Webinar: Using MH for Middle School with Erik Moll
Presenter: Candace Stump (Director of Partnerships, Mangahigh.com) with Erik Moll
Date of presentation: 29 April 2020
Webinar recording:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ob90g6w7PCcg1z2FNo43bmxc1NLk6mU9/view?usp=sharing
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TRANSCRIPT:
Webinar - Using MH for Middle School with Erik Moll, Apr 29.
00:10:39 Erik Moll: Hi everyone.
00:11:19 Erik Moll: Welcome Naomi Goodman, Math 7 teacher Abbott MS.
00:11:39 Erik Moll: Hi Beth
00:16:19 Dana Gray: New, 7th grade math teacher
00:16:42 Beth Watson: I teach 8th and 6th grade math. I attended one other session.
00:17:06 Karina Ore: New , 6th and 7th grade
00:17:14 Keren Vergon: New, I teach 9-12 math to severely intellectually disable students.
00:17:16 Eden Philp: Hi, I'm now to Mangahigh and I have never been to a web session.
00:17:26 Eden Philp: I mean new.
00:17:37 Candace Stump: Welcome!
00:18:16 Naomi: One week ago, actually
00:29:12 Naomi: Honestly, I'm more proud of the Percent Increase video and including the idea of price gouging
00:30:32 Beth Watson: Naomi what are you using to record your lessons?
00:30:53 Keren Vergon: .8
00:30:57 Karina Ore: 0.8
00:30:59 Dawn Grady: .8
00:31:04 Naomi: Screencast-o-matic. It's free, but there's no real editing ability and the maximum video length is 15 minutes
00:31:36 Naomi: 14*0.15
00:32:26 Keren Vergon: .48
00:32:53 Naomi: 50%
00:34:14 Naomi: It enables students to identify incorrect answers as well as correct ones?
00:34:27 Keren Vergon: practice with distractors?
00:34:42 Beth Watson: Some of my students have trouble with the drag and drop with the touch pads on chromebooks
00:35:28 Sandra’s iPad: 29.26
00:35:51 Keren Vergon: 85.33
00:35:51 Naomi: 85.33 is the only one that makes sense
00:36:06 Keren Vergon: Naomi is right
00:36:29 Naomi: the bottom left
00:36:49 Naomi: 63
00:36:59 Keren Vergon: 63
00:37:12 Keren Vergon: 28.35
00:37:14 Naomi: 28.35
00:38:02 Naomi: How does one even get a gold medal, since you answered everything correctly but only got a bronze medal?
00:38:18 Keren Vergon: you have to replay?
00:38:21 Dawn Grady: Time?
00:38:58 Naomi: Are the questions randomly generated each time, or will students repeat questions?
00:39:28 Keren Vergon: Are we able to see which specific questions a student may get wrong to review the solution with them later?
00:39:31 Sandra’s iPad: what happens if they didn’t do well
00:39:40 Naomi: So they're not randomly generated, they're randomly chosen. Good to know, thank you
00:40:23 Sandra’s iPad: What happens if they don’t do well
00:40:47 Erik Moll: Remind students that 1 play is 10 questions so we want them to play beyond 1 play.
00:41:01 Keren Vergon: I understand that and agree, but with my special group of kids, this doesn't quite work so well for me. Many need lots of guidance due to their disabilities.
00:41:44 Keren Vergon: Yes, I am assigning much lower levels right now, and I love the adaptability of this program.
00:42:32 Erik Moll: @Keren - The games are also fun for students. We are only looking at Prodigi right now but kids love the games.
00:42:38 Naomi: Can you assign something to just one student?
00:42:59 Keren Vergon: Yes, I wish there were even more games. But I rally like the support that IS built in.
00:43:04 Keren Vergon: Yes, yu can assign to just one student
00:43:09 Keren Vergon: Yay
00:43:14 Naomi: great, thanks Karen
00:43:18 Naomi: I mean Keren, sorry
00:43:50 Keren Vergon: No problem!
00:47:09 Naomi: I don't have a request for sharing
00:49:09 Naomi: OK, done
00:55:37 Keren Vergon: Thank you for sharing, Naomi.
00:58:45 Naomi: Explain Everything is pretty good, too
00:59:00 Beth Watson: I've just connected my doc camera to my laptop and recorded videos that way.
00:59:19 Keren Vergon: We are using Screencastify
00:59:33 Erik Moll: Doc camera is a great way too.
01:01:07 Naomi: I appreciate your use of the word hella for a Northern California girl like me
01:01:44 Naomi: Thank you
01:02:12 Erik Moll: For anyone who is not from NorCal. This is the expression that relates to "wicked" in New England and so on.
01:02:18 Naomi: Yes.
01:04:54 Erik Moll: This is popular with 6th graders
01:07:03 Keren Vergon: Thank you for the webcast.
01:07:05 Beth Watson: Thanks!
01:07:13 Karina Ore: thanks
01:07:13 Dana Gray: Thank you Naomi for sharing all your hard work with us all.
01:07:16 Dawn Grady: Thank you Naomi, and everyone!
01:07:28 Sandra’s iPad: Thank you
01:07:45 Candace Stump: Neuroscience of Learning: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQvCBxPqqF8
01:07:47 Kevin Pielak: Thanks everyone
01:07:53 Naomi: You're very welcome
01:07:55 Dana Gray: Please leave that on the bottom for the rest of us
01:08:35 Erik Moll: Thanks everyone for attending!
01:08:44 Naomi: Bye y'all
01:08:52 Dana Gray: Thank you for the session today!
