For the last time, Dr. Borel went over the seven assignments
that are due and the ones that need to be posted to Tk20. I have had difficulty meeting with my site
supervisor in order to discuss the PISE and the Dispositions evaluations; I was
concerned about how to do the reflection about both without the meeting. Dr. Borel answered that question on last week’s
conference. This week, she answered my
other question on this matter: My mentor
has not uploaded the forms to Tk20. What
do I do? She told us to print out the
completed forms, get a signature on them, and upload them to Tk20 with our
reflections. I can do that. What a relief!
Dr. Borel went through all of her PowerPoint slides and even
walked one student, Nick, through his search for the log of his participation
with his field supervisor and his site supervisor. That was helpful to many of the participants.
Dr. Borel began the conference by telling many of the
students that they had not read the rubric and followed its directives before
submitting their Action Research Draft.
I am discovering that many of our younger students have made it through
college by doing things quickly, many times without reading the
directions. Why am I surprised when my
high school sophomores try to do the same thing?
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