Now that you have ideas about books, I need a little more information. I need the information from one person from each team (give me the name of your Learning Team as well):
Title of text
Author(s) of the text
Number of copies for each member of your team
Keep this response simple so I won't get confused. Remember, we may have as many different texts as we do teams - that's okay.
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"Seventh Seekers" aka seventh grade like the book jas has. I believe it was used by J Logan. I can't remember the name but it was reader friendly with bullets. We like simple. Perhaps when jas blogs again, he can share the name for others to see. I have a question. Do we just meet and discuss when it is good for our groups or do we have specific times that we are to meet? I know it is hard to believe but my ADD or lack of attention causes me to miss important details sometimes (like the name of the book).
Is anyone familiar with the book entitled, Whatever it takes: How Professional Learning Communities Respond When Kids Don't Learn? Would this book be a good choice?
Yeah! I found out the name: Schools as Professional Learning Communities by Roberts and Pruitt. Small and reader friendly. Also has website references. Is anyone else interested in this book? Seventh Seekers
2nd grade and our two high jackers would like 11 copies of Schools as Professional learning Communities: Collaborative Activities and Strategies for Professional Devlopement by Roberts and Pruitt.
The EC PLM Team would like to read Schools as Professional Learning Communities:Collaborative Activities and Strategies for Professional Development by Sylvia Roberts and Eunice Z. Pruitt. Our team has seven members.
Team 747 (sixth grade) would like Professional Learning Communities: Collaborative Activities and Strategies for professional development. This is the same as second grade.It looks to be simple and too the point.
Preschool likes the book about Hands on learning. It is more pertinent to our age group than some of the others listed. Sorry, but we don't know the author - this was mentioned by another group during the first meeting...
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"Seventh Seekers" aka seventh grade like the book jas has. I believe it was used by J Logan. I can't remember the name but it was reader friendly with bullets. We like simple. Perhaps when jas blogs again, he can share the name for others to see. I have a question. Do we just meet and discuss when it is good for our groups or do we have specific times that we are to meet? I know it is hard to believe but my ADD or lack of attention causes me to miss important details sometimes (like the name of the book).
Is anyone familiar with the book entitled, Whatever it takes: How Professional Learning Communities Respond When Kids Don't Learn? Would this book be a good choice?
5th grade also likes the idea of a reader-friendly book. We would like to know the name of the book
7th grade is referring to also.
Yeah! I found out the name: Schools as Professional Learning Communities by Roberts and Pruitt. Small and reader friendly. Also has website references. Is anyone else interested in this book? Seventh Seekers
2nd grade and our two high jackers would like 11 copies of Schools as Professional learning Communities: Collaborative Activities and Strategies for Professional Devlopement by Roberts and Pruitt.
The Third Grade team would like to use:
"Teacher Teams That Get Results: 61 Strategies for Sustaining and Renewing Professional Learning Communities"
by Gayle H. Gregory, Lin Kuzmich
The EC PLM Team would like to read Schools as Professional Learning Communities:Collaborative Activities and Strategies for Professional Development by Sylvia Roberts and Eunice Z. Pruitt. Our team has seven members.
Team 747 (sixth grade) would like Professional Learning Communities: Collaborative Activities and Strategies for professional development. This is the same as second grade.It looks to be simple and too the point.
Preschool likes the book about Hands on learning. It is more pertinent to our age group than some of the others listed. Sorry, but we don't know the author - this was mentioned by another group during the first meeting...
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