Robin Kinser

I learned about how it is important to have partnerships and advisory councils. I do wonder how feasible this could be in my small school and community. 

I learned about the different skills that students can and need to learn, as well as how to fail and that it is okay to fail

I really enjoyed this module and learning how school based businesses should be run. Especially with the high expectations and also the skills that they should be learning. 

I learned alot about SBE and how they are supposed to run. I also learned how important it is to make sure you have student buy in as well as making sure it is viable and feasible. 

It was very interesting to learn about the different ways tech can be used in the classroom, as well as all of the different ways that students can learn. 

I learned that all students can be involved in CTE courses, it may just take a little bit of time to figure out what works best for them and how to accommodate their learning. 

Make sure that you understand what the end goal/objective is a very crucial part of planning your lessons. You have to make sure that the lessons are going to the end goal and that it makes sense. 

Clarification on the difference between formative and summative assessments, how to use them and why they are useful. Also, some examples of each. 

I've learned how important it is to have a plan, objectives and curriculum, but also be flexible. It is also important to have a rubric for grading, so that students know and understand how the course is graded and also for the teacher to know what exactly they are grading on. 

Making sure that your classrooms/labs are a safe environment for all students is extremely important. Students must understand and follow safety protocols at all times. Never leave them unsupervised!!