Building Our Practice: Integrating Instruction and Student Services3CSN
Consider first year experience as a framework for successful collaboration between instruction and support services;
learn about Pasadena City College's Pathways Program and Fullerton College's Entering Scholars Program, two first year experience programs designed to integrate instruction and support services;
Discuss literature relevant to integrating instruction and support services; and
Engage in guided inquiry to explore ways of building professional practice around the integration of instruction and support services on your own campus
Presentation on 3CSN's Community of Practice, Habits of Mind, by Jan Connal, Counselor, Fullerton College; 3CSN Habits of Mind Coordinator and Roza Ekimyan, Couselor, Pierce College; 3CSN L.A. Regional Coordinator at the 2nD Annual LACCD AtD Retreat.
The document outlines the purpose and next steps for SWOT analysis focus groups to help guide the district's strategic planning committee. The focus groups will seek open and honest feedback to identify the true needs of the colleges and district. Participants will be asked to take a pre-assessment survey, get involved in formulating strategic plan goals, and review draft goals and strategies. The focus groups will examine the district's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats to help inform the strategic planning process.
Building Our Practice: Integrating Instruction and Student Services3CSN
Consider first year experience as a framework for successful collaboration between instruction and support services;
learn about Pasadena City College's Pathways Program and Fullerton College's Entering Scholars Program, two first year experience programs designed to integrate instruction and support services;
Discuss literature relevant to integrating instruction and support services; and
Engage in guided inquiry to explore ways of building professional practice around the integration of instruction and support services on your own campus
Presentation on 3CSN's Community of Practice, Habits of Mind, by Jan Connal, Counselor, Fullerton College; 3CSN Habits of Mind Coordinator and Roza Ekimyan, Couselor, Pierce College; 3CSN L.A. Regional Coordinator at the 2nD Annual LACCD AtD Retreat.
The document outlines the purpose and next steps for SWOT analysis focus groups to help guide the district's strategic planning committee. The focus groups will seek open and honest feedback to identify the true needs of the colleges and district. Participants will be asked to take a pre-assessment survey, get involved in formulating strategic plan goals, and review draft goals and strategies. The focus groups will examine the district's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats to help inform the strategic planning process.
This document discusses different modes of commuting to and from work including bus, train, subway, bike, and streetcar. It describes common activities people engage in while commuting such as buying tickets, finding a seat or place to stand, wearing casual clothes, and dealing with crowds in order to travel to and from their workplace.
First Year Pathways: Giving Students a Strong Start 3CSN
Presentation at the 2nd Annual LACCD AtD Retreat by Crystal Kiekel, Director of the Center for Student Success at Pierce College; 3CSN College & Career Readiness Coordinator; PIP Facilitator, Jessica Cristo, ADELANTE Director, East Los Angeles College; PIP Facilitator, Andrew Sanchez, Harbor College
This document discusses materials and techniques for teaching English as a foreign language. It covers several topics:
- The pros and cons of using coursebooks, such as whether they provide structure or restrict flexibility.
- Where to find coursebooks from different publishing houses and how to evaluate them.
- How to analyze coursebooks, including their methodology, skills coverage, topics and design.
- Adapting coursebook activities through addition, omission, replacement or reordering based on student needs and priorities.
- Stages of adapting activities, such as modifying instructions or combining tasks.
The document provides guidance for teachers in selecting and adapting coursebook materials to best suit their students and teaching context.
Here are the key points an orientation for an evaluation team should cover:
- Purpose and scope of the evaluation
- Roles and responsibilities of team members
- Evaluation questions and intended uses of findings
- Important stakeholders and how they will be engaged
- Evaluation design, methodology, data collection procedures
- Analysis plan and timeline for delivering findings
- Resources and support available to the team
- Expectations for team communication and collaboration
The team should include staff with skills in research design, data collection/management, statistical analysis, and experience with the program/population being evaluated. Regular team meetings are important to track progress and address any issues.
Center for Applied Research at CPCC 2013
3. DEVELOP A
The document provides definitions for various words to be used in a pre-listening activity where students match words with their definitions. It then provides verbs and asks students to write their past participle forms. Finally, it presents lyrics with blanks for students to fill in using the past participles of the verbs.
