Bad:
1) I am sick. I am loading up on Advil cold and sinus and am almost out of Kleenex!
2) It is overcast and rainy at times
3) I have not yet been "WOW-ed" by any of the presenters that I have seen
4) I miss my family
Good:
1) I am in great company here. The people I am hanging out with are the cream of the crop in education as far as I am concerned. It is wonderful to be around so many great minds
2) My hotel is pretty cool.
3) San Jose is very cool. Big city looks with a smaller town feel.
4) I have collected a lot of cool freebies in the Exhibit Hall.
5) I have run into Jose Luis Orozco several times in the past two days.
6) There's a Peet's coffee shop close by!
Showing posts with label NABE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NABE. Show all posts
Friday, February 09, 2007
Monday, February 05, 2007
C-ya!
Tomorrow night I am off to San Jose for the NABE conference. I am SO looking forward to hearing the latest info on and for English Learners.
Yesterday I spent two hours writing up 3 days worth of sub plans. It is so hard to write everything out. Not only do you have to detail academic info but social/behavioral issues as well such as how the reward system works, who will try to manipulate the situation, who gets a daily report, etc. Today, I spent another hour piling the plans and all of the necessary materials in separately labeled folders, one for each day. The way I see it, the better planned and prepared I am for my sub, the better the kids' chances are of having a good instructional day. It does help that I was able to hand pick my sub. She was been Sabi's student teacher earlier this year so I think she is pretty qualified. Yay!
I don't know whether or not I will have internet access in San Jose. Hmm ... 4 days without a computer...will I survive???
Ciao y'all!
Yesterday I spent two hours writing up 3 days worth of sub plans. It is so hard to write everything out. Not only do you have to detail academic info but social/behavioral issues as well such as how the reward system works, who will try to manipulate the situation, who gets a daily report, etc. Today, I spent another hour piling the plans and all of the necessary materials in separately labeled folders, one for each day. The way I see it, the better planned and prepared I am for my sub, the better the kids' chances are of having a good instructional day. It does help that I was able to hand pick my sub. She was been Sabi's student teacher earlier this year so I think she is pretty qualified. Yay!
I don't know whether or not I will have internet access in San Jose. Hmm ... 4 days without a computer...will I survive???
Ciao y'all!
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