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Artifact #1 - Email from Secondary ESOL Instructional
Specialist
Dear Afie,
I want to really thank you for all your collaboration in organizing and
planning for the HS teachers' meeting. I enjoyed working with you to prepare for this meeting. You always do incredible work
on your presentations.
Instructional Specialist, ESOL
Artifact #2 - Email from NSL Content Teacher
Dear Afie,
I can't thank you enough for coming in today and providing
my NSL classes with an outstanding and highly practical lesson on NSL BCRs. I know that it was a real eye-opener (and
most likely a mind-opener) for very many if not almost all of my NSL students. I know that I enjoyed and learned from
your lesson as much as anyone present, and I plan to follow up with the materials and ideas you left behind. I truly
anticipate that almost all of my students who heard your lesson today will end up with a higher score on the HSA because of
it. You are clearly a master teacher.
I sincerely hope that we can work together again in the future. If
there is anyone in your office to whom an expression of gratitude for your contribution, please let me know. I promise
to use real paper instead of an e-mail.
Most sincerely,
NSL Teacher
Artifact #3 - Within Our Walls!
These are WOWs I received at the most recent April SDCS team
meeting.
You really made a difference because....
-you helped refocus the grade 9 design team meeting
and really offered good suggestions.
-you provided such great guidance and input for the Bio cohorts
this year and follow-up with the interactive word wall user's guide as well as your keen eye for NEO revisions.
-you are green! ps it's a good thing
-you have provided support, friendship, and hard work to bring
Blair along this year with me! Thanks!
-you always have time to look things over, talk about school,
or help me figure something out. Thanks!
Artifact #4 - Email from ESOL RT
You've done a great job this year, Afie. We are lucky to have you.
Artifact #5 - Email from ESOL RT
Your presentation on March 23 was very meaningful and relevant---not
only for ELLs but for the "changes we see in students" school-wide ..... In the mainstream, we don't always know the "language"
of students and so mainstream teaching is more of a challenge today, perhaps than ever before!
Artifact #6 - Agendas
Blair HS - Geom.
Blair HS - Alg.
Gaithersburg HS
Springbrook HS
Wheaton HS
Wootton HS
Artifact #7 - PowerPoints
SDTs PowerPoint
Academic Lit. Symposium
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