How to Teach Your Math Opening Like a Pro
While it can be easy to skip the opening and deem it as not that important, it actually sets the tone for the workshop! It
While it can be easy to skip the opening and deem it as not that important, it actually sets the tone for the workshop! It
If you’re new to math workshop, you may be wondering about its structure and how exactly the model is set up. Typically, most people are
Workshop. It’s a popular methodology that has made its way into many classrooms. Reader’s Workshop. Writer’s Workshop. I have even implemented Science Workshop as an
Your students are headed back to school, and this time online learning is all about learning new grade-level content. For teachers participating in online learning,
During online learning, you started teaching digitally with little to no notification. Now that you’ve adjusted and tweaked your online learning plans, it’s time to
Online learning has so many options available for our students. However, it’s very easy to get into the worksheet trap. Rather than share fill-in worksheets
The words “back to school” bring a lot of anxiety to our students and their families. Students will look to you to provide them support.
Whether you’re teaching online or in person, Google Classroom is the best learning platform to work with small groups and meet the needs of all
Even if you’re starting your school year online, the beginning of the year will be all about building community. What better way to get to
As your students return to school, it’s possible that your open house or back to school night may take place online. You can still have
Raise your hand if you’ve been to a Zoom meeting in the last three months. Keep your hand up if your screen time increased 10x
One of the biggest challenges faced during online learning is meeting the needs of all your students. Since many schools are starting with online learning
Whether you are distance learning full-time or using a hybrid approach, chances are you’ll be Zooming! Zoom has been used for class meetings and staff
After distance learning, you may be wondering how you’ll know where your learners are at when it comes to meeting standards. There may be a
It’s been a crazy few months as teachers have transitioned from in school learning to e-learning. Most of us had never experienced anything like this
When teachers suddenly went online this year, we weren’t the only ones thrown a learning curve. Our students and parents also had to learn about
Let’s face it. At the end of the year, your students have high energy and are super excited that school is about to end. And
When I was in college, I did not like learning about plants. It was a boring class and the professor had a monotone voice. I
Regardless of whether your school is teaching virtual, in-person, or somewhere in-between, there are still school districts that are testing their students. Maybe these districts
February is Black History Month. With everything going on in our classrooms (parent/teacher conferences, Valentine’s Day, 100th day of school, President’s Day, and COVID, to
Teaching equivalent fractions is no easy feat, and when you throw in the thought of having to teach it online remotely, one’s brain begins to
Valentine’s Day is such a fun holiday to celebrate in the classroom. It’s the perfect day to express to students just how much they mean
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