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Title: Ed Lab EDNL 340


1
Welcome to the Ed Lab!
2
Ed LabMath Reading Labs
  • Class 1

3
Welcome Introductions
  • Overview of Lab Class 1
  • Introductions
  • Purposes of the lab
  • Key lab dates course materials
  • Resources in the lab
  • First day(s)

4
Purposes of the Lab
  • Grow as a teacher
  • Work with a child in a one-on-one setting
  • Meet and talk with parents
  • Write lesson plans
  • Perform in a professional role

5
The Big Picture
6
The Basics
  • A reading and math lab are required
  • Receive .5 hour of credit for lab class
  • You will tutor up to 1 hour 15 minutes twice a
    week, depending on which lab(s) you are
    completing
  • Receive a separate grade for lab class
  • Your lab work will figure into your methods
    course grade

7
Tutoring RequirementsThe Basics
  • We will place you with a student within the next
    week.
  • You will call the parent to find out about the
    child and to finalize a schedule with the parent.
  • You will begin tutoring within a week of
    receiving your placement.
  • You will submit a lesson plan for approval for
    each tutoring session.
  • Tutoring will continue through November.

8
Lab Schedule
  • Planning
  • Monday-Thursday 900-300
  • Friday 900-1200
  • Tutoring
  • Monday-Thursday 300-600

9
Lesson Plans
  • Paper/pencil plans are due by noon the day of
    tutoring.
  • TaskStream plans are due by 900am the day of
    tutoring.

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Key Lab Dates
  • At-A-Glance Calendar
  • Lab Class Dates
  • Ed Lab Workshop Dates
  • Other Important Dates to Consider
  • Workdays/Break
  • Math Fair
  • Author Showcase

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Lab Resources
  • Book Collections Writing Center Puppets
  • Games Math Manipulatives Craft Room
  • Science Stuff Tape Players Kitchen
  • Curriculum Materials Center
  • And the Staff of the Lab!!!
  • Complete the Map Quest
  • By September 14!
  • for 5 POINTS of your grade!

Ed Lab Website www.uncw.edu/ed/edlab
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Before You Tutor
  • Review the childs file
  • Call the parent
  • Prepare for the first session
  • Professional manner
  • Arrive early
  • Locate resources in the Ed Lab and CMC

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Calling the Parent
  • Call parent within 2 days of placement
  • If you need to leave a message, be clear and
    professional.
  • Give them your contact information.
  • Listen carefully to what they say about the
    child. Take good notes.
  • Set your tutoring times and days.

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On Your First Day Tutoring
  • Meet the parent outside the Ed Lab. They will be
    coming in to sign papers
  • Wear your name tag
  • Talk with the parent about where and when they
    will pick up the child
  • Have parents see Ed Lab staff for any necessary
    paperwork

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First Day Plan
  • Get acquainted
  • Topics you can discuss
  • Pets
  • Brothers sisters
  • Favorite food
  • Favorite books
  • Favorite things to do
  • Tour the Ed Lab
  • Make a mailbox (one for your learner and one for
    you)

20
First Day continued
  • Work on an interest inventory
  • Structured Activities with your student
  • Choose math assessments
  • Pick three math assessments from the Math
    Packetconsider grade level, math need, things
    that look fun, etc.
  • Play a math game

21
First Day continued
  • Choose books for the first day
  • Pick two or three books from the Ed Lab
    collectionbased on student interest, grade
    level, your favorites, etc.
  • Complete a Response Activity
  • Set goals for your time together

22
Reading Second Day Plan
  • Read Aloud
  • Student reading (five finger test or informal
    reading conference)
  • Retelling
  • What do good readers do? What do good writers do?

23
Turning in your plans
  • You will need a two-pocket folder
  • Drop off box
  • Pick-up box
  • What if my folder isnt in the pick up box?

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Before You Leave Today
  • Fill out and leave your Checklist(s)
  • Sign the Permission to Photograph
  • Get your Map Quest
  • Take first week plans with you
  • Ask any questions you may have
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