
Daily Procedures in Library Media Class
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English
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9th - 12th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Easy
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Standards-aligned
Amy Mccorkle
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19 Slides • 5 Questions
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Modern
Classroom
Project
How we do things with
multiple classes in the
library
and Daily Procedures
LINK
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The library has many visitors for
many different reasons. Therefore,
students in the Library Media
Classes NEED to be self-sufficient
Introduction
the majority of the time.
The Purpose of this lesson is to help you understand the Daily Procedures in this class.
LINK
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Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of this lesson?
To clarify the daily procedures of the lesson.
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Overview
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What is Modern
Classroom Project?
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LINK
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As the teacher, I use class
time to support individuals
and small groups of
students, and to give timely
feedback. Students can
catch up with videos
outside of class.
Students have the time
they need to master
content and skills. My
classroom is highly
differentiated based on
each learner’s unique
needs.
Students advance through
material only when ready.
Students build persistence
and growth mindsets
through revision and
metacognitive reflection.
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Student Impact 2019-20
This graphic compares the
responses of:
1097 students with
Modern Classroom
Educators at our three
primary partner schools
832 students with
traditional educators at
the same three schools
The Modern Classrooms Project contracted with
the Center for Research and Reform in
Education (CRRE) at Johns Hopkins University to
conduct an independent study of the efficacy of
the Modern Classrooms Project approach on
teacher and student outcomes during the
2019–20 school year.
The study sample consisted of 55 teachers
and 1,929 students.
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Fill in the Blanks
Students are masters of their own destiny in this class because they get to
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Daily
Procedures
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How are we
self-sufficient?
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Are you tardy?
Yes
You walk in after the
bell.
No
You are in your seat
and working on the
Do First when the
bell rings
No
You sneak in the door
right before the bell
rings and are on your
way to your seat.
Yes
You are just outside
the door when the
bell rings.
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Match
Are you tardy in the following situations?
You are in the door before the bell rings but not in your seat
You are in your seat and started when the bell rings.
You don't quite make it in the door before the bell
You are late but you have a pass from a teacher
You are late with no pass
No, but you might want to be careful.
No you are not tardy
Yes, but just don't be habitually late
No, you are not tardy, with the pass
Obviously you are tardy!
No, but you might want to be careful.
No you are not tardy
Yes, but just don't be habitually late
No, you are not tardy, with the pass
Obviously you are tardy!
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Classroom Screen
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The timer
When the timer goes off, Ms. McCorkle will likely let you
move to other areas of the library. Hopefully, some will feel
motivated to help me at the circulation desk.
Timer and Agenda App
Do First
These are the beginning-of-class assignments that students have
the first ten minutes of class.
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Assignments Process
Do First
Bellwork - journals,
grammar, vocab
Everyone starts here
each day.
Must Do
These are the things
you MUST Do to pass
the class. They are the
bare minimum
Should Do
These are tasks that will
help you do the "Must
Do" task to a greater
degree
Aspire to Do
These are the task that
help you to be a true
student librarian and be
able to help run the
library like a librarian
does.
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Reorder
Put the types of assignments in the order they should be done in a daily procedure for this class.
Do First Assignment
Must do Assignment
Should Do Assignment
Aspire to Do Assignment
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Must Do
Assignments
These assignments are always on Quizizz
so that all the things you need to pass the
class are in one place.
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What if I struggle?
Students can get points for Should
Do and Aspire to Do assignments
by helping others
Support from peers
Multiple Attempts
*Students always have at least
three tries on the same lesson to
get 75% mastery
*Some students will begin to get five
attempts
Support on Tuesdays and
Wednesdays
●There will not be classes in on
Tuesdays and Wednesdays so that
Ms. McCorkle can work in small
groups and one on one
click this LINK to have this slide explained
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Multiple Select
How do we support students in learning the material in this class? Check all that apply
Students get multiple attempts at a Must Do Assignment
Students can help other students with Must Do assignments for credit in the class
Students can decide a few assignments in each lesson that they want to skip and it won't be a zero.
Students will always have all materials read to them.
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Classroom
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How we do things with
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library
and Daily Procedures
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