I must say, that after realizing how I could document and pass all 10 standards on a day where I was not even teaching has been very liberating. I am not going to upload any more documents into The Platform. I am not going to save copies of any more grade reports or data samples. I am not going to update my notebooks. I am not going to worry about any more evidence.
If you have not seen the blog post, handbook, or PowerPoint on what I did, I recommend you take a few minutes to view it--it will save you time.
I incorporated the lesson plan from my doctoral study (Doctoral Study Lesson Plan) with the TAPS Standards and Elements and made notations in my lesson for the Evaluator on how I was meeting each Standard that day. I think it is comprehensive and convincing. A friend of mine, who hopes to be a principal soon, said that s/he would use it to help prepare his/her teachers for TKES.
The handbook and PowerPoint can both be found on my website on this page: GC-District Walkthrough-PPT. I prefer the PowerPoint for viewing...
Respectfully,
Glenn
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Monday, December 8, 2014
Thursday, December 4, 2014
TKES Conversation-January 2015
If you are going to the Georgia Music Educator's Association state convention in Savannah January 29-31, why not stop by have a conversation, share ideas, and discuss TKES? I'll be at the poster session presenting the results of my doctoral study: "Activating Prior Knowledge with Ques and Questions as a Key Instructional Strategy to Increase Student Achievement in Low Socioeconomic Middle Schools." The result was a lesson plan introduction that dramatically increased students' achievement compared to the teachers who did not use the lesson plan.
I will have copies of my "Saxophone Handbook" for you to review, "How to pass all 10 TAPS in one lesson," and other items that could assist you in a) teaching, b) TKES, c) saxophone instruction, or d) lesson plans. All of the information is free.
I will be performing at the Friday night concert as well; it should be a good program of music.
Hope to see you there.
Using archival data, this ex post facto study found a statistically significant difference using an ANCOVA, F(1, 863) = 35.398, p < .000, for the research question investigating the effect on student achievement when teachers specifically activate students’ prior knowledge before using the LFS model of instruction.The lesson plan from my doctoral study is used in my TKES lesson as well.
I will have copies of my "Saxophone Handbook" for you to review, "How to pass all 10 TAPS in one lesson," and other items that could assist you in a) teaching, b) TKES, c) saxophone instruction, or d) lesson plans. All of the information is free.
I will be performing at the Friday night concert as well; it should be a good program of music.
Hope to see you there.
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