Writing Curriculum

Lesson writing and planning is a skill that takes time and reflection. Lesson plans can ALWAYS be improved and that’s a hard concept for teachers to accept. Lesson writing takes a lot of time and often teachers don’t write formal lesson plans. I personally think formally writing lesson plans is painful because it takes so long, although it has proven to be very helpful. Once the heart of the lesson has been written, it’s easy to make modifications upon reflection. When no curriculum is written out, it’s easy to forget details and often hard to replicate. Also, so long as you aren’t teaching a different curriculum every year, lesson writing and planning can vastly make a teachers life easier and have productive class days when the teacher cannot be there and there is a sub needed.

About my fellowship

I am with ASSIST and my fellowship is wearable devices. My fellowship is all about exploring nano technology and how cutting edge it is. Nano technology is growing rapidly and will drastically change our future! Our future is started with our students and as teachers, it is our responsibility to make them aware of future developments and opportunities for careers.

Highlight of the week

Last week was so amazing I’m not sure I can narrow it down to only one highlight!! It was my first time white water rafting, so that was certainly a highlight!! Meeting new people who share a passion for teaching and are in it for the right reasons, like myself, was also a highlight! The week was so encouraging and motivating, I couldn’t wait to explore in more detail, everything new that I learned. All the new and great technology will definitely change my classroom and how I teach! One of my favorite sessions was EIEI OH! with Dacia Jones, she was so alive and excited and made me alive and excited! I wasn’t aware of all the grants that are available to teachers and will certainly explore that more!! I had just an awesome week I didn’t want it to end! Thank you Kenan and NCCAT!!!