81. Teaching Program - Date Last Updated: 08/25/2004 The goals of the MEDAL Art and Science of Teaching program are to skills assessment, personal goalsetting exercises, and a survival simulation. http://www.med.wisc.edu/education/medal/teaching.php

Home Education Research Patient Care ... Teaching Program Teaching Program The MEDAL Art and Science of Teaching program consists of nine modules presented over the academic year. Each module includes preparatory activities, monthly interactive seminars, and work on individual projects. Completion of the program yields a certificate of achievement. Goals The goals of the MEDAL Art and Science of Teaching program are to: Focus on improving teaching skills through interactive seminars, assingments, and an individual project. Explore topics and educational principles that prepare learners to work effectively in evolving medical care systems. Program Topics MEDAL teaching has a core curriculum with individual projects. Seminars meet one Tuesday afternoon per month from 1:00-5:00 p.m. Topics will include: Teaching, Adult Learning and Medicine Instructional Planning Teaching and Learning Methods Presentation Skills Development and Use of Teaching Media Assessing Students and Writing Test Items Evaluating Students and Giving Feedback Medical Education Day Evaluating and Documenting Your Teaching Workshops September 18, 2003

82. Goal Achievement Guaranteed By The Power Of Focus On The Qualities Stop setting goals goal achievement personal goal setting becomes goal I’ve been doing this myself and teaching it to those in my immediate life http://www.godqualities.com/

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83. Setting ESL Class Objectives - ESL Teaching Objectives Meeting Students Learning Point 3 Understanding the desired language proficiency goal is probably one of teaching adult learners, as there are generally no state imposed goals. http://esl.about.com/library/weekly/aa010700a.htm

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84. Washington MESA -- Mathematics Engineering Science Achievement goalsetting for Success. Irene Gonzales, Executive Director of Teaching and Learning Services for District 81, served as an inspiring keynote speaker. http://www.washingtonmesa.org/act_Main.cfm?act=53&mID=153

85. GOAL SETTING AND MONITORING SHEET Please note the areas of your teaching practice which you will address during the Your goals are to be selected from Charlotte Danielson’s domains/vital http://www.acsu.k12.vt.us/SupvEval/Forms.htm

ACSU Differentiated Teacher Supervision and Evaluation System PROFESSIONAL GOALS (Due on or before September 15) Teacher Name: School: Phase: Date: Please note the areas of your teaching practice which you will address during the school year, and the professional development activities you are pursuing related to your goals. Your goals are to be selected from Charlotte Danielson’s domains/vital areas stated in the ACSU Supervision/Evaluation system. The most important impact of professional growth should be the improvement of student performance, so your goals should focus on the improvement of practice which will lead to enhanced student learning. (NOTE: Teachers are encouraged to integrate the indicators in the four Vital Areas with the development of their Independent Professional Development Plans.) Professional Goal Statement (one per sheet): Domain/Vital Area: Component(s)/Competency(ies): Element(s)/Indicator(s): State specific steps and time line for successful achievement of this professional goal Resources/Support Required Indicators of Progress and/or Evidence of Improved Performance Administrator’s Signature: Date: cc: Teacher Immediate Supervisor ACSU Differentiated Teacher Supervision and Evaluation System SELF-DIRECTED GROWTH PHASE Years 1 - 3 (Due on or before February 15) Mid-year teacher self-assessment form Teacher Name:_ School: Date: Teaching Assignment: Below is a brief description of my progress toward meeting this year’s goals.

