Classroom Management Graphic Chart and Synthesis

This artifact is a graphic chart of eight theories in classroom management along with a synthesis of my thinking about classroom management. My classroom management synthesis falls under INTASC Principle 5 because it is founded on the notion that a well-managed classroom is a classroom that encourages highly motivated student learning. Through my synthesis I explain how I perceive the various classroom management theories and how I might implement those techniques in my future classroom. View artifact

Service Learning Summary

This artifact is a service learning summary that I wrote as a holistic look at my experience serving at Motivate Our Minds (MOMs). I volunteered once a week for two hours at a time tutoring students in this after-school program. I had to develop creative ways to motivate students to work on homework outside of the classroom. I also reflected on my techniques in motivation and tutoring to encourage students to continue working to improve. I was also working with students in the community who came from different elementary schools and encouraging a community environment. Through this experience I learned how to worked with younger students in an environment that wasn't so much like a traditional school. View artifact

Service Learning Summary

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Parodies of Dr. Seuss Lesson Plan

This is a lesson plan that I wrote to teach students about parodies by having them write parodies of Dr. Seuss stories. This lesson required that I have a solid knowledge of the content as well as knowing where students are developmentally. There are also multiple instructional strategies used in this lesson which help motivate students by tapping into their personal interests. I spent a lot of time planning how to teach the less and make it a feasible time frame. Assessment techniques are different in this lesson because of the nature of the project. Throughout the development of this lesson I continually reflected on the ways in which I would teach the unit. This unit was my first attempt at a unit that spanned more than one day. I know that in the future I will employ many of these techniques to develop better and more useful lessons. View artifact
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