DLP Reflections: Cycle 3, Week 7: Differentiation
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DLP Reflections: Cycle 3, Week 8: The End.....for Now!
April, I'm happy to see your determination and progress with teacher observation of the strategy for their focus challenge. Your reflection on why students do not come prepared was very interesting. I'm happy to see you are brainstorming with teachers about what could help especially engaging lessons where students utilize their devices. Also consider a spot where students can borrow chargers for the day, if they forgot their charger at home. Check out Classroom Management in the Digital Age for more ideas to help. Looking forward to seeing how your debrief meetings were after the observations.
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