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Standard Digital Camera Lab, $2799.00, 0.00% raised
Standard Digital Camera Lab
Single Unit Why I need this:
Students are completing three major social studies projects throughout the year. Their multimedia projects related to our state and how geography, civics, and history has impacted us. They are making connections between their own lives/families and their research. In addition, we are making digital stories after we complete writing projects. We need the cameras to provide visual evidence to support the facts we find and to provide pictures that accompany the stories and reports that we write.
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 Debbie- Blodgett-Goins has added and Standard Digital Camera Lab to their wishlist Nov 19, 2010
Mrs. Debbie- Blodgett-Goins
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Martin Luther King Jr Elem
Class Information:
Room Number: 207
Students per Class: 29
Class Description:
Our class is full of enthusiastic, high energy learners who live in a high risk, high poverty, high crime neighborhood. While they are facing many challenges in their lives, they are getting excited about learning because of the technology that we are beginning to bring into our class!
Position:
Teacher
Needs:
1. We need scanners to use in completion of our research and writing projects. 2. We need digital cameras to take pictures that correlate with our research and writing projects. 3. We need three more USB head phones to record ourselves reading our projects. 4. We need 17 more computers so that we can have 1-to-1 computing throughout our school day in all topic areas.
My Philosophy:
I believe that children must learn that they are the masters of their own fate, regardless of the obstacles they may face in life. It is never to early to begin preparing them to locate resources, utilize tools, and integrate technology into their lives. Internet resources are easily accessible in this day. Even our youngest children deserve the opportunity to explore the world of technology to create their own success. The resources available with a computer in their hands are immeasurable.
Personal Information:
About Me:
I am passionate about what I do to help children and adults achieve their highest potential. My job is more than a profession to me - I live, breathe and will die for the people who rely on me to help them find betters ways to living through excellent educational experiences.
College and Degrees:
Central Washington University: Bachelors of Arts Degree with a major in Special Education and Master's Degree in Special Education NationalBoard Certified Teacher: Middle Childhood Generalist
Activities:
District Math Improvement team District Technology Improvement team Building Instructional Leadership team Technology Peer Coach Board member, Center for Strengthening the Teaching Profession NationalBoard Support Facilitator
Favorite Books:
John Steinbeck - anything Twilightseries (Yeah, I need to relax & kick back, too) The Secret Nicholas Sparks - anything
Favorite Quotes:
"I have the power to control me." "Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power." ~AbrahamLincoln
Interests:
Hunting and fishing Camping YardWork Watching sports (especially basketball) Tutoringnieces and nephews
Employment History:
2004-2010, Yakima School District: Grade 4 Teacher Math Coach 1998-2004,Mt. Adams School District Grades 3/4 Teacher 1995-1998 Yakima School District Special Education Consulting Teacher 1990-1995Central Washington University Assistant Professor, Special Education Department 1985-1990Portland School District Grades 3/4 Teacher
Percent of Students are:
     At-risk: 70 %
     Average: 14 %
     High-achiever: 3 %
     Special Needs: 13 %
Percent of Students are:
     White/Caucasian : 10 %
     Hispanic: 87 %
     Native American: 3 %
Free/Reduced Lunch Program Enrollment:: 96 %
ESL Enrollment:: 82 %
Average number of students in class:: 29 students
Number of students I teach:: 29 students