Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Reflection:
Due to the time restriction of these goals I was not able to get access to a book on the topic of
Oppositional Defiant Disorder, but instead read two online articles. The citation for these
articles can be found below. Both of these articles provided several strategies to support the
learning of students who have been diagnosed with ODD. Some of these strategies included in
the articles are giving students choices, following routines, providing a visual schedule,
building personal relationships, and giving warning about transitions. I have noted that these
strategies also support the learning of all students in my classroom.
Jones SH. Oppositional Defiant Disorder: An Overview and Strategies for Educators. General
Music Today. 2018;31(2):12-16. doi:10.1177/1048371317708326
Salend, S. J., & Sylvestre, S. (2005). Understanding and addressing oppositional and defiant
classroom behaviors. Teaching Exceptional Children, 37(6), 32-39. Retrieved from
https://search-proquest-com.ezproxy.uleth.ca/scholarly-journals/understanding-addressing-
oppositional-defiant/docview/201143829/se-2?accountid=12063
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Vanessa Wilson
Professional Learning Goals
PLANNING FOR LEARNING PSII – Goal #2
Related Strategies Resources/ Evidence of Timeline
TQS Support Success
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Question:
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Reflection:
The goal of Fresh Grade is to provide an online learning portfolio for each student. I found it
beneficial that parents could see their students' learning throughout the year instead of just at
report card times. This platform also allowed me to communicate with all parents, because
typically only the parents of struggling students hear from teachers.
I was not able to achieve my evidence of success of releasing the students learning within a
week of completion because the ⅘ multi-age learning cohort decided they would post
assessments at a similar time due to siblings/cousins in different classes but same grade. Even
though the majority of releasing my evidence of learning was delayed I did ensure that all my
evidence I uploaded to Fresh Grade was released before the end of my practicum to ensure
parents had time to contact me if they had concerns or questions.