Class Dojo is an online classroom management tool that helps parents stay informed by signing up to receive “behaviour reports” via email every Friday, and helps students by recognizing when they exhibit positive behaviour, as well as behaviour to work on to reach class and individual goals. The students and their parents love this program, and I appreciate it as well because it’s a user-friendly way to build a bridge from school to home. I can give students behaviour points from my iPhone, and can be anywhere in the classroom doing so (or the school, for that matter)!
Here is a free parent letter that I had downloaded from Made by Picture Perfect Designs on Teachers Pay Teachers. I copied the content into a fully editable Google Doc if you are an avid Google user like me. The version on TPT is a Microsoft Word document.
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My name is Melissa Lavoie. I’m from South Porcupine, Ontario (yep). I started teaching in 2006, fresh out of University of Windsor’s teacher’s college, and was employed by the Northeastern Catholic DSB from 2007 - 2017. I've taught grades 3 through 7, special education, and for my last 2.5 years, I was an Education Technology Special Assignment Teacher. I'm an Airbnb Superhost, an Instructional Designer for Learning Bird, and worked as a GIS-Education Specialist partnered with Mushkegowuk Council. I graduated from UBC's Master of Educational Technology program in November 2019, am VP of Board of Directors for the Digital Human Library and Board Member for Science Timmins, founder of the Walk With Us Project (currently on hiatus) and currently learning front-end web development and how to use a CNC plasma cutting machine.
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