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I'll be joining some other amazing teachers for this book study thanks to The Primary Gal! Click on the images below to see what everyone else thought about these sections! I am going to try my best to condense these as much as I can since I combined them into one post.
What is a student-led classroom?
"A student-led classroom is one in which students make decisions and choices throughout the day without consulting the teacher." Everyone in the classroom appears to have equal power and equal say in what happens, although they understand that you, as the teacher, have the final word.
For the most part, I thought I had a good chunk of my day as "student-led." Even reading through some of the concerns, I didn't feel like a lot applied to me so I thought I had this in the bag! I. Was. Wrong. I'm on the right track for the most part but it is not as amazing as it could be and that is my goal for next year! Paul gives you some really great tips, ideas, words to calm your nerves (lol) and videos to help you through this process.
Is my classroom a student-led classroom? Eh.
Yes, my students make decisions but they aren't always the best choices (GASP!) and they don't always think about how their actions will effect themselves, their peers, or even me. Reading through this book has shown me by taking control they are really starting to see things in a new light. They are actually taking control of the class (interruptions and all - this makes me a smidge nervous as there is a fine line between teaching moment and bad manners, but Paul says it works so I'm going with it!), teaching each other, helping each other and learning from one another! I've got a lot of work to do but I'm very excited for the journey and I think my kids will be too!
Don't worry, it's not a free for all! You still have teacher led time (mini-lessons) and there is also collaborative work time and time to reflect or synthesize. This is a scary endeavor to embrace wholeheartedly though, let's be honest. We're teachers. We're perfectionist and micro-managers by nature usually.
Here are some of the main concerns (not all mind you):
- "I'm worried about giving up control to my students." (Let's be honest... WHO ISN'T?!)
- "I can't do this. I'm definitely going to make a lot of mistakes and fail." (Yep! We sure are! But that's okay because we can use them as teaching experiences and if your kids see that it's okay to fail and try again, they won't be as hesitant to embrace this experience with you.)
- "There's just too much at stake. I can't risk this not working." (If you fail at a student-led classroom, you end up with a teacher-led classroom! At least you tried!)
- "This will be too much work. I can't take on another thing right now!" (Hopefully your kiddos will take on most of it after a while. That's the whole point. Consider this the epitome of the "work smarter, not harder" saying.)
- "I'm overwhelmed. I don't know where to begin." (Begin by getting this book! It's amazing!)
- "But won't my room get loud?" (I have a love/hate relationship with my loud room. Love that they talk and collaborate and really, they are a little family because of it. That being said... they talk and collaborate about things that are not necessarily academic or even what were working on sometimes. You probably don't have kids like this in your room, lol. I need to find my happy medium. All in all, I'd prefer talking to no talking.)
There are many other concerns and Paul addresses them all beautifully in the book. By the end of the chapter you have this wonderful self-confidence that you can do this... and you can!
This won't necessarily be easy. It will take LOTS of practice for your kiddos to be comfortable making decisions without you. They are used to "perfect classrooms." Where the goal was to make the perfect choice, the perfect grade, etc. Here, you want them to make good choices and do well, but you want to see improvement, growth, thinking, taking risks all while being comfortable enough to make those decision and feeling safe with their choices. Make sure to show praise for making an effort, even if it didn't go as planned. For this to work, your students need to feel safe with you (and not in a "I got your back in a fire drill" kind of way). They need to know you care about them as people: how their soccer game went, what their hobbies are, working one on one with them throughout the week, etc. If they know you care about them, they will strive to make this work.
Every day you'll want to provide learning opportunities and show them what a student-led classroom looks like. Because as new as it is to you, it's definitely new to them too! Some things, like the interrupting, you are going to have to show them when and what is appropriate to interrupt for and what isn't. And this will take you more than one day. More than one week even, but you can do it! You will have some push back from your students, co-workers, maybe even admin. It's going to take work but by the second semester, you'll see a student-led class in action (Paul says so, so I'm taking his word and keeping my fingers crossed)!
All in all I'm very excited for this journey and I hope you continue along with me and the other fabulous teachers over at The Primary Gal's blog.

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Bernella and William David Satterfield were among the founders of the Indiana University (IU) chapter of Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) in spring of '65. At first glance, they seem unlikely activists. Dave, aka 'The Hawk', born in Stoney Lonesome near Columbus IN, was a full scholarship student at Dartmouth, Class of 1962—English major, co-captain of the football team, and more. In the photo below, he is the epitome of clean-cut '50s youth.
