We were told this year that we are no longer allowed to do printed notes, but have to have the kids create them in a lined paper notebook. Is this the more Openscied way? Honestly, it's not my favorite curriculum and it's extremely dry.
I have been teaching almost a decade. I routinely surpass expectations and grow students. I run writing workshops and am well liked. I do have high expectations for students, and occasionally get some parents upset because I hold kids accountable. However, the kids held accountable are ones rolling on the floor during class and running around the room trying to tackle each other etc. I will say that I do things the way that works for me, and I don’t go all in on their buzzword programs. But my students do well. However, I find myself often at odds with admin who get upset about a missing objective here or there and not seeing specific strategies used (Kagan 🧐 or AVID). Any other jobs results would speak volumes. It seems they are constantly moving the goal posts. Is this common in education everywhere? what do these admin even want? AI robots?
was there a cocoa recall? Does anyone know have they stopped selling it and making it at all locations?