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Recent Posts:

05/16/23

The Joyful Teacher: Framework for an (Almost) No Read Book Club

Practical Strategies for More Joy and Less Struggle Next Year  (continue reading)
05/05/23

How to Become A Better Writing Teacher

Student engagement is crucial for students to learn to write well. When students are engaged, they’re more likely to learn.  (continue reading)
03/24/23

Reflections on Learning: Foundational Literacy

Decoding “big words” is absolutely pivotal to reading and comprehending text. You cannot become a successful reader if you cannot decode multisyllabic words.  (continue reading)
03/16/23

Reflections on Learning: Project Based-Learning

What is a myth you have encountered about project-based learning and what would you like to replace it with? The biggest myths about project-based learning center around issues of time...  (continue reading)
03/07/23

Reflections on Learning: Literacy Instruction

In what ways can an understanding of the relationship between reading and writing make planning more efficient?  (continue reading)
02/28/23

Reflections on Learning: Writing Instruction, K-8

Highly effective writing teachers teach with mentor texts. In direct instruction lessons, teachers explain the techniques to students.  (continue reading)
02/24/23

Reflections on Learning: More Support for Multilingual Learners

After the pandemic, there is no reverse for a global community expansion and inevitably, the U.S. culture is in a continuous state of change. Unless teachers are able to understand the diverse needs of their students, it will be difficult if not impossible to teach them effectively.  (continue reading)
02/21/23

Reflections on Learning: Writing Instruction, 5-8

State standards are a guide to all that we ask kids to do as writers and readers. They are not meant to be out of context as a stand-alone lesson.  (continue reading)
02/17/23

Reflections on Learning: Interventions

Why is it sometimes difficult to see exactly where a reader needs support? Reading is complex, and in today’s teaching world, we can be overwhelmed with the many dimensions that encompass daily teaching.  (continue reading)
02/10/23

Reflections on Learning: Civics Education

There seem to be infinite possibilities for tying in civics content with necessary skills: Could civics be the most flexible (and important) way to meet a multitude of standards?  (continue reading)

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