Week Three
Personal Information
FRIDAY FUNNY
TEACHING RESOURCES
Online Safety Tip Sheets, Posters, and More
Find Halloween ELA Articles on ReadWorks
Those of you who are looking for Halloween-themed stories to use in ELA lessons could do well to turn to this collection on ReadWorks.
TEACHER READING
5 Ways to Improve Feedback in your Classroom
Effective Feedback: The Key to Successful Assessment for Learning
TEACHER SHARE
Every Picture Tells a Story...from Visual Literacy to the Written Word
by David Hellman from CUNY
Thanks to Ruby Taylor MacBride, for sharing it with us from the Literacy Review workshop
Every Picture Tells a Story
Where are your pictures??
WHAT'S WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE?
What's wrong with this roster?
Did you figure it out? There are 7 students marked present, but only 6 are showing up.This is because the "x" circled in RED has a SPACE before it. Therefore, the spreadsheet is NOT COUNTING the student as PRESENT. A little space can be a big deal! Congratulations to Selena Daniels and Jean Choi who figured it out! |
CALENDAR
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| Don't forget, the NYPL is CLOSED Monday, October 14 |
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Register now
Tech in Ten
Tech in Ten
Sponsored by NYS TESOL NYC Region in collaboration with Baruch College’s Tools for Clear Speech
Wednesday November 6, 2019 (6pm-8pm)
Baruch College, CUNY
55 Lexington Avenue
$10 members, $15 non members
Our Presenters:
Creating a Digital Portfolio -Patricia George – Kingsborough Community College, CUNY
Getting the Most out of Texting- Edwin Harris –Jacob A Riis Neighborhood Settlement
Using “GooseChase” as a Collaborative Tool to “Hunt for Ideas" - Laiyin Lao – Teachers College, Columbia University
Engaging Multilingual Learners Through Interactive Technology - Todd Wagner – NYC DOE
Everything’s in Google Drive - Jessica Coyle – The New School
ESL Learners as Designers of Digital Stories: Benefits and Tools - Amany Alkhayat – Teachers College, Columbia University
CAN YOU HELP ME?
Hello everyone! I am scheduled to make a presentation at several upcoming TESOL-related events. I'll be presenting about the blog and how we use it.
Could you send me a sentence or two about the blog, how you use it, and what you like about it?
Email me: elizabethschade@nypl.org
Thank you!
Hello everyone! I am scheduled to make a presentation at several upcoming TESOL-related events. I'll be presenting about the blog and how we use it.
Could you send me a sentence or two about the blog, how you use it, and what you like about it?
Email me: elizabethschade@nypl.org
Thank you!
TEACHER HUB is a weekly blog of resources and information for instructors and staff of the English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) and Adult Literacy (ABE) programs of the New York Public Library in the Bronx, Manhattan and Staten Island







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