Odell Friday Notes
January 11-15
Where is my teacher?
You are the single most factor in your student's learning opportunities. The level of instruction and learning is directly linked to your awesome presence at school. We know illness is out of our control, but we encourage you to be here daily.
Check out what the research says...
Research shows that teacher absenteeism has a negative correlation with student outcomes (Madden, Flanigan, & Richardson, 1991; Pitkoff, 1993; Ballou, 1996; Woods & Montagno, 1997). That is, as the number of days that a teacher is absent increases, the level of student achievement decreases. The findings from Lewis (1981) indicate that the presence of a classroom teacher is an important factor in education, especially for average-achieving students. Thus, teacher absenteeism is related to both student absenteeism and achievement.
Letter of Intent
https://docs.google.com/a/apps.cabarrus.k12.nc.us/forms/d/1p6YXxcOLkChqSaLvCxY9qLurzlaPdexJ-hPOemvHmek/viewform
Lesson Planning
Your choice: planbook.com or paper/pencil.
If you choose paper/pencil, please annotate in planbook you are using paper/pencil version.
PLC
ITF
Make sure you say hello and welcome back to Gayle Briscoe! We are so glad you are with us!
Safe Schools Reminder
Don't forget to get back into the flipped classroom and get your self learning on!
Next Session: Disruptive Behavior
Thank You from Amy Elwood!
SHOUT OUT to all teachers for the week of January 4-8! Amy wants to share how thankful she was this week for not having any last minute absences. Keep it the awesomeness!
Thank you...Thank you...Thank you