Podcasts about student led conferences

When you were a student, did you have a clear idea of why you were earning the grades you did? Join Molly and guest Keli Sare, Legacy Principal at Sallie Jones Elementary, as they explore how Student-Led Conferences foster self-reflection and accountability, opening up a new level of communication between students, families, and teachers. 

Instead of a Parent Teacher Conference apparrently Barrett's new school does "Student Led Conferences" where they hear from the child instead of the teacher.  But doesn't he already hear from his child every day? Where is the teacher!

Instead of a Parent Teacher Conference apparrently Barrett's new school does "Student Led Conferences" where they hear from the child instead of the teacher.  But doesn't he already hear from his child every day? Where is the teacher!

Ready to give student led conferences a try? By shifting the responsibility of explaining grades and progress to the learners, student led conferences can be more enjoyable than traditional conferences.SHOW NOTES / BLOG POST LINK:  https://sharedteaching.com/student-led-conferences/ Resources Mentioned In This Episode:Jane Fong - student centers for conferencesEpisode 35: Setting Student Learning GoalsShared Teaching Blog Post: Easy Parent-Teacher Conference Sign UpsRate, Review, and Follow on Apple PodcastsIf you enjoyed this episode and would like to help more people find this podcast, please consider rating and reviewing my show! Ratings allow me to help more primary teachers build literacy systems for writing and centers so they can leave school on time. Click here, scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five starts, and select "Write a review." Don't forget to let me know your favorite part of the episode!Not yet a follower of the podcast? If you are not a subscriber, you might miss out on future episodes. Follow here on Apple Podcasts or on your favorite podcast player.

Season 7, Day 119: Spring Conferences - In today's #podcast on my 180 #day #drive to #school, I am #thinkingabout how to build K-12 trajectories to college and career readiness through student led confenrences. Catch the whole playlist at bit.ly/LWJEyoutube or hear all the pods at www.learnwithjohneick.com.

On this episode of the Post Podcast, Hays Middle School principal Tom Albers shares information about this weeks parent-teacher conferences.

Let's talk about Student-Led Conferences and Parent-teacher Conferences. Whether they are teacher-led or student-led, conferences can be a bit stressful to plan! Listen in as I share some of my favorite tips for conferences and explain different ways to organize such a busy event.  

Episode Notes Listen to the companion episode, Ron Berger on Student-led Conferences Read a how-to guide to Student-led conferences

Episode Notes The kindergarten student-led conference videos Ron refers to are here: Kindergarten Student-led Conference Station-based Kindergarten Student-led Conference

Can you believe we are about to hit 100 episodes of the e2e podcast? In celebration, we are revisiting the Top 5 most downloaded episodes. Student-led Conferences with Heather Campbell comes in at #4! Make sure to save the date for Teacher Summer Reboot 2020 on July 16-18th! www.educators2educators.com

One of the opportunities that add to the uniqueness of WMS are Student Led Conferences. Mrs. Tyler, the current Coordinator for Student Led Conferences (SLC) joins the In It to Learn podcast to tell us all about these conferences in which students and parents intentionally engage in meaningful conversations about learning. We also get to know a little bit more about one of our amazing WMS teachers!

In this edition of the Roundtable, Tim Cavey facilitates a conversation around student-led conferences: why, how, and best practices. Guests included Starr Sackstein, Melisa Hayes, Skylar Primm, Jeffery Frieden, and Victoria Thompson. Welcome to Roundtables: livestreamed conversations meant to warm your heart, spark your thinking, and ignite your professional practice. QUESTIONS THAT GUIDED OUR CONVERSATION Q1. Who are you and what is your current context in education? Q2. Let’s start with the rationale. Why do you believe in student-led conferences as an essential practice? Q3. Tell us about your experiences with student-led conferences. How have they looked in your world? Q4. For schools looking to refine and improve their approach, what are some other best practices, tools, or strategies that you can recommend? Q5. What about the student who doesn’t have a parent that is able or willing to attend the conference? Q6. When it comes to student-led conferences, who should we be reading? Which authors and books have you learned from? Q7. How can we connect with you? What’s next in your learning journey? CONNECT with THESE INSPIRING EDUCATORS on TWITTER

Jess Lombardi shares how she empowers her students to understand their own learning needs, track their growth, and lead their own conferences.

