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Sarah Benis Scheier-Dolberg
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"Watch out! One moment of explicitness in the lyrics of a song towards the end of the video."
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Sarah Benis Scheier-Dolberg posted a videoNew Mission CSL Project 2008
Community Service Learning project created by New Mission High School seniors in Boston. Film runs 20 minutes and focuses on a year-long project of studying and taking action on Environmental Justice Issues.
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- I grew up in rural Vermont and have spent the last 13 years living, working, and studying in Boston; Philadelphia;Tokyo, Japan; Chengdu, China; and Managua, Nicaragua. I earned my masters at Tufts University, completed my teaching license for high school Social Studies, and conducted research on Bilingual Education and English Language Learners in Massachusetts pubic schools. In my work with Boston area school districts and educational non-profit organizations, I have developed expertise and led professional development for K12 teachers and administrators on a range of topics: Community Service Learning, High School Social Studies Curriculum Development, High School Literacy Curriculum Development, Adapting K12 Curricula for English Language Learners, Database Development and Implementation, and Participatory Action Research. I have held a variety of teaching and leadership positions in both traditional and non-traditional education settings, most recently working in the Boston Public Schools coaching and teaching Social Studies, English Language Arts, and Special Education at the high school level. I completed her BA at Swarthmore College where I met my husband and studied Education, Political Science, and Latin American Studies. We are in the process of relocating to New York City as graduate students, and I plan to pursue school and district leadership positions in the New York area in conjunction with my work as part of the Urban Education Leaders Program 2009 Cohort at Teachers College, Columbia University.
1) New Google Maps Street View Enhancements
Imagine the virtual scavenger hunts you can create for your kids: http://bit.ly/2f2mM
2) Choices video featuring New Mission
www.choices.edu/about/video/howtoroleplay.html
3) Read this article with your fellow educators.
Research that may give you some insight into how and why we have trouble managing the stress of our work in schools.
Brain Is a Co-Conspirator in a Vicious Stress Loop
4) Ready to take the school lunch challenge?
Interesting blog post that will get you thinking about how you and your kids and parents can be agents of change for food that is decent in schools: School Meals Revolution Post
Also check out this organized group of parents and the actions they want you to take!
5) Read this interview. Funny and deep.
Teacher Rafe Esquith interview in EdWeek Teacher Magazine. http://bit.ly/G7GAw
2) Choices video featuring New Mission
www.choices.edu/about/video/howtoroleplay.html
3) Read this article with your fellow educators.
Research that may give you some insight into how and why we have trouble managing the stress of our work in schools.
Brain Is a Co-Conspirator in a Vicious Stress Loop
4) Ready to take the school lunch challenge?
Interesting blog post that will get you thinking about how you and your kids and parents can be agents of change for food that is decent in schools: School Meals Revolution Post
Also check out this organized group of parents and the actions they want you to take!
5) Read this interview. Funny and deep.
Teacher Rafe Esquith interview in EdWeek Teacher Magazine. http://bit.ly/G7GAw
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When you leave teaching...
Posted on August 16, 2009 at 11:31am 2 Comments 0 Likes
From: http://sarahbsd.wordpress.com
When you leave teaching, beware. You are more powerful, capable, and resourceful than you could have ever imagined possible. Though we endeavor every day as teachers to be the super human beings who sacrifice sleep, sustenance, and hydration, hurtling ourselves at the massive challenges facing our schools and students, we doubt our own efficacy. Suspended in the motion of moments too intense and important to be anything other than 100% present, we… Continue
When you leave teaching, beware. You are more powerful, capable, and resourceful than you could have ever imagined possible. Though we endeavor every day as teachers to be the super human beings who sacrifice sleep, sustenance, and hydration, hurtling ourselves at the massive challenges facing our schools and students, we doubt our own efficacy. Suspended in the motion of moments too intense and important to be anything other than 100% present, we… Continue
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- At 9:41am on August 18, 2009,
Mark Cruthers said… - Hi Sarah,
If your interest includes Education Technology, I recommend you take a look at Wiziq's virtual classroom and authorstream's power point presentation platform. Both are web based platforms, have a bunch of features and free basic service.
Here’s a Public Class on Technology Integration you might be interested in.
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