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Looking Back, Looking Ahead - Summer PD 2021: Video Index

 

Thank you for choosing to participate in Looking Back, Looking Ahead: Reflecting on Teaching During a Pandemic. We are thrilled that you decided to be part of this virtual PD experience!

  • Sessions: Videos will be available for asynchronous viewing from July 1-July 30 on this Looking Back, Looking Ahead PD Portal. To complete this professional development you must watch 6 videos.
  • Reflections: You must complete a separate reflection form after watching each video. When complete, you will have submitted 6 reflection formsAccess the reflection form here.
  • Timesheets: You will earn three hours at the curriculum rate. Track your hours using this timesheet—make sure they add up to three hours. For type of work, please note “Looking Back, Looking Ahead.”  Please email your signed timesheet to Patrick Glazik (pglazik@jsmorton.org) by August 3

If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact Patrick Glazik (pglazik@jsmorton.org) or Sarah Lorraine (slorraine@jsmorton.org). The library team wants this to be an enjoyable, seamless experience for you.

Thank you, again, for your participation!

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Video Title
Creator(s)
Content Area
Globally Connecting Students through Flipgrid
Kathy Abdul
Natalie Perejda
Language Arts
Using Project Based Learning to Introduce Social Justice Topics
Berenice Peralta
Libby Comeau
Language Arts
Looking Back and Looking Ahead in Integrated Math Class: Creating Opportunities to Use Measurement Tools for Exploration and Discovery
Jim Dobrazanski
Math
Characterization and Symbolism: Using Art to Promote Thinking
Missy Donahue
Natalie Perejda
Language Arts
OneNote: My Essential Tool in Electronic Organization and Communication 
Kyle Fitzmyer 
Language Arts
Curating World History: Exploring Land-based Empires 
Peg Frigo
Jackie Braniff
Natalie Perejda
Social Studies
Edpuzzle in the Classroom
Jessica Herrera
CTE
Poetic Form Extravaganza: A Different Way to Use Teams
Christian Hewelt
Language Arts
Storytelling in the Target Language
Vivian Huang
Modern Language
Using Book Creator for Assessment 
Avery Jackson
Science
Creating Virtual Escape Rooms
Zachary Kieffer
Math
Project Based Learning
Nina Metzger
Sophia Fardi
Carol Medrano
Language Arts
Teaching WITH Trauma and Social Emotional Learning: Integrating SEL and Trauma Responsive Learning into Your Curriculum
Jeremy Robinson
Language Arts
Using Children's Books to Teach Literary Analysis: Creating Opportunity for Analysis and Language Practice That Foster Student Engagement 
Joel Ruvalcaba
Language Arts
Relaxation Techniques for Stress Relief
Lindsey Rymark
Special Education
A Tech Tutorial Using WeVideo
Angel Samata
Language Arts 
GoFormative for Managing Long Projects
Mark Sujak
Language Arts
Using Canva for Virtual Presentations and Literacy 
Dan Tondelli
Antonella Palazzolo
Language Arts 
Providing a Place for Student Discourse: Creating Opportunity for Reflection and Language Practice
David Wadron
Mary Burke
ELL Language Arts
Preparing Students for Reassessment with GoFormative
Erin Warskow
Benjamin Dobes
Math
Ignite Your Passion: Elevating Student Learning through Passion Projects
Carolyn Wittersheim
Lynn Kaniff
Language Arts
Digitize Your Unit
Carolyn Wittersheim
Constandina Loumakis
Science
Academic Discussion in the Era of Covid-19: Enlightenment Enlight-O-Gram
Eileen McCormack
Mary Burke
Social Studies
Using Creativity to Showcase Learning: A Re-imagined Science Exam Using Book Creator
Karen Klafeta
Mary Burke
Science
Social Justice Persuasive/Argumentative Writing Unit
Manuella Navarro
Omar Sanchez
Language Arts
Vivir en Colores: Building a Culture of SEL Using Tuti Furlán
Kamila Zaremba
ELL Language Arts
Using Storyboard That
Kamila Zaremba
ELL Language Arts
Using Parlay Discussions to Create Meaningful Student-led Learning
Mirella Borjon Padilla
Modern Language
Global Perspectives in Our Classrooms
Sofia Gonzalez
Language Arts
Converting In Person Projects to Digital Projects
Dulcinea Garcia
Modern Language