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- What is your connection to education/teaching?
- I currently work as a Director of Instructional Technology in Great Neck, NY, and an Adjunct Professor at Manhattanville College. As a former health and peer leadership teacher and department chairperson, I continue to work to develop ways to keep content relevant to all students. I believe we need to listen more to their social and emotional needs and concerns, and make every effort to educate the whole child as they progress through our high schools.
- Your School/System/Organization
- North Shore HAHS & Manhattanville College
- Occupation/Position
- Director of Instructional Technology
- Twitter Username
- http://twitter.com/Ryan_Fisk
Ryan Fisk's Blog
Ninth-grade transitioning through our weekly "Peer Advisory" program
Posted on April 17, 2013 at 3:00pm 4 Comments 3 Likes
Having recently joined the Freshman Transition Network and introducing myself here, Scott suggested I elaborate on the ninth-grade Peer Advisory program I was fortunate enough to be a part of when I was still teaching:
Overview
Groups of 12-15 ninth graders would meet every Wednesday morning from 8:00am-8:33am…
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