The two would soon have a child, born in '61 in New Hampshire while Dave was finishing Dartmouth. The common denominator: music. Folk, blues, and bluegrass in particular; they played fiddle and guitar and sang, sang beautifully. The place: Greenwich Village, living with friends on 'Positively 4th Street', hanging on Bleecker and McDougal. Friends of Bob Dylan before he became famous in those freewheelin' days at Kettle of Fish, Café Wha?, the Gaslight, the coffeehouses. Following the footsteps of the Beat Generation: Kerouac, Ginsberg, Burroughs. Now, below, they look more like activists: Bernella's dark hair has grown long; Dave has a moustache.
According to Bernella, Dave was "a gifted man and a brilliant singer." He returned to Indiana, to IU in Bloomington, with Bernella and their daughter Cordelia to attend graduate school while Bernella pursued her music studies at the university. Dave wanted to be an English professor, but that wasn't to be. Instead music, the tumultuous politics of the '60s, and the Vietnam War intervened. They soon became part of a core group of older, more experienced and serious, less conventional students accustomed to talking politics, literature, and philosophy.
Their priorities were not those of the average college student at the time. They were weaned on the Civil Rights Movement, on colonial wars of liberation, and Cold War nuclear fears as well as inner city and rural poverty and exploitation of workers. In Bernella's own words, "most of us were 'outsider' types – we were beatniks, grad students, often older than the typical undergrad and some of us were from other parts of the country or the world ….we were the weirdoes, the bohemian fringe, the vanguard." When they heard their old friend Bob Dylan's demand for a better world in his iconic, confrontational Like a Rolling Stone in mid-'65, they believed in actions that would revolutionize American culture and stop the war.
It's not surprising that this group of people began efforts to form the SDS chapter at IU. Spurred by President Johnson's broken promises and escalation of the Vietnam War in February and March of '65, around 15 of the core founding group held the first demonstration against the war in the state of Indiana. On April 17 members took part in the massive SDS march on the Washington Monument; the demonstrators presented Congress with a petition to the end the war in Vietnam just one month after the US sent the first combat troops there. That same spring they began holding weekly Friday afternoon forums in Dunn Meadow, a large grassy field on campus which the IU trustees had declared a Free Speech Zone following a pro-Cuban student march and violent counter-demonstration during the Cuban Missile Crisis of '62—but that's another story.
The new chapter published its first newsletter in November of '65, opening with "until today your local SDS has been a raggle-taggle federation of radicals" that included Jim Wallihan, Robin Hunter, Lucia and Peter Montague the Grove brothers John and Bob, ex-Vietnam GI Jeff Sharlet, et al. The group also took seriously SDS' idealistic Economic Research and Action Project (ERAP), taking on a project in a poverty pocket south of Bloomington where underpaid workers had neither running water nor buses to take their children to school.
The Satterfields and little Cordelia lived in a radical collective at 102 North Dunn Street, a stone's throw from the IU campus. Their upstairs apartment was the scene of many gatherings, including regular visits from FBI agents Bernella thought were there to intimidate; but the group was undeterred in its belief the war was wrong. Some of the sessions were musical, some political, but all were interesting. I vividly remember hearing Bernella and a cousin perform a song in the living room by the father of bluegrass, their harmonius voices soaring a capella:
Jeff Sharlet, one of the coterie that formed the IU SDS chapter, was part of the small, intimate group that held political discussions on leftist theory in the Satterfield living room. They were young, really fired up about politics, culture, and the war, and met frequently, often nightly. Bernella brought to the table quite a radical legacy from both sides of her family—her parents were Socialists, her grandfather a Russian anarchist, and an aunt was in the US Communist Party—as well as excitement over the possibilities, a classic 'red diaper baby'. She thought Jeff, who by fall of '65 was heading up the SDS chapter's Dorm Education Project on the Vietnam War, was a strategic realist and tactical pragmatist, not a Marxist theoretician like Robin Hunter, who often led those "struggle sessions". The group itself was more interested in the Port Huron Statement (the SDS founding document), Camus, and C. Wright Mills than in Marxist theories.
The Satterfields later split and went their separate ways. Sad to say, Dave, the musician, actor, writer, social theorist, and political leader, died in 2000 at age 59. Bernella, now Nell, still fiddling and singing, is an accomplished musician, journalist, and political activist working on progressive causes in Tennessee; in other words, still herself.
