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Mrs. Hairston's FACS Class: I Survived!
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Mrs Hairston's FACS Class. Family and Consumer Sciences at Monticello High School. Tuesday, November 16, 2010. Okay – I can breathe a sigh of relief. I survived my first TAT visit! For you non-CTE people, let me explain. First, CTE stands for Career and Technical Education. Besides having all the rules and guidelines of the Education department, I’m under CTE. Every five years every program goes through a TAT visit or Tactical Assist Team visit. Today was the day! I was scared to death! Brian, Amber, Log...
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Mrs. Hairston's FACS Class: August 2010
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Mrs Hairston's FACS Class. Family and Consumer Sciences at Monticello High School. Sunday, August 29, 2010. This picture pretty much sums up my life. I'm married to a wonderful man named Brian and we have two amazing boys Logan, 5, and Luke, 2. Logan just started Kindergarten and is loving it! I teach Family and Consumer Sciences at Monticello High School. I love it! That pretty much gives you an in dept look into where I've been! Now, I hope you enjoy the looking into my classroom. Welcome to my class!
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Mrs. Hairston's FACS Class: Acorn People
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Mrs Hairston's FACS Class. Family and Consumer Sciences at Monticello High School. Saturday, November 13, 2010. My Orientation to Teaching class has a unit on diversity. During that unit I read aloud to the class. I love the book Acorn People. By Ron Jones is a wonderful story about a boy that works at a summer camp. When he signed up to work at the camp, he envisioned hikes through the woods and lazy afternoon by the pool. Is a really good book. Mrs Hairston's FACS Class. Mrs Hairston's FACS Class.
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Mrs. Hairston's FACS Class: My Classroom
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Mrs Hairston's FACS Class. Family and Consumer Sciences at Monticello High School. Wednesday, September 29, 2010. Just wanted to share a few pictures from my classroom. There is still some work to be done, but it's starting to come together. My student create my "Word Wall". They must write the word, copy the definition, reword the definition in their own words, and draw/find a picture to illustrate the vocab word. Mrs Hairston's FACS Class. Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment. Mrs Chaney...
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Mrs. Hairston's FACS Class: End of the first 9 weeks
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Mrs Hairston's FACS Class. Family and Consumer Sciences at Monticello High School. Sunday, October 17, 2010. End of the first 9 weeks. I've survived the first nine weeks! And since we are on block and I teach two "semester" classes, I have finished up two classes! I am finished with Food and Nutrition and Child Development. My students did well on the End of Course test. Arkansas CTE has set a goal of 70% of our classes scoring 70% or better on the test. 70% is considered proficient. I’m so excited!
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Megan B. Prescott: I, Tituba, The Black Witch of Salem
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Literacy Across the Curriculum Blog. Wednesday, December 1, 2010. I, Tituba, The Black Witch of Salem. I,TITUBA, THE BLACK WITCH OF SALEM. I, Tituba the Black Witch of Salem. Moi, Tituba Socriere. Is the story of a woman sold into slavery during the 17th century. She ends up being owned by a family in the infamous Salem, MA. She is accused of witchcraft and tried, the worst part is she only ever used her powers to help people, at first. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.
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Mrs. Hairston's FACS Class: Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America
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Mrs Hairston's FACS Class. Family and Consumer Sciences at Monticello High School. Wednesday, November 17, 2010. Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America. Oh my goodness . . . being a mom of two boys, a wife, figuring out how to teach and manage a classroom, completing all the required paperwork of being a teacher, serving as the Parent Coordinator for the High School and college classes are enough to keep a person plenty busy! I love kids, competition, leadership and trips. The students will hav...
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Daniel Moose's Classroom: A Modest Proposal by Jonathan Swift
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Wednesday, December 1, 2010. A Modest Proposal by Jonathan Swift. Although it is a short essay and not a book, I am still including a review of "A Modest Proposal" by Jonathan Swift. Posted by Daniel Moose. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Hound of the Baskervilles by Sir Arthur Conan . A Modest Proposal by Jonathan Swift. The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde. Religious Diversity in the Classroom. Amanda's Journey to Education. Hoping to Change the World. Lathan's Thoughts on Teaching.
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Daniel Moose's Classroom: Censorship
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Wednesday, December 1, 2010. Community and Junior College Libraries, v15 n2 2009. 8220;To Read or Not to Read: Understanding Book Censorship.” pp. 83-90. Connelly, Deborah S. In her article, “To Read or Not to Read: Understanding Book Censorship,” Deborah S. Connelly discusses the issue of book censorship as it applies to students. Book censorship, she says, citing Carol Mullally’s article “Banned Books: Overview” in the January 2007 issue of Libraries and First Amendment Issues. 8226; Publishers, librar...
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Daniel Moose's Classroom: Firsthand Example
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Wednesday, December 1, 2010. Yesterday, I subbed a half-day pm for a Special Ed teacher. Her afternoon consisted of four inclusion classrooms. Besides the fact that this meant that I did not have to do anything to earn my meager pay, I really enjoyed filling in for her because I got to observe three different teachers. A: cilia and flagella." In the end, each student had ten questions, one from each section. Posted by Daniel Moose. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Modest Proposal by Jonathan Swift.
