Hi my name is Colleen and I am an educator. I began my career in a charter school teaching 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th grade science, 7th grade math and middle school art. Then I moved to a large district and taught 7th grade science to all types of students. I am currently the Gifted and Talented specialist in the same district at a newer middle school. I team teach with all of the teachers in all of the core subjects and I teach my own section of English Language Arts. The videos on my channel are intended to educate the educators and provide tips and insight into the world of education. I am also creating videos to help students improve skills that they need in the classroom but that teachers often don't have time to teach.
Hi! I quickly want to thank you for the production of this video. We’re taking notes about the asynchronous nature of mental and chronological age based off this video for my 3rd grade GATE program. I found it very insightful for my future! ❤
Thanks so much for this tutorial! Just for anyone who has a district laptop, you can download OBS Portable to a flash drive, and have the same capability - Thanks to my TSS Mr. Benson for this workaround!
Thank you for sharing! For teachers that may have a district laptop, they will most likely not have access to be able to download software. This is a great option for teachers with their own personal laptops or computers.
This is exactly what I was looking for to communicate with teachers about Asynchronous Development. I'm working on a training for Gifted Students Social and Emotional Needs and I believe this is one of the topics that is most difficult to understand. Thank you for sharing!
I used video games to help teach my son persistence -- specifically, how to power through the difficult parts of the game when the frustration starts to outweigh the fun.
My room looks like an explosion at the end of the day. A few other teachers teach in my room and they leave a huge mess. I often leave a big note on the board thanking the janitor service for what they do. Keep up the good work Teach!