[2014/10/08 20:54] JaredCreswell: I'll read it

[2014/10/08 20:54] Laura d'Creswell HS: just wanted to clarify.

[2014/10/08 20:54] Laura d'Creswell HS: though I do love creswell, we live in eugene.

[2014/10/08 20:55] Laura d'Creswell HS: and those who know biil know how much he loves april, but when she needs mom , it can be a bit sad for him;).

[2014/10/08 20:55] Laura d'Creswell HS: sure

[2014/10/08 20:55] Eric: https://sites.google.com/site/projectdirectii/home

[2014/10/08 20:56] kholst: Don't worry Laura, you have a little one and that's your priority on the weekends.  We totally understand.

[2014/10/08 20:56] Laura d'Creswell HS: do you mind please emailing it since I will not normalling be using this computer?

[2014/10/08 20:57] Laura d'Creswell HS: thanks

[2014/10/08 20:57] Mary Harwood: Eric,

[2014/10/08 20:57] Virginia Petitt: Eric, Laura Estes' name is not included on the list

[2014/10/08 20:58] Mary Harwood: there was a request to email the link to the group. Some people are on loaner computers.

[2014/10/08 20:58] Mary Harwood: the link to the site.

[2014/10/08 20:58] PeggyGordonOakridge: Good, I am getting tired of sitting

[2014/10/08 20:58] Eric: Email sent

[2014/10/08 20:58] lynnelockhart: I'd like to get my clothes back first, so I'll try a portrait next week if that's OK.

[2014/10/08 20:59] Todd: I would like to go, but I have a friend with a birthday waiting.

[2014/10/08 20:59] lynnelockhart: I feel like a fuzzy ball, too...Spirit week is exhausting!

[2014/10/08 20:59] Laura Estes: It is: esteslaurak@gmail.com

[2014/10/08 21:04] Virginia Petitt: Oops--gotta go. I'll do a photo next time. Good night everyone!

[2014/10/08 21:06] Eric: rt click w/ mouse

[2014/10/08 21:06] Kimkcreswell: kendra just got logged off, and she didn't do it on purpose.

[2014/10/08 21:10] Kimkcreswell: good night all.

[2014/10/08 21:10] Lynn Creswell: Good night!

[2014/10/08 21:10] PeggyGordonOakridge: good night

[2014/10/08 21:10] Mary Harwood: Y'all have a good time!

[19:39] Eric: Hola!

[19:45] Eric: Hey Tom!

[19:45] ArthurConan Doyle: Hey hey!

[19:48] Eric: Agreed!

[19:48] Eric: Night as cool as cards though =)

[19:49] Eric: Or not

[19:49] Eric: How do you misspell not with night without having auto correct to blame

[19:51] Eric: Need a license to drive a car, but not have a kid.

[19:55] BridgettOakridge: here, here!!!

[19:55] BridgettOakridge: It's great to have you at our school, Bev

[19:56] Bevoakridge: Thanks, Bridgett! I'm glad to be there.!

[19:56] Eric: G'night!

[20:00] Vitaut Arabello: Yoon, tell me when you need a next slide demonstrated - and I will press the button.

[20:01] Eric: Here here

[20:02] Eric: 21 on the island

[20:03] Bevoakridge: Hi Arthurina, I finally have an okay for  a date for you to come to Oakridge for observations!

[20:08] EmilyOakridge: Eric, Double check... Avatar detail to the left and what was the other one?

[20:08] Eric: All of them to the left.

[20:08] Eric: Then tweak as needed for you.

[20:08] EmilyOakridge: Thank you :)

[20:08] Eric: Glad to be of service

[20:09] JSMAAF: That sounds like a great idea, Yoon.

[20:09] Bevoakridge: sounds good

[20:09] Eric: I love the adventurous spirit!!

[20:09] Katrinaburkhardt: All I can hear is typing.  What am I missing?

[20:10] lynnelockhart: How on a mac, again, to zoom in?

[20:10] EmilyOakridge: Katrina, when that happened to me, I had to log out and log back in.

[20:11] Alicia Osborn: Katrina, didn't this happen in Pendleton?

[20:11] Eric: ditto

[20:11] Eric: , katrina

[20:11] Mary Harwood: You can use your camera controls to view things, as well.

[20:11] Katrinaburkhardt: I figured out the Pendleton problem.  This is new...

[20:11] Alicia Osborn: When you click on the green sound button next to (Nearby chat).. is the volume on?

[20:12] Todd: Yes.  Love it.

[20:12] PeggyGordonOakridge: I am good

[20:13] Katrinaburkhardt: looking for the button Alicia.