Jeff talked about her a lot, Bernella this or that, Bernella said. He had a lot of respect for her and took what she had to say to heart. He trusted her direction in things. She in turn saw Jeff, the only veteran in the group, as the voice of moral authority that was able to change activist hostility toward GIs to seeing them as victims of the system. When Dave Zeiger's documentary Sir! No Sir!, co-dedicated to Jeff, was screened in Nashville, Nell spoke highly of Jeff; she had organized the film showing and discussion. As she wrote us recently, "It is thrilling to hear [that] you are spreading the word about Jeff's accomplishments. I am very pleased to have had the chance to share some part of my life with him."
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To make matters worse, we still haven't put our tree up. You see, each year, we decide on a different colour theme. We decided on a turquoise and silver theme this year - but of course, when I went to buy new decorations, there was nothing to be found! Ah well, we'll manage somehow, and the tree will go up today one way or another. But then I saw this image over at the lovely Oliveaux:
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To make matters worse, we still haven't put our tree up. You see, each year, we decide on a different colour theme. We decided on a turquoise and silver theme this year - but of course, when I went to buy new decorations, there was nothing to be found! Ah well, we'll manage somehow, and the tree will go up today one way or another. But then I saw this image over at the lovely Oliveaux:
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That is so beautiful!!!ReplyDelete
I know exactly what you mean Kerri, Chrissy has completely snuck up on me as well.ReplyDelete
I adore that magnolia wreath and remember seeing it on one of the home magazines recently. I have a feeling it is actually real flowers, but I could be wrong. I remeber it was around $90 as I was a little sad at that :)
I hope you find the deccys you are after. x
I know what you mean! With the painters not finishing at my place until 17 Dec and heading off to Newcastle for Christmas I may even fore-go decorating this year...not sure how I'll cope with that! That wreath would look beautiful with frangipanis too...got any of those :)ReplyDelete
It is beautiful Kerri and I agree, perfect for an Aussie Christmas.ReplyDelete
It's available from papier d'amour. Out of my price range though!
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Oh they must be magnolias? How divine. If it's any consolation it wouldn't last that long because they look like they are alive. I rather like bay wreaths myself.ReplyDelete
Cannot believe you do new colours for your tree every year. That is true dedication!
That is a beauty for sure!ReplyDelete
that is absolutely to die for!ReplyDelete
I have actually seen one exactly like it in a shop near my office!
We haven't put up a tree either so you're not the only one. Will have to get to it as we are hosting Christmas lunch this year. That wreath is stunning! I think it would have to be made the day before though. xReplyDelete
Fret not sister, you are not alone..! I haven't put up any decorations so far either. My daughter asked me this morning when the tree would appear.. Feeling the pressure now! :)ReplyDelete
Loving this wreath too. They sell it at a store just down the road from where I live (Papier D'Amour - they have a web shop too) and to me it is perfect for Australian Christmas. Just gorgeous!
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Hey, Kerri, pick me, pick me! I know the answer!ReplyDelete
I've been lusting over it at Papier d'amour since last Christmas. But I don't have $340. Sigh.
Go to http://www.papierdamour.com.au/shop-online/christmas/wreaths/magnolia-wreath.html
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Very pretty. You could keep it somewhere all year.ReplyDelete
That is so gorgeous and pretty Kerri- love it:). I do that all the time- decide what I want and then go nuts trying to find it. Good luck with the Christmas tree decorating:)ReplyDelete
Oh, I love this wreath! Forget Christmas, this would go up in my house year round! Its so pretty and springy looking! Wow, I wish I could get that, but the price might be a bit much. I might have to try my own knock off version sometime. Hmmm. Thanks so much for sharing, it really is a beautiful wreath!ReplyDelete
Didn't this year just fly!! I had all these grand 'redecorating' plans, but sheesh....where did the time to do it go???!!!!ReplyDelete
I know what you mean about the decorations....I also wanted silver and turquoise, but had to settle for silver and any pale blue I could find...and then the kids wanted a bit of pink in the mix too...lol


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The Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) has today announced Nottingham Hospitals Charity as the charity partner for the Aegon Open Nottingham tennis tournament that is coming to the city in June this year.
The Aegon Open Nottingham will see two tournaments take place in June, the women's WTA event taking place from 6-14 June 2015, and the men's ATP event being staged from 20-27 June 2015. Both tournaments will be an integral part of the new British grass court season, which in 2015 will see a three week window between Roland Garros and Wimbledon for the very first time. The extended grass court season will enable some of the world's best players extra time to find their feet on grass and make the most of the best grass-courts in the country.
