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Student Learning Experiences

Each learning experience builds on the work of our learning community. When we post a learning experience in our public incubator, we acknowledge the development effort that helped inform the design process that resulted in the birth of a new learning experience. At this stage of development the author participates in a peer review process, and warm and cool feedback are posted in the Comments section of the learning experience. At the author’s discretion, a collegial circle is formed and a rigorous administrative process is initiated, to explore the potential of developing the learning experience into an exemplar, to inform the development of new and existing learning experiences.

Our On-line Public Incubator ("Fishbowl") currently includes the learning experience posted below;
(To date we do not have a learning experience that has completed our administrative review process.)

Ellen Aquino

"Veteran's Day Letters" and Educational Philosophy
(ELA - 2004)

The purpose for the Veteran's Day holiday and the manner in which it is celebrated form the framework for this lesson, though letter- and writing-practice remain the goals.

Morgan Kinne

"SOAR into a New School Year"
(ELA - 12/06)

The purpose of this learning experience is to help students develop an appreciation for poetry and improve their ability to remember factual information. While doing so, students develop self-monitoring, study and organizational skills.

Jill Gangloff

"Aborigine Culture in Australia"
(Social Studies - 12/07)

The purpose of this learning experience is to inform students about traditions, beliefs, values, accomplishments and contributions of the Aborigine culture in Australia.

Elizabeth Sobieraj

"Vertical Dot Addition"
(Math - 12/07)

The purpose of this learning experience is to assess and instruct students' ability to apply and communicate the basic addition skills and strategies to write and solve vertical addition problems

Melicia Edwards

"My Favorite Community Worker"
(ELA - 5/08) Level: Kindergarten

The purpose of this learning experience is to have the students write a sentence about a community worker and to have the students draw a picture of a community worker to match their sentence.

Leslie Settlecowski

"Exploring Friendship"
(ELA - 5/08) Level: Kindergarten

The purpose of this learning experience is to assess students’ knowledge of friendship, and learn how to make friends and be friends.

Kathleen Coogan

"Measuring Sense"
(Math - 5/08) Level: Elementary

The purpose of this learning experience is to evaluate the students’ understanding of the use of measurement units and tools to measure specified objects.

Larissa Gramza

"Mastering Main Idea"
(ELA - 5/08) Level: Elementary

The purpose of this learning experience is to have students become more fluent and effective readers by gaining a better knowledge and understanding of main idea and supporting details.

Caitlin Marascalchi

"Temperature"
(Math - 5/08) Level: Elementary, Grade 3/4

The purpose of this learning experience is to teach about temperature and thermometers.

Amy Stewart

"Discovering Jane Goodall"
(ELA - 5/08) Level: Elementary, Grade 2

The purpose of this learning experience is to assess a student's ability to listen and take notes using a graphic organizer, as information is being read aloud by the teacher. Also, to assess the student's ability to take notes, and create a piece of writing where he/she states the main idea and uses supporting details/facts.

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