Jennifer Rohde

I'm currently earning my degree from Siena Heights University. I'll graduate in Dec. 2019 with a degree in elementary education with a focus on language arts.

[Jennifer Rohde @jenrohde2001]

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MHSAA Division 3 virtual girls basketball championship game.

Royal Oak Shrine Catholic vs. Blissfield

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[Jennifer Rohde @jenrohde2001]

A5 I do not have much to add to this question about social studies resources, but I do look forward to checking out your suggestions. #worldgeochat

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A4 I would model it myself and also allow students to work in pairs to discuss their thinking and compare ideas. #worldgeochat

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A3 I feel that scaffolding the reading would help. In addition, I think it may be helpful for many to discuss the heart of the text that you most want your students to know. Sometimes helping them connect dots is all it takes to bring it into focus. #worldgeochat

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A2 I like the idea of just chatting for a few minutes to draw out what students already know. I like how chat can spark additional conversation as more ideas or thoughts are mentioned. I have also used a KWL sheet. #worldgeochat

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A1 I like to find a related story that is a bit out there to introduce a topic. This seems to get student attention. I once found a story about selling meteorites from the Oregon Trail in order to introduce the topic. They ate it up! #worldgeochat

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PQ1 My name is Jen and I am a teacher candidate at Siena Heights University in Adrian, MI. I do not have a favorite poem associated with social studies. #worldgeochat

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A5 getting involved helps. Different levels of involvement can meet student comfort levels. Perhaps it is a service project, involvement in local politics or educating others to name a few. Each student needs to find where they shine. #WorldGeoChat

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A4 Clean-up days, learning how to dispose of certain products properly (think batteries, tires, computers) and even getting them involved in educating others on relevant topics. #WorldGeoChat

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A3 cities of the future need to be designed with sustainability at the heart of them. They need to consider food production, clean air, waste generation and removal and resources. #WorldGeoChat

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A2 I think urbanization presents unique challenges to sustainability, but there are incredibly creative people who are overcoming those challenges. I think it's important to show how urban areas are meeting growing demands of the people within the area. #WorldGeoChat

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A1 I think it is important to teach acceptance, tolerance and honor of others peoples background, city, culture, and ways of doing things. Each area presents its own challenges or excitement to consider. #WorldGeoChat

[Jennifer Rohde @jenrohde2001]

Hi, I'm Jen. Pre-service teacher from Siena Heights University. My favorite city that I've visited is St. Louis. #WorldGeoChat

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A7 I like to end my lessons with an optional challenge to students. It extends the lessons, connects it to real life and for those students who choose to respond, it gives them some time in the spotlight sharing with me and their peers, the connections they made. #tlap

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A6 I take natural opportunities to offer encouragement and support so students know that I am seeing what great things they are doing regularly. I never only want to support them when in crisis, they may think the support means less or I'm saying because I have to. #tlap

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A5 Manners, students supporting their peers, compliments that are personal or educational and empathy for others. #tlap

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A4 I believe in leading by example, occasionally my example is off. That is when I correct with an example of how move on from or correct mistakes respectfully. Honesty and integrity are huge for me, so when examples go wayward, use the opportunity to set a new example! #tlap

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A3 Teach active listening skills. I would also encourage only positive, thoughtful responses that help the class learn. #tlap

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A2 I like to do brain breaks. Anything that gets them up and out of their seats. We often does movements that cross the mid-line of the body. #tlap

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A1 I have found that giving each student a specific job to do helps to keep them on track. When the entire group plays their respective roles, everyone succeeds. I have done this a lot in cooperative projects. #tlap