Some people who aren’t teachers think we sit around watching Netflix and eating bonbons all summer. If you’re reading this though, you know better. Great teachers use the summer to recharge their batteries — fill up on all the professional development goodness that will re-spark their passion for their subject, and for their students. If […]
Spring End-Of-Instruction Exam Cut Scores For English II & III Are Here
NOTE: The 6-8 grade reading and math cut scores have been released. The chart below shows the cut scores for Oklahoma’s End-of-Instruction exams in English II and English III. I don’t know yet how to tell if your students have Form A or Form B, but I’ll update this post when I find out. Also, […]
#Oklaed: Stop Health Insurance Robbery; Call A Legislator Today!
An Oklahoma House of Representatives subcommittee is considering HB 3154 would siphon money from the currently paid health insurance costs to fund teacher salary increases. Click the link below to learn more about this bill, and find the phone numbers, email addresses and Twitter handles of the legislators in the subcommittee. Join educators across #Oklaed who are contacting […]
#ELAOK Teachers: Encourage Your Legislators To Pass Our New Standards
Are you wondering what’s happening with the new Oklahoma Academic Standards for English Language Arts? If so, watch the video below in which Oklahoma State Department of Education Director of Secondary ELA Josh Flores shares a very important update. You can listen to more detailed updates on Mr. Flores’ Podcast On Your Plan episode 29. […]
15 Facts Everyone Should Know About Oklahoma Teachers
The Tulsa World compiled data from several education information gathering sources, including the Oklahoma Teacher Retirement System and the United States Department of Education, and created a shareable slideshow. Check it out below. Michelle WatersI am a secondary English Language Arts teacher, a University of Oklahoma graduate student, and a NBPTS candidate. I am constantly […]
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