Clear warning signs often precede suicide in over 90% of cases. Depression is the leading cause of suicide, and white males have the highest suicide rate increase. Suicide is the third leading cause of death among 15-24 year olds. Relationships, loss, mental constriction, and inability to adjust are common factors. Organizations like AFSP provide support for survivors and work to prevent suicide through education and outreach. Parents should take any suicide talk seriously and seek help from professionals.
Playing and learning with Socrative and KahootFernando Romeu
Kahoot is a website and app that allows teachers and students to create enjoyable quizzes. Questions appear on the classroom's screen and students play on their phones, usually in groups. Peer and teacher formative feedback.
Socrative helps teachers visualize students' progress. Students see answers, questions and feedback on their phones.
Stability testing is conducted to provide evidence on how the quality of a drug substance or product varies over time under various environmental conditions. It establishes a re-test period or shelf life and recommended storage conditions. Key aspects of stability testing include stress testing of the drug substance, selection of representative batches in final packaging, specification testing at various time points under different storage conditions, evaluation of results, and commitments for ongoing testing. Bracketing and matrixing designs can reduce testing requirements if the stability is expected to be similar across product variations.
The document provides writing prompts and tips for a composition about the student's childhood school. It asks the student to describe their school by addressing whether it was small or large, located in the city or countryside, the buildings and facilities, the teachers and classmates, favorite subjects, and good memories. Tips are given to organize ideas into paragraphs, use descriptive adjectives and linking words, and revise the writing carefully before submitting.
Playing and learning with Kahoot and SocrativeFernando Romeu
This document provides an overview of the Kahoot learning platform, including its different types (quiz, survey, discussion), how to create and share quizzes, question types, and how teachers and students can use Kahoot in the classroom. It discusses features like visualizing student understanding in real-time, generating room codes, editing questions, using different media like images and videos, analyzing results, and sharing quizzes publicly or privately with other teachers and students. The document concludes by comparing Kahoot to the Socrative platform.
Seminari per al professorat de les Aules obertes. Durant el curs 2007/2008 es van organitzar tres sessions per tractar a més dels Quaderns Virtuals, JClic, Moodle i els blocs.
This document discusses different modes of commuting to and from work including bus, train, subway, bike, and streetcar. It describes common activities people engage in while commuting such as buying tickets, finding a seat or place to stand, wearing casual clothes, and dealing with crowds in order to travel to and from their workplace.
First Year Pathways: Giving Students a Strong Start 3CSN
Presentation at the 2nd Annual LACCD AtD Retreat by Crystal Kiekel, Director of the Center for Student Success at Pierce College; 3CSN College & Career Readiness Coordinator; PIP Facilitator, Jessica Cristo, ADELANTE Director, East Los Angeles College; PIP Facilitator, Andrew Sanchez, Harbor College
This document discusses materials and techniques for teaching English as a foreign language. It covers several topics:
- The pros and cons of using coursebooks, such as whether they provide structure or restrict flexibility.
- Where to find coursebooks from different publishing houses and how to evaluate them.
- How to analyze coursebooks, including their methodology, skills coverage, topics and design.
- Adapting coursebook activities through addition, omission, replacement or reordering based on student needs and priorities.
- Stages of adapting activities, such as modifying instructions or combining tasks.
The document provides guidance for teachers in selecting and adapting coursebook materials to best suit their students and teaching context.
Here are the key points an orientation for an evaluation team should cover:
- Purpose and scope of the evaluation
- Roles and responsibilities of team members
- Evaluation questions and intended uses of findings
- Important stakeholders and how they will be engaged
- Evaluation design, methodology, data collection procedures
- Analysis plan and timeline for delivering findings
- Resources and support available to the team
- Expectations for team communication and collaboration
The team should include staff with skills in research design, data collection/management, statistical analysis, and experience with the program/population being evaluated. Regular team meetings are important to track progress and address any issues.
Center for Applied Research at CPCC 2013
3. DEVELOP A
The document provides definitions for various words to be used in a pre-listening activity where students match words with their definitions. It then provides verbs and asks students to write their past participle forms. Finally, it presents lyrics with blanks for students to fill in using the past participles of the verbs.