[20:13] Bevoakridge: all I see is the check in screen

[20:13] GlendaGreen: I don't see a picture.

[20:13] GlendaGreen: All I see is the check in screen.

[20:13] DanaHarriger: I see check in screen

[20:13] ArthurConan Doyle: Vampire lunch

[20:13] Bevoakridge: me too

[20:13] lynnelockhart: a human is finding its inner bears

[20:13] CaileyOakridge: I see a human outline and a dog nose and mouth.

[20:14] Robert: I see kids on the floor.

[20:14] Todd: Old man with the voice of a bear.

[20:14] GlendaGreen: That's what I see Robert.

[20:14] ArthurConan Doyle: Looks like wolf

[20:14] Katrinaburkhardt is not available to take your call.  You will now be reconnected to Nearby Voice Chat.

[20:14] Robert: So, I'm not crazy.

[20:14] Johnie Lee Matthews III: what picture are we supposed to be looking at?

[20:14] Todd: Grey hair. overlapped mouths/screams.

[20:15] ArthurConan Doyle: a bit from A and a bit from B

[20:15] Katrinaburkhardt: What the hell are you people on?!

[20:15] Vitaut Arabello: The painting is on the left.

[20:15] CaileyOakridge: I see two sets of eyes too...just saw that

[20:16] GlendaGreen: I can't see a picture. I only see the check in screen.

[20:16] lynnelockhart: The central animal face looks like a brown bear and the head dress of the human figure looks like something an elderly person would wear. His ears are elongated, like an old man

[20:16] Katrinaburkhardt is not available to take your call.  You will now be reconnected to Nearby Voice Chat.

[20:16] Vitaut Arabello: An awful but contemporary hybrid.

[20:16] lynnelockhart: look to the left, Glenda

[20:16] ArthurConan Doyle: I can go with bear

[20:16] Robert: Still don't see the picture you are referring to.

[20:17] Robert: thak you!

[20:17] DanaHarriger: I see the transformation of the from a human to a werewolf

[20:17] Eric: You may need to stand and go to left of the stage

[20:17] lynnelockhart: also old man scrawny shoulders. I also thought blood splatter, like a violent transformation, or some kind of inner turmoil

[20:18] DanaHarriger: possibly a Native American painting

[20:18] Todd: The brown splatter reminds me of mud, but I just noticed the blue splatter.

[20:19] DanaHarriger: I am just thinking of the fictional transformation that occurs over and over in movies

[20:20] DanaHarriger: On the side of his head there seems to be a couple of smears that resemble feathers from a head dress

[20:20] Eric: Native American because of knowledge of native american "spirit animal" lore

[20:20] lynnelockhart: I thought native american, too, because of the washed natural colors of the background and the idea of a spirit animal, maybe

[20:21] Todd: The yellow and orange have bothered mee, too.  I see a tiger in the top right.

[20:22] DanaHarriger: The orange and white smears

[20:22] CaileyOakridge: yeah, the human eyes don't look quite human

[20:23] ArthurConan Doyle: What is the right answer?

[20:24] lynnelockhart: eyes are cool: human eyeballs in animal sockets

[20:24] JSMAAF: I have some info on the artist.

[20:24] Vitaut Arabello: Open for endless interpretation.

[20:24] JSMAAF: Should I share?

[20:25] Eric: Normally not a fan of this style of "art"....but I am strangely drawn to it.

[20:25] Vitaut Arabello: De gustibus non est disputandum ;-)

[20:25] lynnelockhart: my mom used to say that: each to his own?

[20:26] lynnelockhart: I wish i'd listened closer to her latin rants; I miss her!

[20:26] JSMAAF: Ok, having some tech issues here

[20:26] Eric: Arthurina may need to restart SL

[20:26] Alicia Osborn: This format was challenging for me because for some reason I only see part of the comments and so I could not keep up.

[20:27] Mary Harwood: It was a bit disjointed.

[20:27] Mary Harwood: I also had problems with the chat tonight.

[20:27] PeggyGordonOakridge: I liked how close up I could get to the image but did not get so close early on.

[20:27] EmilyOakridge: Same here Mary...it was different people, but I was missing some comments.

[20:28] Vitaut Arabello: BTW, this session including IM is being recorded and you can watch it later on Youtube.

[20:28] PeggyGordonOakridge: I think you did a great job facilitating.

[20:28] EmilyOakridge: I think that is a great idea Peggy!  We could type that we would like to speak then be called on.

