What is a blog? A blog is online journaling where any topic may be the subject. Topics for our blog page will maintain a more defined focus. The PAHSCI blog page will spotlight issues connected to instructional coaching and strategies, content and curriculum, research and data, education reform, and PAHSCI. We also invite our community to share topics of interest with us.
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It is said that we live in a throw away society. What one teaching strategy would you never ‘throw away’?
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Learning is enriched through assessment and feedback. What PLN assessment/feedback strategy has met with the greatest success in your classroom?
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In a recent speech to the PAHSCI Advisory Board, Dr. Gail Levin, Executive Director of the Annenberg Foundation, shared the quote, “A ship in harbour is safe, but that is not what ships are built for.” (John Shedd, Salt from My Attic, 1928). In your experience, how has risk-taking figured into implementation of the PAHSCI model?
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Anything to celebrate?
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Instructional coaching is a promising practice emerging in high schools across the nation. We invite you to join our community of learning and practice and exchange ideas about instructional practices that help build professional learning communities designed for the practitioner by the practitioner. Please access http://www.pacoaching.org/ and share resources, PowerPoint presentations, Podcasts, Blogs, and a great video in an online community created for educators. Read about events in our monthly newsletters with contributions from educators in schools across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Publicize best practices, ask questions, and offer suggestions about content and pedagogy to your peers. Please understand that the opinions offered are just that… someone’s opinion about a book, practice, article, or thought that may not be research based but rather based on experience. Share your learnings with your colleagues and touch the teaching soul of every individual who visits our site. Top of Page
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