DLP Reflections: Cycle 3, Week 7: Differentiation
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DLP Reflections: Cycle 3, Week 8: The End.....for Now!
Nice to see your VLOG back!!!!! I'm glad you are getting back to normal. In your reflection, you mentioned new beginnings when routines are interrupted. I love you guys used Kahoot as a game-based idea to review rules and procedures. Try to extend past knowing the rules/ procedures to exhibiting those on a daily basis. Maybe consider having students create their own game questions, videos or even badging systems to recognize when others go above and beyond based on the school expectations. I hope you have a productive uninterrupted week observing and meeting with your teachers as well as have a wonderful meeting with your principal.
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