Project Meeting - November, 12, 2010
Location: McDaniel College, Academic Hall; 3rd Floor
8:30AM Continental Breakfast
9:00 Introductions and Project Update
- Francis (Skip) Fennell
- Jon Wray
9:30 Janet Sankar, Livescribe® Presentation and discussion NOTE: Bring your Livescribe® pens
- Summer - intro. session for new users,intermediate level sessions, advanced users; sharing best practices; etc.
- Challenges/Questions
- Legal Guidelines (Howard County)
- How do we share this information?
- How do we name the files in a way that identifies the content?
11:30 "Exploring Our Math Identities" (MTMS, Nov. 2010 - free preview) by K. Leatham and D. Hill (Beth Kobett)
- Potential uses of Beth's mini-workshop include:
- with coaches/specialists
- with teachers to introduce the Standards for Mathematical Practices (followed by Tim Kanold verbs activity)
- with preservice/inservice teachers
- prior to articulation meetings
- with principals when introducing the practices
11:30 EMIL – Updating and discussion (Francis (Skip) Fennell and Jon Wray)
12:00 Lunch
12:45 PM Common Core State Standards – updating
1:15 Break
1:30 ems&tl mini-project updates
- Howard County (2)
- 1) Claudia/Kelly starting in January 2011
- 2) Sorsha/Joan - 3 sessions (3 schools, 13 classroom teachers of grade 1-Grade 5 [GT]), each two hours long (topics: division, fractions, decimals); use of professional scenarios and Livescribe formative assessment student work samples; highlighted the use of Hands-on Standards.
- Baltimore County
- Professional development focused on fractions at Crystal McCubbin's school (using UMich module materials and IES Fractions Practice Guide).
- Collecting student data - fractions content knowledge
- Intermediate level mathematics teachers (3-5) will be pre-/post-tested on fractions content knowledge; a reflection survey will be administered (focus on content/pedagogy)
- Frederick County
- Meeting on Nov. 29; equipment has been distributed.
- Discussions about the timeline and expectations (re: the use of the Livescribe pen, FlipVideo and MovieMaker software) have taken place
- Three-layered approach: work with students teachers, proficient use of tools, and bank of resources to support the CCSS
- Staff have been writing in of reflective journals
- Carroll County
- Surveyed teachers involved in differentiated projects about their Common Core Standards awareness. Teachers will design rigorous mathematical tasks focusing on CCSS/SC topics.
- Received in-house and outside training on Livescribe pens; showing student examples that focus on misconceptions, student understanding, representation, communication, etc. Also collecting video clips.
- Sorting the samples and posting on the CCPSS Intranet.
- Supporting teacher capacity of understanding Standards for Mathematical Practice.
2:00 Planning for June (or earlier) Professional Development days
- Focus
- Updates on technological tools; Kelly Hammond (and tech leaders in CCPSS) and Julie Wray (HCPSS)
- Issues surrounding feeling "overloaded" re: daily roles/responsibilities
- Opportunities to share ideas, frustrations, and issues impacting our work
- "Supporting" our work; teacher satisfaction surveys; ems&tl could make an instrument available to survey staff within/across districts
- Speakers
- YOUR involvement - bring indicators related to supporting the Standards for Mathematical Practice
2:30 Sharing – by County
3:00 Next Steps
- ems&tl Projet – AMTE in January 2011 (Comparison of state certifications), NCTM Annual 9Indy) - Common Core focused
- Our Next meeting – January 14, 2011
- On your calendar
- Next, next meeting – March 18, 2011
- NCSM/NCTM – April 11-16, 2011
- ems&tl Summer PD – large group (all specialist/leaders) - June 2-3 and 9-10
3:30 Final questions, comments?
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