Visuals in the Classroom: More Than Just Pretty Posters
We all know the staples when it comes to the visuals in the classroom: anchor charts and graphic organizers. They’re great, but what if I
We all know the staples when it comes to the visuals in the classroom: anchor charts and graphic organizers. They’re great, but what if I
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.
The best way to improve reading skills is by doing just that…reading. However, what can we do for children who are resistant to reading? How
Not too long ago I discussed the difference between scaffolding and rescuing. I mentioned my struggles and how I was rescuing my students without even
When I first started teaching, I avoided the students who were low. Not because I was afraid of them or because they were difficult but
I don’t recall growing up hearing so much about children with ADD or ADHD. Perhaps it was around, but I just didn’t notice. I do
Recently I posted 8 Ideas to Build Fluency, but there is so much more to fluency than just reading at a good pace and accurately.
Fluency is extremely important because it takes students a step beyond word recognition and into the land of comprehension. Once students are no longer focusing
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