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How to Score Well on Rubric 4 & Academic Language: Video Most TPA Handbooks
Are you required to complete a TPA? Stressed about cracking the code of "Academic Language" on the Educative Teaching Performance Assessment? Want to nail Rubric 4 and score big on your first try? Then, you're in luck! If you have questions about which TPA you will be taking, feel free to ask us at papaw.yates.edtpa@gmail.com. We'll try to help you.Introducing a video that will be your guiding light to scoring a 3, 4, or 5 on Rubric 4! In this video tutorial, Mamaw Yates will spill the beans on
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Video Project
The document includes instructions for a video project. Each individual makes a video for each topic (this document discusses Algebra II and it's topics), and all videos will be put in a folder on YouTube. All the videos will cover all topics of a class. The video must include definitions, examples, and problems for other students to do. There is also a rubric for students to understand their expectations, and for teachers to grade.
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1st - 12th
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FREE Universal Video Guide for 4 Short Videos With Summary - ANY Subject
Can be used for any educational video! Can be used for classwork or homework! This single sheet document will help to keep your students focused while watching a series of any 4 short videos. It addresses new facts in the video, critical thinking and evaluation skills, and students can then synthesize new information into a short summary of the topic.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Video Project Story Board
Planning is the key to every good video project. Have your students strategize their stories and camera angles before you give them a camera. This is an an easy to use story board for your projects.
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4th - 12th
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How to DIY a Sticky Note Dashboard
Do you have students stop and jot notes on stickies? Keep them at the ready with a Sticky-Note Dashboard! In this video tutorial I will show you how to store all the sticky notes you need right in your favorite notebook or planner, in a way that is functional and beautiful!What you will need for your sticky-note dashboard ♦ Your favorite notebook or planner ♦ 1 Piece of sturdy scrapbooking paper or cardstock ♦ Your favorite sticky notes in various sizesLooking for more organizational resou
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