Carlisle PD Day, featuring Debbie Miller\'s \'Teaching With Intentioin\'

1. Teaching With Intention

2. Imagination is more Important than Knowledge

3. Imagination

4. Teaching with Intention

18. R eflect

19. What do you value most?

20. ©Maiers, 2008 Planning for Instruction

22. ©Maiers, 2008 "Units of Study" vs. Scope and Sequence

24. ©Maiers, 2008 Posters by Beth Newingham

26. The purpose of this lesson is… to help students learn how to______________ (strategy, genre, habitude) in order to ___________________________ by reading/writing/doing __________________ I’ll know they’ve learned it by,when ________________________________ PERFECT LESSON PLAN

27. ©Maiers, 2008 Where Do I Begin???

29. Copyright Angela Maiers 2008 Imagination is the foundation of all thinking. Without seeing the possibility, we cannot achieve the outcome. Habitude #1: Imagination

30. Copyright Angela Maiers 2008 Curious brains are active brains, and active brains become smart brains. Habitude #2: Curiosity

31. Copyright Angela Maiers 2008 Habitude #3: Perseverance Perseverance is not only the ability to get done what needs to be done -- but to continue the effort no matter what.

32. Copyright Angela Maiers 2008 Habitude #4: Self Awareness Self Awareness is the ability to think and exist inside -- and outside of ourselves simultaneously.

33. Copyright Angela Maiers 2008 Habitude #5: Courage Success is the by-product of taking risks, not letting fear hold us back, and taking the plunge

34. Copyright Angela Maiers 2008 The world opens up for adaptable learners, approaching each task and challenge willing to be a beginner. Habitude #6: Adaptability