Clear warning signs often precede suicide in over 90% of cases. Depression is the leading cause of suicide, and white males have the highest suicide rate increase. Suicide is the third leading cause of death among 15-24 year olds. Relationships, loss, mental constriction, and inability to adjust are common factors. Organizations like AFSP provide support for survivors and work to prevent suicide through education and outreach. Parents should take any suicide talk seriously and seek help from professionals.
Playing and learning with Socrative and KahootFernando Romeu
Kahoot is a website and app that allows teachers and students to create enjoyable quizzes. Questions appear on the classroom's screen and students play on their phones, usually in groups. Peer and teacher formative feedback.
Socrative helps teachers visualize students' progress. Students see answers, questions and feedback on their phones.
Stability testing is conducted to provide evidence on how the quality of a drug substance or product varies over time under various environmental conditions. It establishes a re-test period or shelf life and recommended storage conditions. Key aspects of stability testing include stress testing of the drug substance, selection of representative batches in final packaging, specification testing at various time points under different storage conditions, evaluation of results, and commitments for ongoing testing. Bracketing and matrixing designs can reduce testing requirements if the stability is expected to be similar across product variations.
The document provides writing prompts and tips for a composition about the student's childhood school. It asks the student to describe their school by addressing whether it was small or large, located in the city or countryside, the buildings and facilities, the teachers and classmates, favorite subjects, and good memories. Tips are given to organize ideas into paragraphs, use descriptive adjectives and linking words, and revise the writing carefully before submitting.
Playing and learning with Kahoot and SocrativeFernando Romeu
This document provides an overview of the Kahoot learning platform, including its different types (quiz, survey, discussion), how to create and share quizzes, question types, and how teachers and students can use Kahoot in the classroom. It discusses features like visualizing student understanding in real-time, generating room codes, editing questions, using different media like images and videos, analyzing results, and sharing quizzes publicly or privately with other teachers and students. The document concludes by comparing Kahoot to the Socrative platform.
Seminari per al professorat de les Aules obertes. Durant el curs 2007/2008 es van organitzar tres sessions per tractar a més dels Quaderns Virtuals, JClic, Moodle i els blocs.
presentació realitzada per mostra les possibilitats d'ús de la plataforma d'elearning moodle, com espai de treball en grup i com espai virtual per accions formatives a Surt. 2008
Este documento recomienda 10 libros populares en inglés para leer, incluyendo To Kill a Mockingbird de Harper Lee, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone de J.K. Rowling, 1984 de George Orwell, y The Diary of a Young Girl de Anne Frank.
This document appears to be an outline listing common questions asked about a topic, event, or situation including what, where, who, why, which, how often, how much, and how many. It briefly touches on the key details and aspects one would want to know about something in just a few short words.
The document appears to be about someone's life from birth until death, mentioning being born, being young, sleeping, and a final battle before resting in peace.
Este documento describe las ventajas e inconvenientes de las herramientas digitales de evaluación como Kahoot, Socrative y Moodle. Ofrece ejemplos de cómo usarlas para evaluar el progreso de los estudiantes de manera formativa, involucrar a los estudiantes y proporcionar retroalimentación. También discute la importancia de planificar la retroalimentación y combinar diferentes herramientas para mejorar el aprendizaje.
The document discusses different verb patterns in English including the infinitive without "to", infinitive with "to", and gerund (-ing) forms. It provides examples of when each pattern is used such as with modal verbs for the infinitive without "to" and after certain verbs like plan or remember for the infinitive with "to". The document also explains that some verbs like prefer can take both the gerund and infinitive forms without a change in meaning.
The document contains short phrases related to common family and life events including having children, weddings, music, shopping with friends, studying, and going to school. Pictures are included from Flickr related to each topic.
The document discusses the present perfect tense in English. It provides examples of using the present perfect tense in positive, negative, and question forms with different subjects. It also explains three common reasons for using the present perfect tense: to talk about a completed past action at an unspecified time, with the words "for" and "since" to refer to an action that began in the past and continues to the present, and to talk about a completed past action that has a consequence in the present.
