Data Driven Teaching: Advice
Sept. 12 UT Arlington New Teacher Webinar (1:00-1:45, CST)
Link to the Recording of the Session!
Check out the recording on Youtube of our webinar from 9/12!! "Data Driven Teaching: Using Data to Inform Teaching (UTA New Teacher Webinar 2015-2016 Series)" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjAwTuKjsNI Slideshare (PowerPoint only): http://www.slideshare.net/UTANewTeachers/data-driven-teaching-adviceusing-data-to-inform-teaching
Open-Access format: All are welcome!
What you Will Learn:
Dr. Peggy Semingson will present ways that data can be used for screening, diagnostic purposes, and for progress monitoring. A focus on literacy (reading, writing, English Language Learners) and practical advice with worked examples will help you build knowledge and confidence
Alison Capasso, teacher, graduate of UT Arlington's elementary teacher program (EC-6) and current graduate student in the UTA Literacy Studies M.Ed. program shares ways that students can participate in the data process to become better learners.
Nely Tinajero, bilingual teacher, graduate of UT Arlington's elementary teacher program (EC-6) and current graduate student in the UTA Literacy Studies M.Ed. program will provide advice on data-driven teaching.
There will be time for question-and-answer at the end about the topic! Everyone is invited. Please help spread the word about this event by sharing this page on your social media forums! :) Contact Peggy Semingson for help: peggys@uta.edu
Click below to join the live webinar!
Saturday, September 12, 2015
1:00-1:45 pm, Central Standard Time [Please note any time zone differences.]
Or phone in: Phone: 571-392-7703 PIN 450502845202
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Facilitator: Dr. Peggy Semingson
Email: peggys@uta.edu
Twitter: @PeggySemingson
Presenter: Alumni and Current Graduate Student Alison Capasso
Presenter: Alumni and Current Graduate Student Nely Tinajero
*Her presentation will focus on the importance of obtaining baseline data though the use of common assessments and progress monitoring.
About the UTA New Teacher Induction Project: Building Digital Community
The purpose of the new teacher webinars are to build "digital community" for current students, alumni of the department and others in an open-access format. The focus is primarily on building knowledge for recent graduates as part of a larger overall teacher induction initiative. The focus will be on interactivity and participation around crucial topics to new teachers.
Other components of the induction initiative can include further use of the already existing C & I Department Facebook page to promote digital community as well as use of social media (to be determined) to foster knowledge sharing and tips for current students and new teachers. The goal of the webinar sessions will be to informally mentor and also allow students to talk to one another via the "chat" window in a real-time sessions. Engaging tools will include: live, interactive polls, sharing from virtual panelists or "guests", knowledge sharing by faculty, sharing of links and resources, and more.
Archived Recorded Webinars are on YouTube and Slideshare
Slides of previous webinars are here:
http://www.slideshare.net/UTANewTeachers/presentations
Podcasts recordings of previous webinars are here:
Social Media Team and Webinar Team
Dr. Peggy Semingson, Dr. Denise Collins, Dr. Joyce Myers
Social Media Team:
Dr. Holly Hungerford-Kresser, Dr. Amanda Hurlbut, Dr. Dana Owens, Dr. Marla Roberston
Upcoming Webinars for 2015-2016
October 10
November 7
December 5
Spring 2016
January 30
February 27
March 26
April 16
Continued in summer 2016 (3-4 webinars)
A short survey of topics will be sent out to current students and then to alumni to determine needs for topics of future webinars.