Chief Executive of Nottingham Hospitals Charity Barbara Cathcart says: "It's very exciting that Nottingham has been chosen to host the Aegon Open Nottingham and we are thrilled to be the chosen partner for this major international tournament. I'm pleased that Nottingham's reputation as a centre of excellence for sport continues to encourage prestigious events to the city. I want to thank the LTA for choosing Nottingham Hospitals Charity as their charity partner and helping us to highlight our work to people all over the world as a result."
A key date for the diary will be Tuesday 9 June, the Nottingham Hospitals Charity Day at the Aegon Open Nottingham where corporate hospitality tickets will be available to purchase to raise money for the charity. The British women's number one Heather Watson, is already confirmed to attend the event and tickets will include a centre court pass, three course meal, afternoon tea and a selection of drinks.
All money raised will support the Saving Lives Helipad Appeal which is raising £3 million to build an onsite helipad at Nottingham's Queen's Medical Centre (QMC). The appeal was launched in July 2014 to enable critically-injured patients to be transferred via Air Ambulance to the East Midlands Major Trauma Centre more quickly, giving them access to the life-saving care they need when they need it most.
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Pro Classic Lego game featuring the entire Star Wars saga (episodes I-VI)
Although this includes aspects from one of the first ever themed Lego games, it's still one of the best. It has some great references to the Star Wars films and the lack of voices in the game only deepens the humour.
Con By now, it is a little bit outdated, especially if you've played a lot of new Lego games
This version of the game was released in 2007, and it's made of Lego Star Wars: The Video Game (2005) and Lego Star Wars: The Original Trilogy (2006), so the mechanics have almost completely changed since. Honestly, it's kind of hard playing Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2016) then going back to the older games because there have been so many new features added since.
Con More difficult to attain 100% completion than other Lego titles
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I feel quite frustrated to do the project.
I collected some recent product datas from my friends and magazine. But most of them are talking about Marc jacobs' footwear and bags, whose colours are very different from Marc Jacobs' RTW garment collection.
Basing on the conclusion of our group seems to be the only thing I got. Moreover, trying to design clothing like Marc Jacobs is a huge problem for me. Although I have seen lots of his works (thanks to the long group analysis period), my design style and statement is very different from him.
Besides, the proportion of colours of Marc Jacobs' works is still a maze for our group. The only thing we can conclude is that he will only use 2 to 3 colours in the same set. No pattern can be seen obviously about proportion of colours.
I have try to draw different colour family, but if one colour of the family is slightly different, the whole family colours will seem odd. After testing and disscussion with classmates in other group, I have develop some basic colour families. But as the collection design is not finished, I cannot try out the effect at all. I am quite nervous at this moment.
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Oct 30, 2018
Oct 30, 2018 6:30 PM – 10:00 PM
JDRF - Creating a World without Type One Diabetes
Tanya is part of JDRF Greater Dallas.
She will bring a special guest youth ambassador.
We've Moved! Please note our new address:
8140 Walnut Hill Lane, Suite 810
Dallas, TX 75231
mobile: 469.348.4512|office: 214.373.9808|direct: 214.764.6769
Nov 06, 2018
Nov 06, 2018 10:00 AM – Jan 14, 2019 10:00 PM
Nov 10, 2018 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Nov 13, 2018 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
Happy Thanksgiving!
Nov 20, 2018
Her Rotary Experience & "Classification Talk"
Plano West is revitalizing our relationship with our sponsored Rotaract Club, and Vivi has been been to our club meetings a couple times and has volunteered for our service projects.
I invited her to come talk about her Graphic Design background and to basically share with us her "Classification Talk", of sorts. She will talk about her connections with Rotary in Columbia and the US, and may touch on her Rotary Youth Exchange experience, time permitting.
Nov 27, 2018
Nov 29, 2018 12:30 PM – 1:15 PM
The Rotary Foundation
Dec 04, 2018
Dec 06, 2018
Please come to our evening Christmas Party @ Greek Isles - details TBD
Dec 11, 2018
Dec 11, 2018 6:30 PM – 9:30 PM
Dec 17, 2018 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sharing 1st Semester Experiences
We are excited to have all 3 of our 2018 ($2,000) Scholarship Recipients come share their experiences from their first semester in college/university! Welcome!!
Dec 18, 2018
Dec 18, 2018 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays!
