Teaching the way students learn
This is a post about data tracking that I've been wanting to share for so long! Actually, I should clarify what "so long" means... First, I wanted this post on data tracking for MYSELF for so long. During those first few years of teaching, I was always on the lookout for the "perfect" ... continue reading...
What communication systems are you using to stay in touch with families throughout the school year? Building relationships is very important with key stakeholders: our students and their families. In many cases, this is probably something we can leave unsaid because we're already ... continue reading...
Last year, I shared some quick tips for pulling small groups in the inclusion setting. These tips were based on the success I experienced after trying MULTIPLE ways to support students in small groups. These suggestions have continued to support teachers I'm working with through instructional ... continue reading...
If you are anything like me, you have SO many leftover plastic eggs lying around and would love to put them to GOOD use! Let's face it, they seem to multiple every year and this many eggs take up quite a bit of space. Mine certainly don't look as good as the picture above either, lol. ... continue reading...
If you're anything like me, you collect books like you are planning on opening a children's library someday. I definitely have more books than days of the school year :) You, too? Or is that just me? This post is slight twist on the usual favorite books post, because this time I'm ... continue reading...