In this episode of IB Matters we talk to Rezuan Chowdhury. Rezuan discusses how he mixes teaching students while also conducting research aimed at improving teaching in the greater educational community.Rezuan is located in Dhaka, Bangladesh and is a Primary Years teacher in an IB school there. He is great example of a collaborative IB teacher who not only is dedicated to helping his students grow, but he goes out of his way to contribute to teacher growth as well. Rezuan has recently published research aimed at improving E-learning effectiveness. He is particularly interested in improving access for students without reliable internet or the devices necessary to use it. He has carried this message to teachers around the world through webinars hosted in several countries. I think you’ll sense his energy and heartfelt dedication to teaching as you listen.Links:View of Impact of COVID on Online Teaching Platform: Study on IB Curriculum in Bangladesh | American International Journal of Business and Management Studies https://www.acseusa.org/journal/index.php/aijbms/article/view/248/245Link of the Global IB Classroom and attached the video that GIBC prepared for promoting their association. (Link coming) Thanks for your patience.Jamboard: https://jamboard.google.com/d/1ObQxbqqlyZU1kpcxdQZjSfxh1ouhHzBbYaf56_U0Uss/viewer?f=0Socials: WhatsApp: +88 1715504958Twitter: @Rez31447712Linkedin: Rez Chowdhury (http://linkedin.com/in/rez-chowdhury-0147871ab)IB Matters WebsiteIB Website

Traditional parent-teacher conferences involve adults discussing a student's progress. Student-led conferences allow the student to direct the conversation, discussing their strengths, goals, and challenges. Educational Specialists Laura Slough and Monica Houston, explain how student-led conferences improve engagement, confidence, and greater reflection, lending to more meaningful conversations about their education.

Ever wanted to know how to run student led conferences successfully? Well in this episode I dive into how I set my students up for success and the perks I have found come out of them running their conference. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talesofteaching/support

Jog-a-Thon, Student-Led Conferences, School Hosting Parish Mass, All Hallows Eve stuff, and All Saints Day Mass.

It is that time of year again - it is time to prepare for conferences. Join Carrie and Heather as they discuss why they switched to student-led conferences and how it made their life so much easier leading up to and during conference time. Check out Heather's new Student-Led Conference kit to help you get prepared for conferences NOW! The kit includes weekly reflections, student data tracking sheets, student-led conference forms for 1st grade through 6th grade. All e2e Members get the kit for FREE in October! You can become a member at this link.       

Student independence and ownership is a HUGE part of my classroom. I love to let students take the reigns and what better way to have them take ownership in their learning than with a student-led conference?! On today’s episode, we are talking all things student-led conferences. This does not have to be something that takes you a ton of extra time (trust me, it doesn’t at all) and you will be so amazed at the benefits it brings to your conferences!   Whether you want to jump into student-led conferences for your upcoming conference season or you are going to file and tuck this away for next year, this episode will give you everything you need to start this in your classroom. I will break down the why behind my shift to student-led conferences and a step-by-step guide on how you can implement this as well! TCM Instagram: teachcreatemotivate TCM Podcast Instagram: teachcreatemotivatepodcast TCM Show Notes: www.teachcreatemotivate.com/studentledconferences Resources Mentioned in the Episode: Parent Teacher Conference Forms Student Goal Sheet Freebie Student Led Conferences Blog Post

Box of Joy, Map Scores, Student Led Conferences, Gum, and Halloween.

