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NCTM Regional Conference 2015  Nashville, TN

PowerPoint Presentation:  Fostering Growth Mindset....

Snail In A Well Formative Assessment Lesson

Journey to the Bus Stop Lesson

Growth vs. Fixed Mindset Infographic


5 Things You Can Do to Help Develop a Growth Mindset in Kids


SREB Summer Networking Conference  July 2015

PowerPoint Session:  Leading at All Levels to Support MDC Implementation

PowerPoint Session: Developing MDC Leadership Through PLC Networks: Kentucky's Middle Grades Project


PLC Protocol

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FA Anticipation Guide 

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Observation Tool

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Recognizing and Supporting Rigor in Classroom
What does rigor look like?  How does an administrator know when it is happening and how do they support it when it is and develop it when it isn't?  This session will use  videos and examples to help administrators to answer these questions.  It will provide practical advice and ideas for recognizing and supporting rigor in a variety of classrooms. 
KAAC Presentation October 23, 2012

Supporting Rigor in the Classroom Handout

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Supporting Rigor in the Classroom Handout -  This handout can be used as a classroom observation tool.

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