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"Hi Paul - I see you teach math and are a principal... thought you might know something about textbook adoption! it would be great if you could help one of our members with her question about math textbook adoption -…"

Oct 4, 2012

Paul Hitchcock is now a member of Middle School Portal

Feb 14, 2010

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Which best describes your position?: Principal/Assistant Principal

What discipline(s) do you teach?: Science, Mathematics

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At 4:22pm on October 4, 2012, Kim Lightle said…: Hi Paul - I see you teach math and are a principal... thought you might know something about textbook adoption! it would be great if you could help one of our members with her question about math textbook adoption - http://www.msteacher2.org/forum/topics/textbook-adoption-research-wanted. Thanks!

At 10:06am on February 15, 2010, Mary Henton said…: Welcome to MSP2, Paul,

We have a number of principals and assistant principals here on MSP2. We'd love to work with a building administrator to see how MSP2 can support/assist professional development and collaboration among the school's faculty.

I'd be interested to know what role technology and digital tools play in your school. Would you be willing to share?

In case you haven't had a chance to explore the site much, here are a few suggestions:

1. The Math Resource Guides and Science Resource Guides are standards-based resources for teachers. They include background information, ideas for classroom activities, lesson plans, digital resources (e.g., video clips, simulations, photos).
2. There are several groups to facilitate targeted conversation. There is a Math Group and also a Science Group.
3. We advertise and also facilitate webinars. We record our MSP2 webinars for later review and use. Resources related to these webinars are also listed on the wiki pages.

Please feel free to jump in and participate. Post a question. Contribute to a conversation. Offer suggestions and resources. Share the site with your colleagues and teachers.

Again, welcome.

M