Goals
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To learn about ways/methods I can teach language
arts
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To teach more lessons (outside of those
assigned) in my classroom to gain more experience
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To continue to see my mentor teacher teach
reading/writing
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Have in depth and valuable class discussions
that will get me thinking or challenge me to implement something into my
lessons
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To become a more confident writer
I have never been confident in language arts. It takes me a
long time to write a paper and I am very judgmental of my work. However, I know
the importance of LA so I will strive to learn as much as I can this semester
to become more confident in teaching this subject!
School
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Early Elementary (K-2)
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Diversity
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Support from administration and colleagues
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Safe area
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Not sure about parochial/suburban/rural
What I want to learn about literacy instruction to help me reach my goals
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How to balance all types of learners during
literacy lessons (i.e struggling reader, advanced reader, ect.)
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Effective writing techniques to show young
children
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How to get parents to be active and involved in
their children’s literacy skills
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Strategies to get students motivated, but
keeping standards/content
Jig saw readings
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From the
Diller article
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I know that I want to be a teacher that gets to
know their students on a personal level
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Read books in the classroom that reflect the
life of the students/ones they can connect to
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I learned an effective way for handling the
“race card” situation. Specifically I will acknowledge difference and say that
I am here to teach all students.
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If the culture of the students is unfamiliar to
us get it from children’s literature or even colleagues and even children and
parents!
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From the
Hettinger/Knapp article
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I learned that I don’t ever want to label a
child in their ability to read, but help them out as best I can
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I want to be a teacher that pulls out all the
stops for a struggling reader (i.e parent- child book clubs, buddy reading,
older/younger child reading, ect)
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Even with many different abilities in literacy I
want my classroom to have a positive “classroom reading community”
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From the
Tompkin Reading
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I want to be a teacher that incorporates a good
balance of the four different learning theories
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I want to include technology into my classroom
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I like Vygotsky’s Zone of Proximal Development
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I want to again build bridges between home and
school
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Even at a young age literacy can challenge
injustices and inequalities
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I want to instill a classroom community that has
the characteristics of responsibility, opportunities, engagement,
demonstration, risk taking, instruction, response, choice, time, and
assessment.
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Set up my classroom community within the first
two weeks
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