Seeing is Beleiving: Shining Stars on The Horizon

Monday, December 3, 2007

Shining Stars on The Horizon

People have different motivations to do things; some may be attracted by the expected results of their work, some enjoy the work and out of enjoyment, others feel compelled to do what they do. however, there are others that are driven by unknown forces that make them tirelessly pursue their objectives and won't stop until they accomplish or are prevented from reaching their gaol. which ever group you may see yourself in, it is not far from you to see the shining stars on the horizon.

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Standard 10. Collaboration, Ethics, and Relationship

in evidence of Standard 10 (the teacher communicates and interacts with parents/guardians, families, school colleagues, and community to support students' learning and well-being), I have participated in the spring 09 parent/teacher conference at the school that I have student taught. many parents were very supportive and enthusiastic about the education of their children. one specific issue that came up was the fact that a lot of students recieved lower grades and at some point got failing grade due to not returning homework/assignments. some students were telling parents that they do all their work at school and do not need to work at home. because of the one-to-one discussions we had with the parents, we developed a plan to resolve that issue and agreed that I and my cooperating teacher will require students to write down all their homework in the planners and parents to sign for them at home to present when they return assignments. this helped many students improve their grades.