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Summer 2008 (LARGE PDF- 4MB- may take awhile to show up! lots of
pictures!) Spring 2008 (LARGE PDF- 11MB- may take awhile to show up! lots of
pictures!) Winter 2007 (LARGE PDF- 10MB- may take awhile to show up! lots of
pictures!) Summer 2006:
In
This Issue: President’s Message; “The Longest Journey Begins with
One Small Step” by Holly Stibbs Book Report; Web Surfer; Idea Factory; 3 Step
Interview; Spotlight: Gabrielle Bruxelle; Johnson
and Johnson’s Q and A’s;Tips on Cleaning out Your
Classroom; End of the Year Alphabet; The Rock Story. Spring 2006:
In
This Issue: President’s Message; CL with Students on the Autism Spectrum;
Book Report; Web Surfer; Idea Factory; You’re the Expert; Spotlight: Holly
Stibbs; Johnson and Johnson’s Q and A’s. Winter 2005: In This Issue: President’s Message; Book
Report; Web Surfer; Idea Factory: Think-Pair-Share and Three-Step Interview;
Investigative Jigsaw: Snowflake Facts; Snowball Tag; Life Lessons; BCCLA
Annual Report: Structures are Not Group Work!; Worst
Analogy Contest: Spotlight: Brent Kisilevich; Johnson and Johnson’s Q and
A’s. Fall 2005:
In
This Issue: Vice President's Message; Web Surfer; Book Report; Spotlight on
the Executive: Roy Vick; Idea Factory: Pass the Problem, Jigsaw, and
Graffiti; The First Week of School- Tips for Starting a Cooperative
Classroom; September Classroom Management Ideas; Ice breakers for the First
Month of School; Johnson and Johnson's Q and A. Summer 2005: In This
Issue: President's Message, What's New? Web Surfer, Book Report, Spotlight
on the Executive: Thierry Bruxelle, Idea Factory:
Match-Ups, Why do we grade?, Quiet Signals,
Johnson and Johnson's Q and A. Winter 2004: In This
Issue: President's Message, What's New? Website Update, Spotlight on
the Executive, Idea Factory: Stand-Up Hand-up Pair-Up, Boss/Secretary, Rally Robin, Kagan
Conference October 2004 Feedback and Notes, Pro-D Opportunities, “Safety in the Cooperative Classroom,”
“Planning Ahead,” “Students Need to Belong,” “Social Skills in the Primary
Classroom,” “Kagan’s Questions and Answers,” ”The
Blueberry Story,” “Silly Sports and Goofy Games: the Tenth Reason to Play…” Summer 2004: In This
Issue: President's Message, What's New? Website Update, Spotlight on
the Executive, Idea Factory: Build What I Build, Spring 2004: In This
Issue: President's Message, Co-Editor's Comments, Websites to Check
Out, Book Reviews, "Learning and Community," Spotlight on
Kim Anderson, "Planning Ahead", "Towards a Critical
Mass", "Reaching Every One", 50 Great Things About Middle Schoolers, "CL:The
Student Teacher Perspective", Idea Factory: Random Groups, Quick
Energizers for Primary, Rally Table. Fall 2003
In
This Issue: President's Message, Websites to Check Out, Spotlight on Kim Latval and Kristen York, "What is Our Mission As
Educators?", "What is a PSA , Anyway?", Advantages for
Teachers: Content Free Kagan Structures", "Planning Ahead",
"School-Based Follow Up", "How Did We Do? Feedback from our
October Kagan Conference." Conference Highlights, "Bringing
Kagan Structures into the Classroom", Idea Factory: Take-Off Touch
Down, Rally Robin, Boss/Secretary. Spring
2003 In This Issue: President's Message, "Spencer
Kagan's Top 10 FAQ About Cooperative
Learning", Websites to Check Out, "Common CL Mistakes and
What to Do," When we Work in Groups..., Spotlight on Kim Anderson
and Jocelyne Samaniego, "Just Getting Started
with CL? On Your Way? Need New Ideas? Lesson Not Working?",
Co-Editors's Comments: Letter to Christy
Clark, Update of PSA Activities, Idea Factory: Modifed
Jigsaw. Winter
2003: In This Issue: President's Message, Past
President's Message, "How I Spent My PSA Day- Computer
Conference", Book Review "Beyond Monet," Websites
to Check Out, "Remembering the Little Things", 5 Basic
Elements of Cooperative Learning, Spotlight on Mike Galliford and Brent Kiselvich, "A Suggested Timeline for Implementing
CL in your Classroom".
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