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Post by dieselfitter on Oct 26, 2018 9:02:26 GMT -6
Ghostbusters 2 on tap for the ole Psychology/Sociology classes...BFM!!!
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Post by Hoss on Oct 26, 2018 9:05:26 GMT -6
Read this 4 page deal on athens vs sparta and check with me when you are finished for the extra questions.
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Post by Hoss on Oct 26, 2018 9:10:10 GMT -6
Read this 4 page deal on athens vs sparta and check with me when you are finished for the extra questions. lmao They have to show me they used their reading strategies on the reading packet...I don't give a f*ck what they highlighted, I just want to see highlighter on it in case deputy dog walks in. |
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Post by dieselfitter on Oct 26, 2018 9:29:47 GMT -6
Beautiful. When I taught Geography, we played a game called "Sit-Catch." All the students and I would be sitting on top of a desk and you'd have to catch a ball. It might be left hand or right hand only, both hands, whatever, it didn't matter. If you dropped it you had to sit in your chair until there was one person left. The expectation was that if you listened and did your work for the first part of class that we would play the last 15-20 minutes. I had my lesson objectives and whatnot written on the board and the only rule was that if you heard a key or the door knob start to jiggle was the game immediately shifted to an academic Q/A game. We had a pre-loaded question ready to go that fit the lesson objective. Can't tell you how many times we were playing when a principal would walk in the kids would immediately jump into the Q/A session and make it look like a review game. I suppose the creme de la creme was when the principal asked me to teach the game in a faculty meeting to help other teachers understand the benefits of active learning. This quite possibly could be the best ever. |
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Post by tcb on Oct 26, 2018 13:21:10 GMT -6
In high school every Friday was a movie day in Spanish. We would watch Selena, Fools Rush In, Stand and Deliver, La Bamba, etc. It was quite the treat. I remember the schedule like it was yesterday: Monday - Current events. Talk about the Cowboys game or what was going on with everyone, did very little Spanish. Tuesday - Spanish lesson, aka worksheet or book work. Wednesday - Quiz over the Spanish lesson. Thursday - Test of the Quit that was over the Spanish lesson. Friday - Spanish cultural movie day Was it the same Spanish teacher (head football coach) when I was there? Because, we didn't do any of that sh!t!!!! Played a lot of Loteria though. |
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