Angela Stockman Documents Learning
Angela Stockman is an Instructional Designer and Adjunct Faculty at Daemen University. She also serves as the Professional Learning Facilitator in Buffalo, NY. This is her 30th year in the field of education, and she has taught in every level, K-16. In this episode Angela reminds us how important it is to make thinking visible, document learning, […]
Setting Goals for the Upcoming School Year
Once the school year is underway, it is easy to fall into routines, get sucked into PLCs, providing feedback on student work, daily lesson planning, and more. We can easily lose sight of our purpose and intentions. Before the students arrive and meetings start to pile up, take a quiet moment to think deeply about […]
Outsource Memories and Create Metrics for Growth and Change with Reflection
How are you feeling right now? Maybe you’re energized and bubbling with ideas for next year? On the other hand, maybe you’re burned out, ready for sunshine and days reading in your backyard? Either way, the end of the school year is the most powerful season for reflection. Why Reflect? For one year I wrote […]
Laying the Groundwork for the 1st Five Days
The first five days of school are critical to establishing rapport and developing crucial relationships that will mark the tone and success of the year.
