<font color=navy ><center>Carrie Seather's Teacher Education Portfolio</center></font>

  1. <font color=navy>Introduction to Education</font>
    1. <font color=navy>Philosophy of Teaching
    2. <font color=navy>Research Paper
      1. <font color=navy>Home School PowerPoint</font>
      2. <font color=navy>References</font>
    3. <font color=navy>Critical Analysis</font>
    4. <font color=navy>Pro/Con Issue</font>
      1. <font color=navy>References</font>
      2. <font color=navy>Junk Food PowerPoint</font>
    5. <font color=navy>Final Reflection</font>
      1. <font color=navy>Final Reflection PowerPoint</font>
  2. <font color=navy>Cultural Diversity in Education</font>
    1. <font color=navy>Critical Analysis</font>
    2. <font color=navy>Research Paper</font>
      1. <font color=navy>References</font>
      2. <font color=navy>PowerPoint presentation</font>
      3. <font color=navy>Invention Activity</font>
      4. <font color=navy>Achievement Gap Handout</font>
    3. <font color=navy>Philosophy of Cultural Education</font>
    4. <font color=navy>Teaching Strategy</font>
    5. <font color=navy>Calendar</font>
    6. <font color=navy>Final Reflection</font>
  3. <font color=navy>Technology Courses</font>
    1. <font color=navy>Microsoft PowerPoint</font>
    2. <font color=navy>Internet/Web</font>
    3. <font color=navy>Computer Science for Teacher Education Majors</font>
      1. <font color=navy>Technology WebQuest</font color>
        1. <font color=navy>Teacher Page
        2. <font color=navy>Worksheet
        3. <font color=navy>Graphics
      2. <font color=navy>Final Reflection
      3. <font color=navy>Reader Response
    4. <font color=navy>Windows XP
      1. <font color=navy>Geology WebQuest
        1. <font color=navy>Igneous Rocks
        2. <font color=navy>Sedimentary Rocks
        3. <font color=navy>Metamorphic Rocks
        4. <font color=navy>Rosco's Rock Samples
        5. <font color=navy>Teacher Page
      2. <font color=#000066>Article Review</font>
    5. <font color=navy>Microsoft Publisher
    6. <font color=navy>Philosophy of Technology in Education
  4. <font color=navy>History</font>
    1. <font color=navy>Lesson Plan</font>
    2. <font color=navy>PowerPoint presentation</font>
    3. <font color=navy>Math</font>
    4. <font color=navy>Reading</font>
    5. <font color=navy>Writing</font>
    6. <font color=navy>Spelling/Vocabulary</font>
    7. <font color=navy>Voting Activity</font>
    8. <font color=navy>Voting Links</font>
  5. <font color=navy>Mathematics for Elementary Teachers I & II</font>
    1. <font color=navy>Mathography
    2. <font color=navy>Philosophy of Math Education</font>
    3. <font color=navy>Service Learning Reflection - Fall</font>
    4. <font color=#000066>Service Learning Reflection - Spring</font>
    5. <font color=navy>Internet Lessons
    6. <font color=#000066>A Teachers Resource
    7. <font color=#000066>Fractions
    8. <font color=#000066>Various Concepts</font>
    9. <font color=#000066>Delicious Statistics</font>
    10. <font color=#000066>Incorporating Literature</font>
      1. <font color=#000066>Inch Worm</font>
        1. <font color=#000066>Worksheet
      2. <font color=#000066>Math Curse</font>
  6. <font color=#000066>Child Development</font>
    1. <font color=#000066>Philosophy of Child Development
    2. <font color=#000066>Final Reflection
    3. <font color=#000066>Gifted Research
      1. <font color=#000066>References
    4. <Font color=#000066>Budget for Baby
    5. <font color=#000066> Special Interest Group
      1. <font color=#000066>Proposal
      2. <font color=#000066>Agenda
      3. <font color=#000066>Getting to know you worksheet
      4. <font color=#000066>Flier
  7. <font color=#000066>Relationships in a Classroom Setting</font>
    1. <font color=#000066>Philosophy</font>
    2. <font color=#000066>Classroom Rules</font>
    3. <font color=#000066>Final Reflection</font>
    4. <font color=#000066>Theorist Presentation</font>
      1. <font color=#000066>PowerPoint
      2. <font color=#000066>Interactive Activity
      3. <font color=#000066>References
    5. <font color=#000066>Room Arrrangement
    6. <font color=#000066>Coping with Stress
    7. <font color=#000066>Class Slogan
    8. <font color=#000066>Chill Out Form
    9. <font color=#000066>Reader Response
  8. <font color=#000066>Children's Literature
    1. <font color=#000066>Philosophy of Children's Literature
    2. <font color=#000066>Read Aloud Workshop
    3. <font color=navy>Literature Rich Classroom
    4. <font color=navy>Lesson Plans</FONT>
      1. <font color=navy><i>Duke Ellington
      2. <font color=#000066><i>Math Curse</i></font>
    5. <font color=#000066>Service Learning Collage</font>
  9. <font color=navy>Introduction to Exceptional Learners
    1. <font color=navy>Philosophy of Exceptional Learners
    2. <font color=#000066>Resource Manual</font>

<font color=#000066>Agenda

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Semester Agenda

Meeting #1: Introduction Getting to know you activity.

Meeting #2: Plan Hunger Banquet. Form committees. Watch a video on poverty.

Meeting #3: Research websites to gain awareness about issues.

DATA.org  Bono's organization for AIDS relief in Africa.

National Domestic Violence Hotline  The National Domestic Abuse hotline website provides extensive information about domestic abuse, including teen relationship abuse.

</A></A>teenpregnancy.org  The goal of the National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy is to reduce the rate of teen pregnancy by one-third between 1996 and 2005.

Poverty This website contains information on local and global poverty.  This will help students gain perspective on poverty.

Meeting #4: Hunger Banquet: Invite parents and students. Call media.

Meeting #5: Serve at a soup kitchen and a homeless shelter.

Meeting #6: Guest speaker: A cutting edge speaker who can get kids to recognize the dangers of drug use.

Meeting #7: Volunteer at a children's hospital, reading books, playing games.

Meeting #8: General reflection meeting. Plan holiday gift drive.

Meeting #9: Sit in. This is a time to hold up signs to inform the school and community of the statistics of many issues that face us today. Students will hold signs with stats on them and sit quietly.

Meeting #10: Gift wrap collected gifts for children.

Meeting #11: Scrapbook the semesters events as a PowerPoint.

Meeting #12: Present PowerPoint in assembly to entire school.

Author: Carrie Seather
Last modified: 4/29/2006 5:20 AM (EST)