Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Thanks for Giving Thanks
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Project Skypecast 009 - 011 (oh god)
Unknown fate
P.S. Happy Holiday everyone!
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Victor Nguyen vs the School Board
p.s. someone get john to return my modern warfre 2 dammit its been 4 weeks
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
BLACK FRIDAY: A Brief History On One Of The Busiest Shopping Days Of The Year
Monday, November 15, 2010
Pathfinder community school
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Pod(Skype)cast Live! @ 5:20PM PST
- Different types of music
- Mainstream or Indie?
- Vocals or instrumentals?
- Good artists nowadays?
- Recommendations....anyone?
Monday, November 8, 2010
Expert says single-gender schools can promote learning
Helen L. Montoya/Express-News
Gina Rea, the chair of the religion department at the all-boys Central Catholic High School, has transformed assignments into quests to cultivate a sense of accomplishment in her male students.[Read the article via San Antonio News]Rea and other educators at the school have been implementing tips offered by Kelley King, an author and expert on single-gender education. King began working with Central Catholic teachers in August and revisited the school last week to help staff members fine-tune their teaching for boys. Central Catholic is one of a handful of single-gender schools in San Antonio, most of which are private schools."
Sunday, November 7, 2010
For 7-year-old Riley Niksich, online classes provide a challenge
REX C. CURRY/Special Contributor
Riley Niksich is a classroom teacher's nightmare, but in a good way: He's 7 years old, but ready for third-grade work. He loves to ask questions. Lots and lots and lots of questions.After a year of home schooling, his parents decided that it would be best for Riley – and for his potential teacher and classmates – to find an alternative to a brick-and-mortar school, where he'd either be bored in second grade or one of the youngest kids in a third-grade classroom.
Friday, November 5, 2010
More Texas Students Making Up Credits Online
Topic Time!
I Shall Serve Forever
Thursday, November 4, 2010
It's Starting to Look Like a QUADRUPLE Skypecast.... [Episodes 8, 9, 10, and 11!]
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
SAT Chemistry - What You Need to Know about the SAT Chemistry Test - Take the SAT Chemistry Test
- One hour long
- 85 Multiple Choice questions.
- Test is given in October, November , December , January, May, and June
- Calculators are FORBIDDEN
- A periodic table is provided.
- ALL units are metric (e.g. grams, meter, and liter)
- Only simple numerical calculations are required.
- Scoring is from 200-800, though you do not need to get all the questions correct to get a perfect score.
Future teachers must show, not just tell, skills
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - Standing at the edge of a pond surrounded by her class of fourth-graders, Jasmine Zeppa filled a bucket with brown water and lectured her pupils on the science of observing and recording data. Many of the children seemed more interested in nearby geese, a passing jogger and the crunchy leaves underfoot.
Zeppa's own professor from St. Catherine University stood nearby and recorded video of it all.
"I think it went as well as it possibly could have, given her experience," the professor, Susan Gibbs Goetz, said. Her snap review: The 25-year-old Zeppa could have done a better job holding the students' attention, but did well building on past lessons.
Zeppa is among the first class of aspiring teachers who are getting ready for new, more demanding requirements to receive their teacher license. A new licensing system is being tested in 19 states that includes filming student teachers in their classroom and evaluating the video, also candidates must show they can prepare a lesson, tailor it to different levels of students and present it effectively.
Teacher Magazine: The Perfect Co-Teaching Scenario
Imagine not having your own room at school. Imagine each hour of the day you bounce from classroom to classroom—from algebra to history to science to social studies. In each room, you assume a different role. Sometimes, you actually get to teach. Other times, you sit in the back, taking notes. In still other scenarios, you wander the aisles, helping students focus or complete assignments. Students are often confused about your role, not sure if you are a teacher, an aide, whether you have the same 'authority' and clout as the 'real' teacher.
Monday, November 1, 2010
Skypecast on Tuesday @ 5:20PM PST! [Homecoming]
- Rally Lip sync
- ASB Skit
- Music/Audio Problems
- Class Skits
- Absence of games
- Acknowledgement of sports teams