Framing Routine (PL)

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Please list the date of your professional development session and post any reflections you'd like to share.

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hdbenedict Over 6 years ago

Frame

April 25, 2018 PaTTAN Harrisburg

Got a copy of the manual!
katherine1 Over 6 years ago

Date of PD

7/27/16
sstrickland Over 6 years ago

October 24, 2016 Professional Developer- Debbie Rice

Was very excited about the initial training that I started implemented it right away.
normanj1983 Over 6 years ago

I worked with Mori Pace initially based on the make-up from VDOE online training session.

I started training with Mori Pace and then switched to Lisa Atkins. I look forward to badging in the Framing Routine.
dcooper Almost 7 years ago

I attended the session in June 2017 at the SIM Academy at JMU. This is a routine I can use to aid with information organization.

ssamples Almost 7 years ago

I received FRAME CER training at LaBelle High School in LaBelle, Florida on October 3, 2015.

The FRAME CER is my favorite Content Enhancement Routine.  I find it the most versatile for use in a math classroom.  As a math instructional coach and teacher, I am always looking for ways to improve instruction for our most struggling students.  I find FRAME and other CER's I have implemented to be among the more productive.
joy1225 Almost 7 years ago

August 2016 at Swain County Schools with Cindy Arch. Kim Jamison was our trainer.

larsuffi Almost 7 years ago

PD - 2/8/17

I received PD for FRAMing on 2/8/17 at JMU from D. Strand.  I also received PD at CAMS in Botetourt Co. in the fall of 2005.
strumbo Almost 7 years ago

I am very excited to work with Frames and can't wait to get started!

dmc114 Almost 7 years ago

Framing Routine completed on July 19, 2017

I attended the Framing Routine training during the summer co-teaching institute in Richmond. The framing procedure will be a valuable tool to use in the classroom across all subject areas. This strategy helps to break down complex or abstract ideas into manageable parts. It gives the learner a clear visual of the materials being taught and helps them to organize important ideas. This routine can be differentiated to meet the needs of all students and can be used for all subjects. The flexibility of this routine is amazing. I particularly like all the different formats that can be found at the back of the book. There are also additional activities that use this routine, my favorite being the "Gotcha" game.  I have only used this strategy for history and reading lessons, but I plan on implementing it across all curriculum. 
claudicina Almost 7 years ago