Ohio Project MORE

Room 201

1. P M Organization: Tips for 1st Year & Veteran Schools

Wheelersburg Local   Wheelersburg Rm 201

2. P M Organization: Tips for 1st Year & Veteran Schools

Worthington City J & S Worthington Rm 201

Lesson Plan- front and back Sj Rm 201

Lesson_Plan_aa-E[1] Sj Rm 201

Setting Up Sj Rm 201

3. Beyond the Box: Organizing & Expanding Student Data

Tri County North Tri County North Rm 201 #2 Updated

4. Ideas to Expand Project MORE, Manage Materials, and Stay Organized

Fairlawn Local Fairlawn Rm 201

Room 202B

1 & 2. How to Make AYP for your Students with Disabilities: One Outstanding Project MORE School Shares Its Success

North Union Local North Union,

2010-2011 OAA results anonymized NU,
growth by standard anonymized NU

North Union Report Card

NorthUnion

LessonPlan4MentorsNorth-Union

Project MORE FALL AND SPRING MAP SCORES 3RD &4TH with OAA results anonymized NU

3. Project MORE  & Granby’s Response to Intervention (RtI) Model

Room 207

1. Introduction to Project MORE 101

Intro to P M 101 Rm 207

2. Beyond K-4: How One School Helps Their Middle School Students with Disabilities Succeed

Gahanna Jefferson/East GJMiddle Brad Barboza Room 207

3. Using Project MORE for High School Credit and High School Intervention

Susan Stewart Rm 207

4. How to Make Project MORE Work  for Students with Low Incidence Disabilities: Emotional Disturbance, Autism, etc.

(Will scan handouts soon)

Room 228

1 & 2. New Multi-Sessions Packets/What’s New at www.Reading-tutors.com/ Common Core/ iPads

Bob Holl Rm 228

3. Free & Low Cost Tools that You Can Use to Measure Student Progress

FreeReadingTools Rm 228

4. Bringing Project MORE to Your Neighborhood- Establishing the Urgency and Buy In

Heather S Rm 228

 

 

Please send your Demographic Forms via email, snail mail or fax to

Amy Freeman by May 25th.

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email: afreeman@pm.noacsc.org;

fax:419-523-6126

Amy Freeman, Project MORE Director
Putnam County Educational Service Center
124 Putnam Parkway
Ottawa, OH  45875

Attached is the May 1st 2012 Newsletter:

>Reminders to register and Agenda for Conference

>New Trainings information

>Demographic Data Form information which is due May 25th

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ScienceDaily (Apr. 17, 2012) — A small change in how teachers and parents read aloud to preschoolers may provide a big boost to their reading skills later on, a new study found.

A small change in how teachers and parents read aloud to preschoolers may provide a big boost to their reading skills later on, a new study found. That small change involves making specific references to print in books while reading to children — such as pointing out letters and words on the pages, showing capital letters, and showing how you read from left to right and top to bottom on the page. 

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/04/120417080106.htm

http://teachmama.com/2011/10/learning-during-read-alouds-print-referencing.html

The purpose of the Initial Training is to equip principals, teachers, paraprofessionals, etc. in the use of Project MORE in order to improve the reading levels of their students with disabilities.  It is common for a school to send 3-4 staff (including principal) to the training. If interested: Contact Amy Freeman: afreeman@pm.noacsc.org, 419.523.5951, ext.3014.

>Thursday, May 24th, 2012 at Putnam County ESC, 124 Putnam Parkway,

Ottawa, OH 45875; Professional Development Room. 

Please register by 2:00 Thursday, May 17th to Debby Ambroza, dambroza@pm.noacsc.org. 

Please bring your own drinks. 

You will be able to order lunch from a local restaurant that morning, so bring $7 to cover 

what you will order. You may pack a lunch.  

8:45-9 Registration, 9-2:30  Initial Training and working lunch.