Food for Thought
Volume 13
Mid-November
Even though the trees are bare and the weather has turned cold, we continue to grow students' academic prowess and character traits.
I've had the chance to present the focus of my walk-throughs to two of the SLC's, so please continue to be reflective on how we are implementing constructive responding with our students. Look for opportunities to build a collegial classroom, hallway, and school-wide environment.
Please enjoy this week's submissions, and feel free to discuss, implement, or tweak depending on your needs.
I've had the chance to present the focus of my walk-throughs to two of the SLC's, so please continue to be reflective on how we are implementing constructive responding with our students. Look for opportunities to build a collegial classroom, hallway, and school-wide environment.
Please enjoy this week's submissions, and feel free to discuss, implement, or tweak depending on your needs.
Music: Your life's theme song.
R/LA: Resources (lessons connect with NWEA)
Science: Project Based Learning Videos
Social Studies: Tips for dealing w/Primary Sources
Math: Rate, Ratios, and the Real World--not the MTV Show
Physical Education: Resources for lessons (might require signing up)
Art: Resources for Standards Based Grading in Art
School Culture: Cultivating Student Voice
Administration: What Great Principals Do Differently
Windham Middle School
PBIS Coach
Email: amcnamar@windham.k12.ct.us
Website: www.pinterest.com/andrewmcnamar
Twitter: @AndrewMcNamar