[20:29] Alicia Osborn: Can't see Emily at all =]

[20:30] JSMAAF: Rick Bartow is a Pacific Northwest artist based in Newport. I chose this image because his exhibition is opening at the JSMA next month.

[20:30] JSMAAF: http://jsma.uoregon.edu/Bartow

[20:30] ArthurConan Doyle: The title of this "Bear Coming by Rick Bartow"

[20:31] JSMAAF: Great job, Yoon!

[20:31] ArthurConan Doyle: Lots of FUN

[20:32] JSMAAF: He has close ties with the Siletz community.

[20:32] JSMAAF: A lot of his work deals with transformation.

[20:33] JSMAAF: He is a Native American artist.

[20:33] JSMAAF: That's correct

[20:33] Mary Harwood: We're ll haging on every word.

[20:33] Mary Harwood: all hanging

[20:34] EmilyOakridge: We're listening! :)

[20:34] Mary Harwood: My district uses the framework

[20:34] Johnie Lee Matthews III: marshall

[20:34] CaileyOakridge: I'm not familiar

[20:34] lynnelockhart: I do not what it's about

[20:34] EmilyOakridge: Me neither.

[20:35] lynnelockhart: well, questioning, duh, but not familiar

[20:36] lynnelockhart: I've heard BossMan Don refer to it, too

[20:37] lynnelockhart: sounds like an ideal class

[20:38] lynnelockhart: maybe not min

[20:38] lynnelockhart: e

[20:38] Mary Harwood: I like the idea of looking for indicators to see what a concept looks like in practice

[20:38] EmilyOakridge: Ideally this is how we guide our students daily :)

[20:38] ArthurConan Doyle: I'm for it.

[20:38] lynnelockhart: i agree, Emily

[20:38] DanaHarriger: Something I am trying to focus on improving as a first year teacher

[20:38] lynnelockhart: it's what we aspire to

[20:38] EmilyOakridge: Yep! :)

[20:39] DanaHarriger: It is one of my goals

[20:39] lynnelockhart: how about a practical application to practice?

[20:39] Mary Harwood: Teachers know what principals are looking for on walk-thrus, principals can interpret what they are seeing and it is all grounded in best practices.

[20:41] lynnelockhart: 1,4,5,8

[20:42] CaileyOakridge: I love the evidence and analysis pieces

[20:42] Alicia Osborn: 1, 3, 4

[20:42] GlendaGreen: It's great practice for kindergarten to use evidence.

[20:42] KarenBatten: It's helping with several of these.  Looking closely, interpreting, using evidence, collaborating.

[20:42] ArthurConan Doyle: Seems like it might be hard to distinguish between some of these.

[20:43] Alicia Osborn: I have found that the students are able to make arguments using evidence and they are able to translate that over to our ELA curriculum.

[20:43] GlendaGreen: Also, my students are starting to think more for themselves rather than just saying what the last person says.

[20:43] Johnie Lee Matthews III: I like how my students formulate arguements and justify it based on thier observations

[20:44] KarenBatten: It seems we don't all see everybody's chat.  Can anyone see mine?

[20:44] lynnelockhart: the collaborating part seems hardest. kids' comment are related but it's a real art to remember the connections but not be putting words in kids' mouths

[20:44] Alicia Osborn: Glenda! That's huge for kindergarten.

[20:44] Johnie Lee Matthews III: It's also fun to see them change their opinions based on other points of view

[20:44] EmilyOakridge: I see you Karen :)

[20:44] Robert: Yes, Glenda!

[20:44] DanaHarriger: I can see yours Karen

[20:44] KarenBatten: Well, at least I'm talking to someone.  : )

[20:44] CaileyOakridge: I guess I can't see you Karen

[20:44] lynnelockhart: i see you, Karen

[20:44] EmilyOakridge: Yes Johnie... #9

[20:44] CaileyOakridge: I don't think Yoon can see me :(

[20:45] EmilyOakridge: Is that what #9 is saying...adapting.

[20:45] KarenBatten: Yeah, me neither, Cailey.  I see you.  : )

[20:45] Eric: I se you both

[20:45] EmilyOakridge: me too

[20:45] lynnelockhart: you are Yoda

[20:45] BridgettOakridge: peek-a-boo

[20:45] CaileyOakridge: Karen, I see you now!

[20:46] GlendaGreen: It definitely requires me to step back and let students guide the conversation. No leading questions that lead towards my own thoughts!

[20:46] Johnie Lee Matthews III: it allows students to present their ideas without fear of being judged. It really builds classroom culture

[20:46] lynnelockhart: well, it's supporting my objective of occasionally talking to colleagues, like now

[20:46] Johnie Lee Matthews III: in terms of trust

[20:46] KarenBatten: Yes, Lynne!

