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Johanna Sailor
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Week 1
By Dr. Johanna Sailor
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Introductions
By Dr. Johanna Sailor
First and last name
Where you are from?
Grade/content teaching for practicum
Your "why" for teaching
Fun or interesting fact
Image or symbol
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Introductions: Appointment Card
By Dr. Johanna Sailor
Mingle, mingle the room
Find commonalities
8 a.m. HOBBY
9 a.m. ANIMAL
11 a.m. FOOD
1 p.m. PERSON OR PLACE
2 p.m. SUBJECT
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Read, Annotate, Discuss
By Dr. Johanna Sailor
Read & Annotate: "Joy: The Oxygen for Learning" by Cunningham & Rainville (2024).
Read & Annotate:
Get the Gist
Love It! Do It! OR Need Clarity?
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Read, Annotate, Discuss
By Dr. Johanna Sailor
Discuss: Things we have in common.
Snowball Discussion
Pairs
Pairs join pairs
Quads join quads
Continue until whole class together
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Read, Annotate, Discuss
By Dr. Johanna Sailor
Discuss: "Joy: The Oxygen for Learning" by Cunningham & Rainville (2024)
Snowball Discussion
Share: Love Its! & Need Clarity?
Consensus: What do you agree on?
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Personal Reflection
By Dr. Johanna Sailor
Write a note to yourself that you can refer back to this semester that helps you remember your joy in teaching.
Consider these questions or just free-write your thoughts in this moment:
What brings you joy in teaching?
How will you find joy this semester?
Who can you lean on?
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Draw
What does joy look like to you?
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3 Teams:
"Attitude"
"Communication"
"Behavior"
Developing Learning Community & Collaborative Teams
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Developing Learning Community & Collaborative Teams
Step 1: Individually read your section & annotate "Get the Gist"
Step 2: Collectively define your topic, e.g. define attitude
Step 3: Collectively list desired examples of behavior & undesired non-examples of behavior for your topic
Step 4: Collectively consult Danielson's 4F Showing Professionalism & Add to examples
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Developing Learning Community & Collaborative Teams
Step 1: Individually read your section & annotate "Get the Gist"
Step 2: Collectively define your topic, e.g. define attitude
Step 3: Collectively list desired examples of behavior & undesired non-examples of behavior for your topic
Step 4: Collectively consult Danielson's 4F Showing Professionalism & Add to examples
Finish early?
Create a visual to support your presentation
OR
Add elements of role-play to your presentation to aide your presentation
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Open Ended
Give examples of professional attitude, communication, and behavior.
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Open Ended
What do you want in a classmate, in terms of professionalism, in a class?
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Open Ended
What traits and behaviors do you look for in a collaborative partner?
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Goal 2
Some teams may have 3 partners
Discuss strengths & what want in partners
Select Partner(s)
Chapter 7: Sept. 15 & Sept. 17
Chapter 12: Sept. 15 & Sept. 17
Chapter 9: Sept. 22 & Sept. 24
Chapter 10: Sept. 22 & Sept. 24
Chapter 11: Sept. 22 & Sept. 24
Review Chapters
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