This document is my employee handbook for our SBE, the Eagles' Nest.
This free resource is a great resource for students to practice music theory and ear training exercises. The exercises include: For Ear Training Intervals, Notes, Chords, Scales, Melodies (Rhythmic Dictation), and Jazz (Key Ear Training). For Music Theory: Intervals, Reading, Key Signatures, Scales, Chords, Harmonic Funtions, Transposing Instruments, and Jazz.
This is the world's largest site for arts integration and STEAM in K-12 education. Contains standards-aligned lesson plans, free printables, online courses, certification and conferences for professional development credit. They cover arts integration, advocacy, research, assessment, classroom management, curriculum, organization, PBL and the arts and classroom strategies.
AbstractBackground: Oscillation and pulmonary expansion (OPE) therapy can decrease postoperative pulmonary complications in a general surgical population, but its effect after cardiac surgery has not been reported, to our knowledge. We hypothesized that using an OPE device after cardiac surgery before extubation would decrease pulmonary complications.
Tutorial explains how to send email messages to communicate
Mealtimes are a naturally occurring routine in young children’s lives and typically occur a few times each day. Here are some ideas to encourage embracing the many opportunities for math learning during mealtimes.
Article describes employee rights in the workplace
This website is a list of threatened & endangered species of Wisconsin. You will be able to determine how to identify these species and find out about their habitat, breeding, and sounds.
This resource provides all of the resources that accompany the Engaged Educators Coalition's "Selecting Learner-Centered Resources" Webinar Five.
This resource provides all of the resources that accompany the Engaged Educators Coalition's "Selecting Learner-Centered Resources" Webinar Seven.
This resource provides all of the resources that accompany the Engaged Educators Coalition's "Selecting Learner-Centered Resources" Webinar Six.
This resource contains a lesson plan that aims to review conditional forms, review useful verbs related to enviornment, and discuss problems and solutions for enviornmental issues. This resource has warm-up, activities, homework, worksheets and there are options of socially distanced classrooms.
This website by MedicalMutual Insurance Company of Maine provides an example environmental safety plan for a healthcare setting, which includes equipment safety, medication safety, infection control, fire safety, electrical safety, and more. In order to “evaluate” these environmental safety practices, students can reflect on their own experiences being in a healthcare setting as a patient, volunteer, employee, visitor, or student; they can recall which of these environmental safety practices they saw in action and how effective they were. For example, the student may have seen a “no smoking” sign or a properly labeled sharps container. The goal of this activity is to help students become familiar with recognizing and assessing environmental safety in healthcare.
This resource provides a comprehensive exploration of Environmental Science, addressing both natural and human-induced environmental factors. It begins with foundational concepts in Chapter 1, offering an introduction to the field of Environmental Science. Subsequent chapters delve into the physical, chemical, and biological components of the environment, including topics like population dynamics, community ecology, and ecosystem interactions. The book covers the intricate relationships within biomes and the importance of biodiversity, while also addressing critical environmental issues such as pollution, climate change, and energy use. Chapters on non-renewable and renewable energy sources explore sustainable alternatives, while tools for environmental analysis, evaluation, and management provide practical approaches for addressing ecological challenges. Concluding with a focus on sustainability, this resource serves as an essential guide for understanding and managing environmental issues in a rapidly changing world.
Addressing equity in the Academic and Career Planning (ACP) process goes beyond offering a
scope and sequence of ACP activities that are available to all students. It’s important that you
meet the needs of each learner. Every child will approach the ACP process differently and will
require an individualized level of support to be successful.
Therefore, it’s essential that school leaders responsible for implementing ACP explore equity
issues. The following are short activities that can help ACP or career readiness teams and leaders
encourage their own stakeholders to learn more about what equity means, how to explore who
they are, what beliefs and assumptions they hold, identify their values, and consider how all of this
can impact the learners and families they serve. The goal of each activity is to help educators learn
a little more about their students and themselves and to leave with one simple action step to
improve equity within their district.
The moral example set by leaders has a major impact upon the behavior of their subordinates, both good and bad, ethical and unethical. Despite their career success, leaders may be particularly vulnerable to ethical lapses. This resource includes a video, discussion questions, case studies, teaching notes, and links to additional resources.
This video provides guidance as to how leaders can create a workplace culture that encourages ethical behavior by employees. It also includes case studies, teaching notes, and additional resources focused on ethical leadership.
This educator resource provides insight on how to build upon student understanding by using real life objects and examples in order to better understand area and perimeter.
Four-year study that looked at the impact of a program called Reading Recovery.
The program trains teachers on how to administer Reading Recovery to 1st graders and found that it was effective at raising reading scores, and that generally, intensive early literacy intervention is effective.
This video demonstrates the use of both relative and absolute cell references in Excel, applies their use to formulas, and shows how to fill the formulas into adjacent cells.