I am posting some links to resources that were ask for by some participants of last week’s UDL network session meeting. If anyone else would like some help in finding specific resources, please contact me at amchugh@centernet.org or 440-366-797.
UDL Video/Audio Resources

The Center for Leadership in Education is offering a book club for Ashland Graduate Credit on June 1 & June , 007. The book club is based on the book “The Courage to Teach” and it is unlike any other book club that you have participated in. You will not have to read [...]

In regards to the network sessions last week, I am posting the PowerPoint presentation that Dr. Phillips presented on “Examining Student Work”.
Examining Student Work

Greetings to all who attended the latest network sessions at the Center yesterday and today. I wanted to take a few minutes to review some of what Dr. Phillips introduced today. Without questions, the Center believes that this practice is essential to improvement. Our reasons for this statement are as follows:

Collaborative assessment [...]

We’ve all heard of YouTube, right?
It’s the place where all the cool kids are videoblogging…
Well, there’s even a TeacherTube where all the cool teachers are videoteaching. Take a look at a few fun videos from other professional educators:
Walkthroughs and Learning Objectives http://www.teachertube.com/view_video.php?viewkey=7f89ddbebcac918303
Technology Fear Factor in Education http://www.teachertube.com/view_video.php?viewkey=d9fe611d5a8e90fefdc9&page=1&viewtype=&category=tf
Mrs. Burk’s Perimeter Rap http://www.teachertube.com/view_video.php?viewkey=734fe93831e3fb400ce8&page=1&viewtype=&category=tf
I recommend that [...]

Being in the professional development business, we frequently get requests for programs that can improve student achievement. Teachers and administrators are disappointed when they find out that we do not offer quick fixes. At a conference this weekend, I had a chance to hear Todd Whitaker, author of the book What Great Teachers [...]