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A Guide On Collaboration For the Reluctant Teacher! Created by Ronna Williams For SPE 6630 Dr. Morin Troy University

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A Guide On Collaboration

For the ReluctantTeacher!

Created by Ronna WilliamsFor SPE 6630

Dr. MorinTroy University

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Article One Addresses How Blogging Will Help Collaborators With Management and Instruction

Planning

Catalino, F. (2005). Why blog? Will your web log add to the world of knowledge? In 12 days of blogs, our expert demonstrates the myriad

 benefits this new form of communication holds for teachers, students

and parents alike. T H E Journal, Technological Horizonsin Education, 33. Retrieved August 19, 2009

 

 

http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-141349515.html

 

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Blogging Benefits For Teachers

• Weblogs = Log of Thoughts Published as Web Page (Blogs)• Anyone / Become a Published

Author

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Relevance to Collaborating Educators

• Teacher Down the Hall/ Teacher in London, England

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Blogs, Require No Special Technical Knowledge

Typing Skills HelpfulComputer

High Speed Connection

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Teachers With Teachers

Blog Purpose= Communication

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Teachers With Students

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Teachers With Parents

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Students With Students

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Solving Problems Among Collaborating

Teachers

• Blogs Can Help

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Collaborators Have Different Planning Periods

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Need Privacy to Discuss Sensitive Matters

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Prepare Students to Compete Globally

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Share Files, Power Point Presentations and Ideas

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Reality Check

• Blogging Requires Commitment

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Blogging Takes Time

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Ideas May Provoke Critics

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Encourages Up-To-Date Planning

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Investment of Time= Collaborative Relationships

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Constructive Criticism= Positive Changes

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Do You Want to Join The Blogosphere?

• http://ronnawilliams.wordpress.com/

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Article Two Addresses Management and Instruction

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Looking For A Better Way

Bainbridge Island School District/ WashingtonOld fashioned way

Paper/pencil

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Take attendance

Grading

Homework

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Empire Union School District/ CaliforniaPleased With Online Testing Service/

Some Problems

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Network Slowing Down

Stalling

Made Tasks More Difficult

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Both Districts Found Solutions Using Moodle

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Modular Object-Oriented Dynamic Learning Environment

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Free/ School Must Maintain Server

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Integrated System Manager

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Collaborative Uses

Example: English Instructor History Instructor

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Co-Lesson Planning and Construction of Instruction Design

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History Teacher: Lesson on THE JAZZ AGEEnglish Teacher: Lesson on THE GREAT GATSBY

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The Lessons Are Entwined And

Delivered Simultaneously

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Teachers Share Information Using Wikis

(Part of Moodle)

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• http://ronnawilliams.moodlehub.com/

• wwTo Get Your Own Free Moodle Site:

www.keytoschool.com

http://rwilliams.ninehub.com

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Article Three Addresses How Wireless Technology Can Assist Collaborators

Management and Instruction

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Collaboration = New Frontier

• Speaker: John Chambers, Cisco Networking Systems

• Not Distractions/ New Forms of Collaboration

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New Forms of Collaboration

o Children Doing Homework

o Instant Messaging

o Talking on the Phone

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Wireless Technology: Changing the Classroom

•Promotes Collaboration

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Creates Accessibility to Information

http://edcommunity.apple.com/ali/story.phpitemID=16924&version=4754&page=6

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Connects TeachersConnects Students

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Imagine This Technology Being Used in a Dynamic Collaboration

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Wirelessly Connected History Classroom, English Classroom,

Geography Classroom and Physical Science Classroom

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Teachers Meet to Chat (wirelessly) to Prepare a Lesson

on the Age of Discovery

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The Classes Begin (using i-chat) Connected Video and Audio For Introduction

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTPz9G9MoNI

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History Teacher: Leif Ericsson, Christopher Columbus

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Geography Teacher: Longitude, Latitude,

Inaccurate Maps

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• English: Journaling: The Age of Exploration

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Physical Science: Build an Astrolabe, How a Compass Works

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Teachers Collaborate and Teach Wirelessly-No Walls

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Article 4 Addresses How An On Line System Can Benefit Collaboration in

the Areas of Assessment and Reporting

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Online System Simplifies Assessment

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Demands on Teachers

oAccountability

oAccurate Reporting

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Teachers/ Administrators Looking For Solutions

• Florida/Broward County School System’s Solution

o Overwhelming Task of Aggregating Large Amounts of

Data

o Interviewed Several Companies

o CreativeCurriculum.net

o http://www.creativecurriculum.net/

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• Valid/Reliable On-Line Assessment & Reporting

• Credible Reporting to Superintendent

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Numerous Opportunities for Collaborative Relationships

• Administration with Teachers

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• Without Interrupting Teaching Process/ Admin Check Reports

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• Data Reviewed Before Meeting/ Time Saved for Addressing Problems

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Teachers with Teachers

• System Gives Instant Individualized Strategies• Team Teachers Have Reports In Hand During Co-

Planning• Deficiencies Known/ Time Reserved For Team

Action Plan

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Can’t Wait to Co-teach?• http://sites.google.com/site/rjcollaborativeteachingsite/

At least one teacher who shares your teaching philosophy and has similar goals.

One supportive administrator who will offer flexible planning situations for you and your co-teacher.

Sprinkle in a generous investment of time.Top with heaping tablespoons of communication.

Simmer for at least one academic year.Serves: all (students, teachers, parents, administrators)

* No calories

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Thanks!

Ronna Williams