The document provides examples and definitions for the common affix "over" used with verbs and adjectives. It lists possible meanings of "over" including above, from one side to another, on top of, and to recover. It then gives examples of "over" combined with verbs like "act," "charge," and "cook," defining them as meaning too much or in excess. Similarly, it provides examples of "over" combined with adjectives like "active," "blown," and "done," defining them as meaning to an abnormal or excessive degree.
The document describes different aspects of family, free time, and study. It mentions family members like father, mother, child, aunt, and sister. It also discusses activities families engage in like being outdoors. For free time, it discusses hobbies like playing music instruments in a band or orchestra. Studying is mentioned in the context of going to college or school to get a degree or wear a uniform and take exams.
Viceverba_appdelmes_0624_joc per aprendre verbs llatinsDaniel Fernández
Vice Verba és una aplicació educativa dissenyada per ajudar els estudiants de llatí a aprendre i practicar verbs llatins d'una manera interactiva i entretinguda.
1. Eines per a l’avaluació
continuada amb
Moodle 2.4
Fernando Romeu Esquerré
Escola Oficial d’Idiomes de Tortosa
fromeu@xtec.cat
http://www.elteaching.com
3. Unificació de la comunicació
professor – alumne
• Evitem correu-e: bústia més neta, fils de
conversa no es perden. L’espai virtual queda clar
que és Moodle, no es dispersa.
• Tota la interacció virtual queda enregistrada en
un lloc.
Temes “personals”
Deures i tasques.
Dubtes.
Consells i seguiment avaluatiu.
4. Accés ràpid.
Redirigible al
correu-e
Recull missatges
automàtics.
Només text i
sense format.
Fil de
comunicació
clar.
Permet blocar
contactes
Missatgeria
6. Fòrum de tutoria
Ideal per quan hi ha un component “online”
important.
Missatges classificats per fil de conversa.
Adjunts permesos.
Registre clar i organitzat de l’acció tutorial.
7. Llibre de qualificacions
Recull de tota la
informació
d’avaluació:
Notes
numèriques.
Escales de
valoració.
Rúbriques.
Guies de
qualificació.
Comentaris.
8. Llibre de qualificacions
Cal decidir quins elements són visibles.
Convé ocultar la mitjana a menys que estigui tot molt
definit.
Exportable a Excel total o parcialment.
10. Escales de qualificació
Avaluació qualitativa
Llista de valors.
De centre o de curs.
Expressió en %
Rapidesa.
L'escala es defineix com una llista ordenada de valors,
que van des dels negatius als positius, separats per
comes.
11. Guia de qualificació
Definim criteris i una puntuació màxima per criteri.
Per veure els detalls cal entrar a la tasca, no apareixen al
llibre de notes. Visible abans de trametre.
16. Exercicis interactius
Autocorrecció.
Opcionalitat.
Formatius o avaluatius.
Retroacció.
Revisió
Anàlisi estadística de
resultats.
Disponibilitat i legalitat
17. Qüestionaris
Preguntes en format propi
Moodle, exportables i
compartibles.
Força èmfasi en el feedback.
Bona integració multimèdia.
Editor HTML per a tots els
elements de pregunta.
Fàcilment modificables.
Anàlisi estadística molt
completa.
19. Qüestionaris
El tipus de pregunta
“Descripció” serveix per
introduir text o multimèdia.
Només alguns tipus de
preguntes són adients per
aprenentatge d’idiomes.
Resposta breu: complicat
d’avaluar.
Cloze: àrid de programar i no
fa estadística d’ítems.
22. Hot Potatoes
Antic però popular.
Colors interfície.
Compte!
Bones estadístiques.
Permet fer UL en text
amb un petit afegit.
Textos CE laterals.
Multiplataforma:
Moodle(s), web pròpia,
blogs...
Utilitzable en format
HotPot o html.
23. Hot Potatoes
Omplir buits.
Relacionar.
Veritat / Fals.
Opció múltiple.
Ordenar.
Mots encreuats
24. Hot Potatoes
Modificació de fitxer de sortida de Hot Potatoes feta per M.
Rottmeier.
Cal penjar-ho en format HTML a Moodle perquè funcioni.
Bona eina per a pràctica exercicis tipus CNI / CNA.
Feedback per ítem no programable.