E49 My Students discuss their experience of our Student-led conferences. Listen to find out how the prepared, what specifically they did in the conference, and how they felt about the experience.    Show Notes 0:00  0:51 Episode Introduction  2:48 Wins and Fails Segment 6:30 Episode topic begins 28:23 Episode wrap up  29:00 Outro   

E48 In today's episode, I explore Student-led Conferences. What are they? What do students and teachers do in such a conference? Listen to find out all about how we conduct Student-Led Conferences at my school and in my grade level. You will also want to catch part 2, Episode 49, to hear what my students have to say about Student-Led Conferences. Happy listening!    Show Notes 0:00 Intro  0:55 Episode introduction 1:44 Wins and Fails Segment  9:33 Episode topic begins 30:13 Outro      Contact: Twitter: @TamiJ123 Podcast show notes & to listen online: Time to Teach Website Links Time to Teach Facebook Page Teachers For Effective Curriculum Facebook Group (Facebook Group) My Blog: Notes From A First Grade Classroom Music Credits: Adventures by A Himitsu @a-himitsu Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/b... Music released by Argofox youtu.be/8BXNwnxaVQE Music provided by Audio Library youtu.be/MkNeIUgNPQ8

Heather Campbell, 4th Grade Teacher, from Utah, discusses the power of Student-Led Conferences in her classroom. Sign Up to be an e2e Insider: https://www.conoverinnovativeconsulting.com/e2e-educators/ Follow Us on Instagram:  Educators 2 Educators: https://www.instagram.com/educators2educators/ Heather Campbell: https://www.instagram.com/seriousgiggles/  

Parenting Coach Tameka Anderson gives information on student-led conferences.   Parents, would you like your child featured in our ‘Kids Korner’ section? Or just have a question to be answered on the show? Send a message here https://www.speakpipe.com/ParentingConfidentKids we only accept 20 parents at a time so act fast! 

In Episode 43, Michael & Dan discuss student-led conferences with 2016 Tennessee Teacher of the Year Cathy Whitehead. Michael also offers to buy people ice cream.

The SCL Podcast stopped by Tansey Elementary in Fall River Massachusetts, led by Principal Chris Audette, to talk with 2nd grade teacher Mrs. Lisa Furtado, her student Lyric and Lyric's mother Brooke about student-led conferences. They talk about what they are, how to implement them, why they are important, and missteps to avoid.

In this episode, Rebecca Boswell describes the what, why and how of Student Led Conferences, a method of building student ownership over educational goals through making them key agents in progress monitoring and communication. She also tells us how she plans to implement these practices in her school this fall.

Student led conferences at our elementary schools are pre-planned meetings that students lead. They talk to their parents about goals, work they're proud of, and data that supports reaching their goals. Tune in to hear teachers, students, and parents speak about this process in our district.

Student led conferences at our elementary schools are pre-planned meetings that students lead. They talk to their parents about goals, work they're proud of, and data that supports reaching their goals. Tune in to hear teachers, students, and parents speak about this process in our district.

Tarrant Institute reporter Rachel Mark talks with educator Mandy Thomas and students at The Dorset School, where the move to student-led conferences started with screencasting.

Putting students in the driver's seat of their parent-teacher conferences creates opportunities for reflection, engagement, and agency.

New Students, TV Studios, Student Led Conferences & The Dees

What happens when you introduce students into the standard parent-teacher conference? Our guests report many benefits and a few challenges that need to be considered. Tune in to learn more about student-lead conferences. @edrethink @NancyFlanagan Jack Berckemeyer, author, A School-Wide Approach to Student-Led Conferences, is the Director of professional development for Incentive Publications. Bob Lenz, CEO of Envision Education, a leader in high school redesign, and performance assessment. Nancy Flanagan is a retired teacher, with 31 years as a K-12 Music specialist in the Hartland, Michigan schools. John Spencer is currently a sixth grade ELL teacher in a low-income urban school in Phoenix, Arizona.

AMLE PRESIDENT JEFF LE ROUX TALKS ABOUT THIS INTERESTING CONCEPT IN MID LEVEL EDUCATION

In this episode Jenny and Lois talk to Brendan O'Brien about the Australia wide 60 Second Science competition.They briefly discuss Student Led Conferences and the Student Netbook forum held on Eluminate. RUConnected http://ruconnected.globalteacher.org.au Livescribe Pen http://www.livescribe.com/ http://LiveScribe Pencasts Eluminate Student Netbook Forum https://sas.elluminate.com/site/external/jwsdetect/playback.jnlp?psid=2009-07-28.1659.M.9276227CB32AB6B048B45CD95B4A32.vcr 60 Second Science - Science Video Competition http://www.60secondscience.net/ Online E-learning Conference http://21clearning.globalteacher.org.au/