This is the main Keynote we will use during our 2 day workshop. Some slides are linked to other Keynote presentations. Focus is on developing effective classroom management.
Introduction to ArtificiaI Intelligence in Higher Education
Sjsd New Teacher 2009 2010
1. New Teacher
Orientation
1. Where do you sit? Draw a card at the sign-in table. Sit at
the same number.
2. Take a Red Dot and Place it on the Comfort Continuum.
3. Grab some breakfast and/or snacks!
4. Begin Creating a Name Plate-Directions on the Table.
2. Today’s Objective:
Begin creating a plan that ensures
successful first days of school.
Learn techniques that let students know
what to do in any classroom situation.
3. Agenda for Thursday, 8/6
Who are we?
What’s on your mind?
Reputations
Inviting/Disinviting language
The Top Seven
Possibly... Harry Wong Teacher Quiz
7. Mix-Pair-Share
Mix around the room as the music plays.
Every time you pass someone...
Shake his or her hand
Introduce yourself
Give a response to a question.
Continue until music stops, then freeze.
8. Mix 1
Mix, shake hands, introduce
and...
...At what age did you learn to ride a
bike?
9. Mix-Pair-Share cont.
...music has stopped...
Pair up with the person closest to you and give a high five.
Each partner should respond to this question:
What is the furthest you travelled this
summer and what did you do when you
got there?
10. Mix 2
Mix, shake hands, introduce, and...
...Have you ever crawled through a
window?
11. Pair up!
What is your most
memorable time when you
were in the grade/subject you
are about to teach?
12. Mix 3
Mix, shake hands, introduce,
and...
... If you were a crayon, what color would
you be?
32. Let’s take a look at what we
do in class.
Take turns around your table writing
on a sticky note an activity that may
take place in your classroom.
Continue until time is called.
42. Participation
Participation: What does appropriate
student work behavior for this activity/
transition look/sound like?
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T There are no
conversations
during a test.
Conversation
44. z es
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T hand if you need help
during a test. If a resource
is allowed, it will be
noted on test.
Help
45. z es
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T The goal is to find out
what you have learned
about a concept.
Activity
46. z es
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T Stay seated. If you
need a sharpened pencil,
raise your hand and I will
provide one.
Movement
47. z es
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T All students are
expected to participate.
Questions should be coded
and responses given to all
questions and prompts.
Participation
48. Expectations for Classroom Activities
Shoulder Partner
Select 1 classroom activity that will
occur during a typical day in your
classroom.
Use the CHAMPs acronym to define
detailed behavior expectations for that
activity.
49. Taking Tests & Quizzes
Model correct, almost there, and not there
examples.
Students practice correct and almost
there examples.
More than once!
50. Remember...
Conversation: Under what circumstances, if at
all...?
Help: How can students ask questions...?
Activity: What is the task/objective...?
Movement: Under what circumstances, if at all...?
Participation: What does it look/sound like...?