Sentences with phrase «homeroom students»

The plan dictates that my homeroom students will be assigned to groups based on benchmark testing data and will then be sent out of my homeroom to other teachers for math instruction for the next three months.

But, wearisomely, sometime after this school year, a formula will be applied to my homeroom students» state test scores in order to determine close to 50 % of my performance.

They began the school year by using the PowerMyLearning Framework to help Mrs. Tate refine her classroom environment with her homeroom students who were initially apprehensive and unaccustomed to a very structured class environment and class schedule.

In the elementary schools, the 163 5th grade teachers, who taught all subjects to the same group of students each day, implemented the intervention with their homeroom students.

Fifty percent of my performance label was based on school test scores (not on the test scores of my homeroom students).

The upside is that this year, only 10 % of my evaluation is based on school - wide test scores (the other 40 % will be my homeroom students» test scores).

My case load of homeroom students is roughly 50 students.

If I can get the supplies, I am going to try to make one of these for each of my homeroom students to have on their desks tomorrow.

Not exact matches

Students completed the forms immediately upon arriving at their first - period (i.e., homeroom) class.

Students completed the snack forms in their homerooms (a different setting from the one in which they had received the treatment).

Moving the meal to the classroom constitutes what Susan called «a better way to do breakfast» because it allows students to get off the bus, pick up their breakfast, put away their belongings, and then sit down quietly to eat at their homeroom desk.

Several other large high schools in the area, including Maine South in Park Ridge and Barrington, use a homeroom program to help students develop an affinity for the school and classmates.

Master rosters are printed for each homeroom (listing name / grade / barcode), and over the bar code it has a space for day of the week; the teacher checks the box if the student takes the meal, puts an «A» in blank for an absence, and leaves it blank to indicate refusal.

These women, friends of the deceased, act like a cabal, akin to apologists for a woman that may have acted inappropriately with a male student, Simon, who first discovers the dangling educator in his homeroom.

All the homerooms participated in a competition to «read their way up Mount Everest,» in which students metaphorically climbed the mountain by reading books and magazine articles.

From the homeroom groups traveling together on the bus, to the groups sharing cabins, to the field study groups that rotate through activities, students live and work in teams that they wouldn't form on their own.

To reach «base camp,» at least fifteen students in a homeroom had to read a magazine article or a nonfiction book on Mount Everest or related topics.

George Washington Carver principal Allegra Alessandri, who worked for private Waldorf schools for 20 years, says they're adapting looping so that each student will have the same homeroom teacher for four years to create a lasting bond with that individual.

During this time, the regular instruction teachers become Tier 2 intervention teachers, and students move from their homeroom teacher to an intervention teacher.

To make things even more fun, some school groups add a twist: They allow students from other homerooms to add silver coins to the bucket of any other homeroom.

The end result is that students have found their way into their homerooms or advisory groups for the school year, and the initial barriers to good teamwork have already been broken.

While working morning cafeteria duty, I realized that many students were coming to school as early as an hour before homeroom began, which gave me the idea to start enrichment clusters as a way to keep them engaged.

Instead of homeroom, students have Tiger Talk, an introductory period during which they greet each other using eye contact and handshakes, play games that encourage interaction, and discuss topics that range from their favorite places for quiet time (Douglas gets a shy laugh when she reveals that her place is the bathroom) to where the Mississippi River — which flows past some students» backyards — really starts.

The homeroom leaders also run summer orientation for new students.

In several schools, poor attendance records were improved by changing the homeroom period to mid-morning, when more students had arrived.

At least four or five high school students are assigned to all the sixth - grade homerooms.

And in reality ~ we may not be able to hit a homeroom with every lessonnot everyone has the time or energy to do these kinds of lessons day - in and day - out - but we can focus on implementing these clay - pot lessons more and more ~ until one day ~ students love our classroom and are lined up at the door waiting to get in.

Garfield is housed in an older, blond - brick building, with 220 students, a staff of 32, and 13 homerooms.

First, every homeroom has a mixed group of students: the kids are assigned to make sure that every class represents the diversity of the school in terms of achievement level, race, class, etc..

Imagine the following scenario: Valerie gets her report card back on a day when palpable excitement and fear surge through the school as students bustle back to homeroom in the afternoon.

Add to that bus duty, hall duty, homeroom, large groups of sometimes unruly students, minimal planning time, mountains of paperwork, and frequent assignments to subjects for which they're unprepared, there's little time left to plan, create, and grow.

If the incident involves another family within the school community, please email a brief summary or overview of the incident to your student's homeroom teacher and / or advisor.

At the time, students were learning about rocks and the rock cycle with their homeroom teacher.

Before the students leave ~ I put up huge papers for each homeroom.

Students have lunch with their homeroom groups.

They coordinate events in their homerooms, evaluate student behavior and participation, stamp individual passports, and host the biome lunch.

At Kernan Middle School in Duval County, Florida, charts in the conference room that serves as the data room list students» name, race, gender, homeroom, and scores from annual state reading and math tests.

Several weeks later, my well - meaning homeroom teacher had a brainstorm that a good way to promote harmony between the races was for several of us black students to serve as hall monitors during the breaks between classes when kids moved from room to room.

As students transition to middle school, they go from the familiarity of a homeroom teacher to changing teachers (and classrooms) by subject, sometimes seeing as many as eight or even ten different teachers weekly.

We operate in some ways like an elementary school in that students rotate by homerooms.

So, when the students go to gym, for example, everyone in the homeroom goes.

Once a student gets a card, he or she gives it to the homeroom teacher, who tallies it and then returns it to the giver's mailbox.

«I overcame that by being more assertive with the students and outlining my expectations during homeroom,» explained Hess.

Yesterday, Rebekah shared a fantastic set of questions to help students connect with a notebook prompt; today, in the spirit of the Mindfulness Monday activities my homeroom and I recently enjoyed, I offer some suggestions for «meditating» on some of the # 100DOSW18 slides.

Elementary classes in this scenario are self - contained, with the student leaving the homeroom to go to a different specialty class once a week — art, music, physical education, library, and computer.

In middle school, major subjects are departmentalized, and the student has a world language and a special each day, as well as homeroom handled by one of the core teachers.

Our students are all placed in homerooms named after local colleges.

Please sign up in the school lobby and let your student's homeroom teacher know that you will be participating.

Twice a month in homeroom, students journal, watch videos and discuss powerpoint presentations designed to support and socially transition students from elementary school to high school.

The teachers are up their necks in assessment paperwork and the «bright» students are divvied up among homerooms, often given the task of helping the below level students.