We are beginning the process of implementing Professional Learning Communities, which we are calling our Learning Teams, at YES. Much of what we do will be blogged so that we can share our ideas, questions, and learning in a manner consistent with 21st century learning. We will make time to meet face to face as we see the need. Remember, we are building this plane while it is in the air - and I don't have many answers for you. But, as you have shown me before, there is a great deal of learning we can do together.
I, and others, will post questions for our consideration and response. We learn when we use questions to find new questions, so read, consider, reflect, write, and participate. Please remember, this is a public blog and can be viewed by anyone. We should not use any proper names or any references that would violate anyone's privacy.
Enjoy this new and different way of learning. Jas
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team 747 taxiing down the runway are we clear for take off?
Your guess is as good as mine.
Our plane can't take off. We have flat tires! Help!!!
As teachers, we really need to be open to all modes of transportation (atyles of learning).
Whew! I finally made it!
The Wheels On the Bus Go Round and Round...Preschool has arrived!!
Well, we're here. We brought some of our teammates time into a new world! Kicking and screaming comes to mind! But we're here!
Third Grade PLC: Air Force Three has arrived! :) Clear the runway....we may be in learning cottages but we fly first class! :)
Seventh grade is ready and open-minded.
The second grade team has taken off...however we have been hijacked by two PE teachers....but we still BELIEVE.
Finally, I have a name.
SASSI+ONE has completed our maiden flight with minimal casualties. We experienced only mild turbulence mid-flight as our school-community discussion turned to our recent rodent infestation, and the subsequent barbaric capture, torture, and murder of those poor lost creatures. Tears were shed, but minimal altitude was lost. We would like to respectfully leave an option on the table for Rodent Abuse Prevention Education for anyone involved with these tragic deaths.
SASSI+ONE has declared our flight as a success and approve our next flight as scheduling (or Dr Sheek) allows. Everyone seemed to leave on a positive note, with our heads still slightly up in the clouds.
This is such a clever group of people!! I am glad I get to be a part of your school this year!!
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