1 to 1 coaching is professional development lead by you and supported by EdTech TOSA Meghan Johnson.
Focuses can be on learning a specific tool, designing a solution around a problem of practice, refreshing an old unit of study. It is all up to you.
In addition to EdTech focuses, we can also work on the Since Time Immemorial curriculum provided by OSPI or work on the elementary robotics program.
You may choose to sign up as an individual or as a PLC.
The Google calendar below has gray squares that are appointment slots. Just click on one of those available times and be sure to answer the pop up questions.
Where do you want to meet? Please include the building & room number or if you prefer to meet via Zoom. If you are signing up with less than a 24 hour notice, we may need to meet via Zoom, as I plan my transportation around my daily schedule. 🚴
What do you want to work on? Any information you can provide in advance will help me to prepare and make the best use of our time.
Add to Calendar -These appointments are automatically saved to your Google Calendar. You may want to add it to your Outlook calendar or another way that works for you.
These times don't work for you? If you would like to meet between offered times, such as 12:30-1:30, just sign up for 12-1 AND 1-2 and add a note in the sign-up.
Need to cancel? Please email me
Want to meet for an extended time after school? Just reach out and we can coordinate something that works for both of our schedules.
Clock Hours- All sessions qualify for standard clock hours. We will track your sessions and at the end of the school year I'll email you a claim code.
PD Funds - If we are meeting outside of your contracted day, we can tap into your 14 hours of PD time. These hours will be turned in right away.
Be sure to be logged in with your school Google Account
This fitness tracker, created with Sherrie Geiger from Skyrdige, can be pushed out as an assignment in Google Classroom. Students track their progress for different exercises which automatically graph, color code and record growth. There is also a page to show growth over the three years they have PE in middle school
