Culinary Teacher Meeting Resources

This post will be updated weekly with resources from our Town Hall meetings.  

Sharing Ideas in one Document of Best Practices

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1e6LHGAxy5Jxw_bHCJQgAURG3ooIvExueayK5KflVcgo/edit?usp=sharing

This document contains dozens of tidbits of helpful ideas shared by you.  If you have an idea, please contribute your success stories!

Sharing Forms From Teachers

Teachers have created forms and are sharing them.  Why recreate a form when someone else has.  Here's some forms shared and please upload your own.

Teacher Community Creating Free Lessons Using Bitmoji!

Teachers from all over the country are creating and sharing lessons in this GROUP!  Join, use and share your own creations!

Using Video Games to build a motivation profile for your students.

I use a video games to build learner profiles.  There is a site that students take a survey and it build a motivation profile about them.  This let you see what makes them tick.
Here’s for those who play board games.

Here’s my motivations!

There is also a site that uses Myers Briggs to get a glimpse into the mind of a gamer!

Valarie offered to help teachers use ZOOM or TEAMS more effectively.

Debbie Bates shared the what she used to teach Knife Skills at home.

Lisa Dantzler shared a miracle sanitation product called Oxivir which her entire district adopted. 

During the meeting we watched Chef Laith Morse prepare a demo for his students.  He was generous to share all the videos he made for his students during distance learning.  Find it here.

Leslie Hudson-Gordon shares an inspirational article about toxic positivity!  A very good read.

Chat Logs

Chats are a great place where people post links to stuff.  HERE you can see the logs from our meetings.

Watch the previous meetings!

Meeting 1: You are not an island
 
Meeting 2: Building your plans
 
Meeting 3: Mimicking The Magic with social emotional development

Teacher Round Table #4: Going Back to School Planning

Town Hall #5: Building a Community

Town Hall #6: Back to School Stories From the Front Line

Town Hall #7: Back to School Challenges and Solutions

Town Hall #8: Great Ideas After a Few Weeks in School

Culinary Teacher Happy Hour #9: Food Kits and Home Cooking

Hospitality Teacher Conference Panel

Meeting 10 - More tools and tips.

Meeting 11 - We have great ideas on fundraising.

Happy Hour 13 Last one of 2020!  Bye bye and show us 20201.  Lessons on accountability and cool tips from Nai.

Holiday Special 12/30/2020 More great ideas and discussions while on break.

January 13
https://youtu.be/vKCDWxrPyMo

January 27
https://youtu.be/Dz5Ak18BS6g

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