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Uploaded on Dec 5, 2009

Teachers talk a lot about what they expect from their students. I asked my advisory students what they expect from their teachers and here's what they said.

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  • maisie630

    I made it using Photostory and the music was just stock music from the program, I think it was a jazz instrumental. If you go into Photostory, you should be able to find it.

    

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  • maisie630

    Yes Jayson, feel free to use the video as you wish.

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  • maisie630

    yes. I think you sent me a note a while back and I never responded, sorry! I made it as a public video so it could be shared freely. I'm glad to know other teachers

    can benefit from it.

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  • maisie630

    I see one in there, but, since this project was about students expressing themselves, I included all the pictures. Note that I was teaching in an "urban" school district at the time with a large number of ESL students. Some of the grammar is off, too but I think they did a great job expressing themselves.

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  • maisie630

    of course, be my guest. it was very easy. i used photostory 3, which is free online. and, i took all the pictures with my iphone, just uploaded them to my computer and compiled it all in photostory. let me know when you're done so i can take a look! the kids and the staff loved it.

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  • Averageteen21

    what song was used?

    

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  • TP Ecogrow

    And this video is a perfect example of why the educated, also called teachers, are there to speak. While the "yet to be educated", also called students are there to listen.... Now lets everybody get back to the roles we are meant to preform.

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  • oabazhukov

    Stop Being rude :D

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  • Portgas D Ace

    It's great! Today my teacher showed us your video and I likes it so much. Thank you for making it :)

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  • Jayson Fry

    Hi Maisie,

    Love the video.

    I'm a primary school teacher in Melbourne, Australia. I am also the school's coach for SW-PBISEL. I am writing to request permission to use this video in a presentation I am delivering to our staff on the first day, and compile a similar type of video. Previously staff have been encouraged to have their classes to complete profiles for display What Makes A Good Student & What Makes A Good Teacher. A Video might re-inject some engagement into the task.

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  • Cezar Brito

    bom Uma extração de boas coisas. Uma grama de ouro Só se obtém após moagem de centenas de Pedras. O sabre, se faz mais simples. O filtro é o bom senso e Muito Querer. Reconhecer cada potencial observado em sala e saber despertá-los, uma tarefa que reflete o Amor a profissão. Focar o ritmo onde se fizer sabre necessário, se entregar, se aplicar é tudo isto merece todo nosso reconhecimento. A balança é uma questão de ótica.Querer e Fazer.

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