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Judi's
articles on Building a Community of Learners
The Power of Play [NEW]
Building Community in Your Classroom Through Writing [NEW]
Building Relationships with Families by Celebrating the Holidays in Your Classroom
Working With A Collaborative Team Teaching Partner
Parent-Teacher
Conferences: Showing Student Work
Knowing
Your Students & Letting Your Students Know You
End
Of Year Rituals For Teachers And Students
Managing
Stress through Teacher Talk Groups
Professional
Organizations for Teachers
Grants
for New Teachers
New
Teachers Learn about Teaching Through Collaboration
How
to Help Create a Professional Learning Community
In Your School
Related
Research Articles
Beginning
Teacher Induction: Collaboration for Success
Marcey Regan
Policies
to Enable Teacher Collaboration
Peter Dillon |
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Recommended
Reading and Link
The
Power of Protocols by
Joseph P. McDonald, Nancy Mohr, Allen
Dichter, and Elizabeth Carroll McDonald,
Teachers College Press (Scroll
down the page to download free protocols.)
Other Articles
on Building a Community of Learners
How
to Work Collaboratively
Allison
Demas
Collaboration:
High School Style
Judy
Jones
More
Team Building
Lisa
Kihn
Team
Building
Lisa Kihn
How
To Collaboratively Design Year Long Curriculum Maps
Sarah
Picard
How
to Find a CTT Match
Sarah
Picard
Eyes
Wide Open: Making the most of your time to observe
Sarah
Picard
Divide
and Conquer: How to use any extra help you can get
Sarah
Picard
I
Want to Hold Your Hand: Tips for finding a collaborative
partner
Sarah Picard
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to Get Started.
Judi
Fenton
Judi Fenton has
been working in New York City schools since 1986. She
taught prekindergarten for fourteen years. She then
became a site facilitator with the New Educator Support
Team, a project that helped schools build their own
capacity to support and retain teachers. Currently,
she is a Lead Instructional Mentor on an Empowerment Network Team.
Her two daughters attend public school in Brooklyn.
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