Dec 25, 2018
Happy New Year!
Jan 01, 2019
Jim is a friend of Glen & Michelle's who also has an interest in service to others.
Jim will talk about how it's possible for us to provide the capital needed by small businesspeople and entrepeneurs in the developing world by making small loans (normally $25). It's an amazing and easy way to help our neighbors in other countries, and will open your eyes to the actual work situations of people around the world. (They are much different than you'd expect!)
Michelle's Note: Jim will likely demonstrate using Kiva.org. Kiva also has different Rotary clubs (optionally) signed up as a group or team.
Jan 08, 2019
Michelle will facilitate the Assembly meeting, including important opportunities for YOU to provide feedback now that we are half-way through this Rotary year.
Your feedback is critical to making this club valuable to YOU, so please come!
Jan 15, 2019
Jan 19, 2019 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM
Service: Packing 35 lunches for CC homelessness
CCHC stands for the Collin County Homeless Coalition.
Tuesday, 1/22, LaShon Ross will speak with us about homelessness in Collin County & during the lunch hour we will assemble 35 sandwich lunches for delivery Wednesday, 1/23.
Wednesday, 1/23, 1-3 PW volunteers will be serving sandwiches for our community members who are currently experiencing homelessness. The sandwiches will be served at the Assistance Center of Collin County (900 18th Street, Plano, TX 75074) from 2-4:30 PM for those receiving services from partner organization Streetside Showers.
The Assistance Center of Collin County brings carefully qualified and prompt short-term assistance to individuals and families in financial crisis to help them regain self-sufficiency. Through discerning programs, guidance and funds, we help stabilize Collin County families' home economies to fight homelessness, hunger and poverty as well as help protect our entire community from a wave effect of negative impacts.
Jan 22, 2019
6:00 - 7:30PM, see details
We have started a new tradition (last year) of having a social event on "5th Tuesdays".
This 5th Tuesday also happens to be Plano West's 39th Anniversary, so we will celebrate our history!
We will meet at Greek Isles 6:00 - 7:30pm, please bring spouses, friends, fellow Rotarians, and former Plano West Rotarians! Please also bring your Plano West stories to share!
The club dues will provide some appetizers, first come first served. Drinks and any other food items are to be handled with your server, please. :)
Jan 29, 2019
Jan 29, 2019 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
Cub Scouts & Regional Food Drive
Charlie is a fellow Rotarian, and will share information about Scouting:
I will talk about the regional food drive which will be taking place the last two weeks of February. I can give an overview of the history of the project, its impact, and perhaps begin some dialogue as to how Rotary can collaborate if your club members want to do so. There are also lots of changes going on in Scouting and I would be open to discussing any questions regarding that process.
Feb 05, 2019
(no lunch meeting)
$20 Valentine's Day dinner for guests, as well as non-lunch members.
Feb 12, 2019
Feb 12, 2019 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM
"Classification" Talk
Feb 19, 2019
Feb 19, 2019 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
Bringing Nature & People Together
Stephanie will give an overview of what the Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary is, why it was founded and their mission, and what they're working on for the future. She'll also talk about upcoming educational programming and special events that may be of interest to your members.
Also, checkout: http://www.heardmuseum.org/holidays
Feb 26, 2019
Mar 05, 2019
"Classification" Talk
Mar 12, 2019
Mar 16, 2019 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM
Hearing Loss, Tinnitus, & Impacts on the Brain
Mar 19, 2019
Mar 19, 2019 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
Building a Village for Homeless Response
Mar 26, 2019
Mar 30, 2019 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Children's' Chorus of Collin County
She will talk about the mission of the Chorus, their diversity, music, and the wonderful children, as well as her role as Artistic Director.
Apr 16, 2019
Apr 16, 2019 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM


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The Afghan Scenario
(Original Title, 'Afghan Presidential elections and Pakistan'
(Original Title, 'Afghan Presidential elections and Pakistan'
THE second round of the Afghan elections is due on June 14. The first round has thrown up Dr Abdullah Abdullah and Dr Ashraf Ghani as the front runners. The second round is required by the Afghan constitution, which states that if no candidate secures more than 50 % of the votes cast, a second round should be held among the top two contenders.
The Afghan elections are being watched very closely as the whole process and its final result will have an impact on future developments in Afghanistan and the region. Observers, especially Kabul's neighbors, have interest in the way the situation develops as it will have a direct bearing on the post-December draw-down of US/ NAtO forces.