Sticks in a Bundle
Awesome Assessment
Differentiation
Tasks & Expectations
Behaviour
100

You should do this if students will be staying in your class after the bell rings.

Communicate with the next teacher to let them know.

100

This is where you will find the breakdown of marks by term for all courses.

HUBS Grading Policy

100

When learners construct responses and there are a variety of correct solutions, it is called "this". 

Authentic Assessment

100

Nicole will do this beginning at 10 a.m. on Saturday.

Judge the Most Welcoming Classroom contest.

100

Students who are exhibiting behaviours that prevent them (and others) from learning need to have this.

Action Plan

200

Teachers need to do these two things at 6:35 a.m. if they teach a first block class

Open the door and stay to welcome/supervise students.

200

These are used to record assessment dates and monitor student work load.

Class Assessment Calendars

200

Sahl prefers this learning style when he is asked to build something.

Auditory

200

These are due to Charmaine by September 7 at the latest.

Three Emergency Plans

200

This is used to communicate a daily behaviour report to parents of at-risk students.

Behaviour Book

300

Teachers in first block classes must submit attendance by this time.

7:05 a.m.

300

One way teachers can proactively prevent students cheating on a test is "this".

Create multiple versions of the same test.

Separate the desks.

Actively supervise the students.

300

If students are given a variety of options for a project, this is called differentiation of "this".

Product

300

Teachers will need student email addresses for these.

Google Classrooms

300

An effective way to quickly change a students behaviour is to do "this".

Contact parents

400

Students should not be in the halls during class time without one of these two things.

Golden Ticket (hall pass) or toilet lanyard.

400

The lowest "rung" of Bloom's Taxonomy is "this".

Remember

400

When putting students into partner or small groups, it is important to make sure that this does NOT happen.

Make a student feel excluded or left out.

400

These contain the scope and sequence of each course and are updated at the end of the Unit or term.

Unit Plans

400

Students who have a set plan may be sent here if they are unable to be successful in class.

Reflection Room

500

A teacher should ask students to do this at the end of every class.

Tidy the classroom for the next teacher/class coming in.

500

This is the main goal of the PLC.

Monitoring student progress.

500

Name TWO of the challenges that we face in our section that we will work together to overcome.

Large Class Sizes/ Range of English Language Ability Levels/ Classroom Management/ Range of Independence Levels/ Motivational Factors/Maturity Levels/ Ownership for Student Learning/Distraction of Technology

500

These are stored directly in the shared folders each week.

Weekly Lesson Plans (Resources and Assessments also)

500

The 3 A's of Self-Defence that can also be applied to effective classroom management are these.

Awareness

Avoidance

Action