northwestern Pennslyvania. My current course offerings are: US Government, Economics, World History, Psychology and Sociology, Recent America, US History, and Jr. Current Events.

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Brain: KWL Chart

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K-W-L charts are useful graphic organizers that can help students to organize their thoughts and information before, during, and after a unit or a lesson. These charts can be used to engage students in a new topic, activate prior knowledge, and monitor students' learning. This K-W-L chart on the human brain can help students to better assess their knowledge. The chart can be used to introduce a new lesson or be used to wrap up one. The best part, this resource is totally free!

2nd - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

Anatomy, Psychology

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Teaching style

- Formative Questioning: The Socratic Method -Design and implement units based on long-term goals and backward planning - Build off of student’s unique perspectives and knowledge - Assess student’s prior knowledge and knowledge gained from instruction - Informal Assessments: post-lesson checks, formative questions, exit tickets, progress monitoring, journals, quizzes, classroom observations and notes, KWL Charts, graphic organizers, and post-it note check-ins. - Formal Assessments: projects, unit exams, portfolios

Awards & shining teacher moments

Robert Morris University Teaching Fellowship Award, April 2021 Robert Morris University Outstanding Young Educator Award, Feburary 2021 Kappa Delta Pi Induction Award, September 2020 Tau Sigma Induction Award, September 2020 Pennsylvania State University: Aspiring New Educator Award, December 2018