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Episode 49.1 – #ObserveMe (replay)
Follow OklaSaid the #Oklaed Podcast on:
Fill out our Enduring Questions Form. Thank You
Podcast Hosts and where to find us on Twitter:
OklaSaid: twitter.com/oklasaid
Erin Barnes:twitter.com/ebarnes73
Scott Haselwood: twitter.com/teachfromhere
Who hosted the #oklaed chat and where to find them on Twitter:
Telannia Norfar @thnorfar
Overview of chat topic
A Conversation about #ObserveMe
Read more about #ObserveMe on Robert Kaplinsky’s Blog
Questions from the chat:
We have a packed house tonight!! Glad to see everyone. Tonight is a little different. No QA format. Just good old convo. Just start talking about any of the prompts. #Oklaed pic.twitter.com/1vPVoEx2Og
— Mrs. Telannia Norfar (@thnorfar) January 29, 2018
I think that #ObserveMe can foster growth, but ONLY if meaningful feedback is provided. I also think that the observer should be open to learning as well. However, chaos is chaos so you can’t call disorder a “difference in procedures” #OklaEd
— Maxwell (@jmmxviii) January 29, 2018
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By OklaedFollow OklaSaid the #Oklaed Podcast on:
Fill out our Enduring Questions Form. Thank You
Podcast Hosts and where to find us on Twitter:
OklaSaid: twitter.com/oklasaid
Erin Barnes:twitter.com/ebarnes73
Scott Haselwood: twitter.com/teachfromhere
Who hosted the #oklaed chat and where to find them on Twitter:
Telannia Norfar @thnorfar
Overview of chat topic
A Conversation about #ObserveMe
Read more about #ObserveMe on Robert Kaplinsky’s Blog
Questions from the chat:
We have a packed house tonight!! Glad to see everyone. Tonight is a little different. No QA format. Just good old convo. Just start talking about any of the prompts. #Oklaed pic.twitter.com/1vPVoEx2Og
— Mrs. Telannia Norfar (@thnorfar) January 29, 2018
I think that #ObserveMe can foster growth, but ONLY if meaningful feedback is provided. I also think that the observer should be open to learning as well. However, chaos is chaos so you can’t call disorder a “difference in procedures” #OklaEd
— Maxwell (@jmmxviii) January 29, 2018