[KACT] Re: kact Digest V2 #5
- From: "London Reif" <lreif@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <kact@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 11 Jan 2006 09:41:32 -0600
I like the idea - although I won't be able to go to the first conference
because I will have a newborn right about that time. I am all for it. Good
idea.
>>> rdaub@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 1/11/2006 9:36 am >>>
What do you all think about having t-shirts and Sweatshirts made up with our
KAcT logo on them. Could this be done before our first convention meeting.
It might go along with trying to establish our identity as a seperate and
autonomous organization.Jsut an idea. Let me know your thoughts.
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> kact Digest Tue, 10 Jan 2006 Volume: 02 Issue: 005
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> In This Issue:
> [KACT] Re: Conference Deadlines
> [KACT] block scheduling
> [KACT] Re: block scheduling
> [KACT] Re: block scheduling
> [KACT] Fixed online payment button
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> From: "Coverdale" <dcoverdale@xxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: [KACT] Re: Conference Deadlines
> Date: Tue, 10 Jan 2006 09:05:06 -0500
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> I have mu form downloaded and filled out. Just need to remember to send
> this in. Thanks, Dale Coverdale Lyons High School
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> ---------- Original Message -----------
> From: Kelly Deters <kellymdeters@xxxxxxxxx>
> To: kact@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Sent: Mon, 9 Jan 2006 14:09:39 -0800 (PST)
> Subject: [KACT] Conference Deadlines
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>> The deadline for conference registration or
>> presentation proposal is Wed, Feb 1st!
>>
>> There's great food, great information, J Chem Ed
>> give-aways, and great presentations planned...you
>> won't want to miss it!
>>
>> go to www.kschemteach.org and click on conference to
>> register and pay online or through the mail!
>>
>> So, far, these fabulous presentations are in the
>> works:
>>
>> Laboratory Safety
>> Co-operative learning in in High School
>> Teaching Inquiry the backwards way
>> Reorganizing HS Chemistry so that it makes sense
>> to the kids
>> Some thoughts on teaching the mole concept
>> Nomenclature made easy!
>> 3 labs: A starter, a stoichiometry and an
>> Acid/Base
>> Don't Have a Clue? (Clue-based inquiry labs)
>> Nanoscience in Chemistry
>>
>> Kelly
>> detersk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>
>>
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> Date: Tue, 10 Jan 2006 08:17:20 -0600
> From: "London Reif" <lreif@xxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: [KACT] block scheduling
>
> In our district we are on an alternating block schedule. We seem to have
> discussions on block scheduling at nearly all faculty meetings. For those
> of you on a true 4x4 I wanted some feedback on a couple of questions that
> repeatedly come up:
> 1) How do you deal with state assessments for those students who are not
> in a math, science, or English class for that semester? Is it a problem?
> 2) Is there a problem with students accumulating too many electives? For
> example, do the students who are in band or vocal both semesters for all
> four years receive 8 elective credits (or 16 if they are in both)?
> 3) How difficult is it for students who transfer into the district that
> was not on a true 4x4 or that was on a traditional schedule, or for those
> transferring out?
>
> I know there is no perfect schedule, but any feedback you could give me
> would be great! Thanks.
>
> London Reif
> Hoisington High School
> lreif@xxxxxxxxxx
>
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: 10 Jan 2006 09:17:57 -0600
> From: Paul Ogle <pogle@xxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: [KACT] Re: block scheduling
>
> We were on block scheduling when I taught at Dodge City High and we had =
> semester long classes. We met everyday for about 84 min. When we had =
> testing we only had it for the first half of the day for a few days and =
> those that weren't being tested didn't have to come to school until later
> =
> in the day. It seemed to work well.
>
> In larger schools the scheduling isn't as much a problem, but when I =
> taught block scheduling in a smaller school people had to choose between
> ph=
> ysics and choir, or chemistry and band. That made it real rough at times.
> =
> That school had year long block schedule with classes alternating every =
> other day.
>
> I think I liked the semester long block classes. AP was a year long class
> =
> the same period all year.
>
> Paul Ogle
>
> On Tuesday, January 10, 2006 8:17 AM, London Reif <lreif@xxxxxxxxxx>
> wrote:=
>
>>
>>In our district we are on an alternating block schedule. We
>>seem to have discussions on block scheduling at nearly all
>>faculty meetings.=A0 For those of you on a true 4x4 I wanted some
>>feedback on a couple of questions that repeatedly come up:
>>1) How do you deal with state assessments for those students
>>who are not in a math, science, or English class for that semester?=A0Is =
> it a problem?
>>2) Is there a problem with students accumulating too many
>>electives? For example,=A0do the=A0students who are in band or
>>vocal both semesters for all four years receive 8 elective
>>credits (or 16 if they are in both)?
>>3) How difficult is it for students who transfer into the
>>district that was not=A0on a true 4x4 or that was on a
>>traditional schedule, or for those transferring out?=A0
>>=A0
>>I know there is no perfect schedule, but any feedback you could
>>give me would be great! Thanks.
>>=A0
>>London Reif
>>Hoisington High School
>>lreif@xxxxxxxxxx
>>
>
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Tue, 10 Jan 2006 10:02:46 -0600
> From: "Mike Schainost" <Schainost@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: [KACT] Re: block scheduling
>
> We are looking at the 4 X 4 too. We are currently in a Block, Red day
> then White Day. 4 classes each day plus a seminar. Seems that we are
> spending a lot of time reteaching plus setting up and tearing down
> because we don't see every class each day. As far as academic classes
> why can't red become fall and white become spring? Any problems and/or
> advantages would be appreciated.
> Mike Schainost
> Osawatomie HS
>
>>>> lreif@xxxxxxxxxx 01/10/06 08:17AM >>>
> In our district we are on an alternating block schedule. We seem to
> have discussions on block scheduling at nearly all faculty meetings.
> For those of you on a true 4x4 I wanted some feedback on a couple of
> questions that repeatedly come up:
> 1) How do you deal with state assessments for those students who are
> not in a math, science, or English class for that semester? Is it a
> problem?
> 2) Is there a problem with students accumulating too many electives?
> For example, do the students who are in band or vocal both semesters for
> all four years receive 8 elective credits (or 16 if they are in both)?
> 3) How difficult is it for students who transfer into the district that
> was not on a true 4x4 or that was on a traditional schedule, or for
> those transferring out?
>
> I know there is no perfect schedule, but any feedback you could give me
> would be great! Thanks.
>
> London Reif
> Hoisington High School
> lreif@xxxxxxxxxx
>
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Tue, 10 Jan 2006 11:43:56 -0800 (PST)
> From: Kelly Deters <kellymdeters@xxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: [KACT] Fixed online payment button
>
> For those that have registered for the conference, but were unable to get
> the payment button to work...it worked before Christmas but mysteriously
> stopped after Christmas!
>
> I've fixed it.
>
> If you have already submitted your registration form, and just need to
> pay, go to www.kschemteach.org/Conference/Conference_paypal.htm and click
> on the appropriate payment button.
>
> If you have not registered at all, go to
> www.kschemteach.org/Conference/Conference.htm
>
> Thanks! :)
> Kelly
> detersk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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