86. Vol 31 No 2, April - June 1993 Page 14 goal setting. “There is an old rule in theatre that, when the house lights go Cooperative goal structure. English Language Teaching Journal, 42, 2, pp. http://exchanges.state.gov/forum/vols/vol31/no2/p14.htm

Vol 31 No 2, April - June 1993 Page 14 PREVIOUS CONTENTS SEARCH NEXT Teaching Young Learners by Kerstin Klein Teaching young learners is different from teaching adults. Young children tend to change their mood every other minute, and they find it extremely difficult to sit still. On the other hand, they show a greater motivation than adults to do things that appeal to them. Since it is almost impossible to cater to the interests of about 25 young individuals, the teacher has to be inventive in selecting interesting activities, and must provide a great variety of them. My teaching approach is neither purely communicative nor audiolingual (AL); it also involves features of total physical response (TPR), which is particularly appropriate for young children. I do not consider any of the abovementioned approaches sufficient of itself to bring about a high degree of language proficiency in the learner. The goal is to achieve communicative competence, but the manner of teaching includes audiolingual features, such as choral/single drills, and activities deriving from TPR. The lesson I will describe is designed for eight- to ten-year-olds at the beginning level. The topic of the unit is Everyday Life. The learners must describe their day and what is going on at home at certain times. The grammatical focus is on the present tenses (simple and continuous). As the present continuous does not exist as a tense form in the students’ native language (German), the teacher must make the time reference very clear to them. The present continuous has several functions, but, since the new form is challenging enough, we will stick to the present time reference and will focus only on action in process. The structural pattern of the verb is also new. In order to automatise it several drills are necessary.

87. College Of Arts Sciences SEE APPENDIX I Faculty goal setting and Evaluation Form TEACHING goalS (40 70%) PROFESSIONAL GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT goalS (20 - 40%) http://www.as.westga.edu/default.aspx?tabid=8

88. Teaching And Learning resources Teaching Learning Term and Lesson Planning Pupil goal setting Techniques. Pupil goal setting Techniques. Who is this most useful for? http://www.remodelling.org/directory/teach_learn.php?mlg3=2&mlg4=9&unitID=9

89. A To Z Teacher Stuff Forums - Goal Setting Discussion forums for teachers to interact and share ideas about education, classroom management, teaching strategies, CSET, and more! http://forums.atozteacherstuff.com/showthread.php?threadid=11814

90. Teaching Philosophy And Curriculum The synthesis of theory and practice is the goal of studio work and of Central to the educational experience is group work in a studio setting, http://www.mcgill.ca/urbanplanning/teaching/

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91. Center For Teaching And Learning, Western Kentucky University We should be aware of our own implicit needs in teaching. Set class goals, acknowledge when each goal is achieved, and help students set goals for http://www.wku.edu/Dept/Support/AcadAffairs/CTL/tips/tips31.htm

Goal Setting within the Classroom Tip Sheet No. 31 by Patty Randolph, Psychology from the CTL Workshop presented February 25, 1997 1. We should be aware of our own implicit needs in teaching. These needs drive our abilities to set and achieve realistic goals for students. Evaluate what you fear most in teaching, what you enjoy most in teaching, and what you want from teaching 2. Set class goals, acknowledge when each goal is achieved, and help students set goals for themselves. When students reach goals, recognize their accomplishments. 3. Tell your students as they reach objectives and goals of the course. 4. Be fair, clear, and consistent in your goals and your requests. 5. Learn from your mistakes. 6. If we love something, our joy can be infectious and may spur our students. They will remember it if you teach it with love. For more information about this workshop, contact the CTL staff or any of the following individuals who attended: Lou-Ann Crouther, Angela Gonzalez, Penny Papangelis, Lisa Rexroat, or Shelby Scruggs. FaCET Home Workshops Teaching Funds Teaching Tools ... WKU This website is in compliance with Section 508 and W3C Priority-I guidelines.

92. Back To School The following documents are available for abcteach members setting Achieving Goals (multiage mini-unit), This is a great way of involving parents and http://www.abcteach.com/directory/theme_units/month_to_month/h_august/back_to_sc

