Differentiation can be hard, but it doesn’t have to be. These blog posts help you explore “everything differentiation” so that you can implement it in your classroom to meet the needs of every. single. student. without pulling your hair out.
This post contains affiliate links. Decimal division can be difficult for even our brightest students. It can make their brain feel like it’s in a
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Students may find science boring or difficult, and let’s face it, teachers may feel the same way at times. When introducing science concepts in a
The word fractions makes a lot of kids squirm. Why is that? I could dive into a bunch of “reasons,” but to generalize, most people
That’s right, folks: the monthly barrage of instructional strategies isn’t over yet! There are dozens more strategies that I’ve been working on sharing with you
Instructional strategies are truly the backbone of classrooms. If you don’t have an array of solid strategies at your disposal, your lesson plans will be
Teaching in the modern age is EXHAUSTING. It seems like students’ attention spans are getting shorter by the year, and there’s overwhelming pressure to keep
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Scaffolding is one of the most important strategies you can employ in your upper elementary classroom, especially when it comes to math. Your students are
“If IBL [inquiry-based learning] is effectively implemented by a skilled teacher who is willing to teach, reteach, and model patterns of thinking, then students will
Buckle up, friends. Today, we’re tackling that pesky problem that plagues every single classroom: the achievement gap. The world is recovering from COVID-19, but its
If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it a million times: differentiation is the key to unlocking every student’s unique potential. And, as I’ve mentioned
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