[20:47] GlendaGreen: yes.

[20:47] Eric: =)

[20:47] Eric: Yes!!!! it allows students to present their ideas without fear of being judged. It really builds classroom culture

[20:47] Mary Harwood: Lynne, you won't have to talk to anyone for the rest of the week!

[20:47] lynnelockhart: ok! lockhart out

[20:47] EmilyOakridge: I wish I had the patience (and time) to guide students in other subjects like VTS does.

[20:48] Mary Harwood: I love "nurturing curiosity" as a goal

[20:48] KarenBatten: Yes, Emily.  I'm trying to use it for more things, and to return to more "students figuring out grammar" instead of me just showing them how something works.

[20:48] Robert: Yes, Mary!

[20:49] EmilyOakridge: Me too Karen...I need to do this way more often though :)

[20:49] Mary Harwood: His book is on my "to-read" list

[20:50] lynnelockhart: I like not feeling responsible for knowing what's "right"

[20:51] Eric: Mine too Mary!

[20:51] Robert: More details.

[20:51] CaileyOakridge: way more detail in post

[20:51] DanaHarriger: more details

[20:51] CaileyOakridge: gives evidence to support ideas

[20:51] Mary Harwood: Also, some explanation of the details

[20:51] PeggyGordonOakridge: more evidence

[20:52] DanaHarriger: more thought about what could be going on

[20:52] Alicia Osborn: Yes Mary and Peggy! You beat me to it.

[20:52] lynnelockhart: reasoning

[20:52] PeggyGordonOakridge: getting married because

[20:52] Mary Harwood: Yes, Lynne "Maybe.."

[20:52] Johnie Lee Matthews III: it went form "I see" to "i think" = more brain activity

[20:53] Mary Harwood: More confidence in what student sees

[20:53] Robert: Why is the guy wearing a bathing suit?

[20:53] Eric: I like that I can "hear" the thinking happen

[20:53] Mary Harwood: Perseverance and looking for more

[20:54] DanaHarriger: I teach 4th grade and it is a struggle to get them to include more specific details.

[20:54] KarenBatten: Bev, I actually didn't get results I'd hoped for.  Less explanation and evidence in comparison with paragraphs we worked on earlier this year..  I think we'll get there, though.  They got a lot more instruction from me earlier and I didn't set up how I was grading them on the VTS hw... so I think they just wrote quickly, thinking it was just busy work.

[20:54] EmilyOakridge: I feel that the first one has more confidence in the way they state it.  Typically, "I think" is not as confident a statement. ?

[20:54] Robert: Someone trying to fill the lines.

[20:54] Todd: My Grandma had that over her couch.

[20:55] Robert: WOW!

[20:55] CaileyOakridge: whoa! infer? awesome

[20:55] DanaHarriger: infer wow!!!!

[20:56] Trudig: Like I said more inferential thinking

[20:56] lynnelockhart: one u missing from boulder: what 3rd grader spells like this?

[20:56] Robert: Is this the same kid?!?

[20:56] Mary Harwood: Not a lot of sophistication, but good eye for detail, good use of evidence and explanation of some evidence.

[20:56] Johnie Lee Matthews III: damn

[20:56] Robert: Yes!

[20:56] EmilyOakridge: Wow!  A lot of improvement!

[20:57] Mary Harwood: Do you do anything with distinguishing word count of shorter vs. longer words?

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[20:58] Mary Harwood: Thanks

[20:58] KarenBatten: Yes, Bev, I think they aren't yet connecting how this thinking is supposed to be applied elsewhere.  But I do think we'll get there.

[20:59] Eric: Good times!

[20:59] Alicia Osborn: I look forward to seeing what my kiddos can do at the end of this first year!

[20:59] CaileyOakridge: Thank you!

[20:59] Robert: Way to go, Yoon! You rock!

[20:59] JSMAAF: That was fantastic

[20:59] KarenBatten: Thanks.

[20:59] Johnie Lee Matthews III: well done yoon.

[20:59] EmilyOakridge: Thanks Yoon!!

[20:59] Mary Harwood: Great evening.

[20:59] Vitaut Arabello: Perfecto!

[20:59] DanaHarriger: THanks Yoon

[20:59] Eric: Thank you, Yoon!

[20:59] Alicia Osborn: THanks! Night.

[21:00] BridgettOakridge: thanks

[21:00] KristonMaloyHill: thank you

[21:00] GlendaGreen: thank-you