Member Log In Worksheets abctools Membership Popular: Month to Month ABC Activities Rain Forest Teaching Extras ... Portfolios a b c teach directory Home Theme Units Month to Month H. August Back to School Back to School Item Description All About Me! [member-created document] Apple Poem Form Backpack Bar Graph (create): Classmates Bar Graph (create): Classmates pdf version Boy Pattern Classmates Survey Fall Poem Favorite Book ... First Day of School Member created document Girl Pattern Handwriting Sample Cursive D'Nealian Homework/Study Plan I am a Star Info Circle Manuscript - D'Nealian (Handwriting sample) Page with lines to practice handwriting. My Goals Name Mobile Name Poem Name Project ... Welcome Back to School note The following documents are available for a b c teach members members.abcteach.com items log in learn more Item Description All About Me! "All About Me" This twelve-page unit helps students express their interests and goals. Crossword: School Fun 1 DOWN: what you write on Aleesha and Allison Go to School Back to School Survey (Intermediate) Have your students write about themselves,their interests, and goals. Back to School Word Strips Words with pictures.

93. Teaching Students How To Set Goals Tips to help build character and positive relationships between students and teachers. http://www.inspiringteachers.com/tips/character/goals.html

Tips For Teaching Kids Goal Setting Home Web Page Members Login Catalog E-books ... Contact Us Check these Out! C-SPAN-Classroom Math Goodies Bad Wolf Press Edhelper From the article, " Goal-Setting for Beginners: Teaching Your Child the Basics for Success Consider the following ideas when discussing the basics of goal-setting and the value of "follow-through" with your child: Success breeds success. Encourage your child to set goals that she can accomplish. Achieving short-term goals eventually leads to success in pursuing long-term goals, particularly as children mature. Emphasize the importance of achieving each step in the goal ladder, rather than focusing on just the final realization of the goal. Encourage your child to set self-motivated goals. Children work harder to accomplish goals that matter to them. And while rewards are nice, the best gift your child can give himself is the satisfaction of a job well done. Develop Your Own Goal-Setting Model Use the following suggestions to create your own goal-setting model that can help your child learn about setting and achieving goals: Help your child set short-term goals.

94. Chapter 5: Teaching Every Student TOC: Information & Ideas CAST Teaching Every Student. Main Menu Chapter 5 Using UDL to Set Clear Goals. In this chapter, you will learn how UDL can help resolve the apparent http://www.cast.org/teachingeverystudent/ideas/tes/chapter5.cfm

TES Teaching Every Student TOC Chapter 5 You are not logged in - Login MyTES Login, register or find out more about MyTES Chapter 5 Sections Introduction Common Standards, Diverse Student Needs Applying UDL to Separate Goals from Methods Applying UDL to Reframe Standards as Clear Classroom Goals ... The Value of UDL in Goal Setting Choose view of chapter: Summary Concept Map Full Content Universal Learning Edition Chapter 5: Using UDL to Set Clear Goals In this chapter, you will learn how UDL can help resolve the apparent contradiction between standards and student diversity when setting goals for students. Concept Map: Click image to enlarge Key Ideas: Brain research supports the idea that clear goals are essential for learning, but teachers often lack clear goals for students, in part because our reliance on traditional, fixed media leads us to believe there is only one path to learning. We can apply what we know about the three brain networks and the nature of new media to separate goals from the means for achieving them, interpret standards for particular classrooms, and derive

95. Download Depot Of Free Teaching Materials, Teaching Today, Glencoe Online Teaching Today compliments the subject areas Web sites of the Glencoe Division at Set the tone for daily learning by establishing educational goals and http://www.glencoe.com/sec/teachingtoday/downloaddepot.phtml

Teaching Today publishes innovative teaching tips on a weekly basis. Written with the busy teacher in mind, each tip is concise, practical and easy to implement in the classroom right away. Topics covered in Teaching Today are classroom management, career development, high stakes testing, instruction and planning, parental involvement, reading in the content areas, using technology in the classroom, and portfolio development. Teaching Today also offers free weekly downloads that correspond to the tips. Our free downloads make implementing the teaching tips even easier. Teaching Today provides educational resources for teachers looking for everyday solutions to the challenges of the classroom. Week of September 19, 2005 The Download Depot features free, easy-to-use materials that you can download and use in your classroom today. Each material has been designed with the busy teacher in mind. Check back often! We add new materials to the Depot every week throughout the school year. Need help downloading? Click here.

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