MsRishell

Worksheets to go along with eight Youtube videos from the American Theatre Wing that allow students to explore careers in theatre that aren't acting. Links to every video in the play list that corresponds with the worksheet. Keys included! Can be assigned for independent work or watched as a whole class.

As an instructional coach, it is hard to find time to meet with everyone to share new ideas and products. The attached posters have been hung every month in the copy room (a common area) throughout the school year. They each contain a strategy, resource, and tool.

This project begins with a discussion of "soft skills," then allows students to take a Multiple Intelligences quiz that will lead them to a list of careers they may be a good fit for. Then, they are required to do some research on that career and create a slideshow presentation on their chosen career using proper MLA format.

This hyperDoc can be used to further examine topics related to getting a job, employee rights, etc. Assign each student a slide and they can use the site hyperlinked in the title to fill it out.

Students can do research on their desired career and gain practice in formal letter formatting and addressing a letter through the mail.

This poster demonstrates how the SAMR (tech use) model corresponds with Bloom's Taxonomy and Webb's DOK. This is an explanation of how to use technology in the classroom so it is effective and not just for the sake of using technology.

A short presentation on the Padlet program.