Tameesha Leach

I use a method I call Learn, Do , Succeed. I have each student take notes over a powerpoint, I then Lecture, provide interactive assignments/ projects and then hands on. I will later give them an assesment on the material. If I need to go back I do. My students also get to do externships.

The most important thing that I learned is the difference between IEP and 504 plans as it helps each student reach success.

I have learned that I have to use both formative and summative to make sure all my kids are grasping the concept.

This module reinforced how important it is to set goals and outcomes in a written form. Blooms Taxonomy is a great skill to have as well

Working as a group or team will help identify goals and better outcomes.

I think that the most important part of a PLC is collaboration. It allows people to share ideas and find out what work and what does not in our classrooms. I do think that that if we respect one another it will be easier to focus and learn.

Ready, Set, Pause reminds us all that we need to reflect before we teach. We can sometimes get comfortable in our ways and forget to pause and that does not allow us to effectively pause and reevaluate our curriculum and what our kiddos need. It is just as important to collaborate with coworkers and build a good team around us is essential. 

PLCs have taught me how important to collaborate with my coworkers and build a good team around you as networking is essential. I get ideas from my coworkers during this time and vice versa.

I think safety is important always.

It is useful to have a mentor to discuss ideas so that all our scholars and ourselves can gain a better understanding.