Advisory Lessons - Google Classroom Join Code - zlyvq6i

Default Assignments:

Default Assignments are designed to be accessed autonomously. In conjunction with daily parameters, default assignments fit into a tier of priority. For example, labs need to be completed first, but then you may move onto other continuous activities. These continuous activities often result in some sort of micro or full certification. These assignments will always allow for differentiation and individualized pace.

Examples: Brain Buffet, Free Code Camp, Code.org, Virtual Reality Options & Pluralsight

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Side Quests:

Assignments of the Students choosing. Many of our side quests were acquired by working on our own classroom, CTE competitions, field trips and configuring our tech shop. But… you don’t have to look far to find a project a student is interested in and will benefit the greater good!

More Examples:

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Daily Accountability:

Actual activity which takes place on any given day is archived in their WIDT section or “What I did today section”.   In this daily log students have an opportunity to provide a lot of right answers. The key is to front load priority expectations. 

On a day a student may be away from the classroom they are asked to:

  1.  Verify they have checked into the daily parameters [EXAMPLE https://engr1.mrsmoore.org/lesson-plans/spring-wk4-monday/ and hyper link the classroom expectations to verify they know what content they may have missed.
  2.  Share a plan to get caught up
  3.  Optional: The student may choose to share why they were away. Often this will help in building a stronger relationship with the student

Keep things positive.  “Each day you get to share out all the great thing you are working on!”

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