
Ep 209: The BEST Tip for Engaging Reluctant Readers
It’s so difficult to get some students actively engaged in silent reading time. They’ll either stare at the bookshelf for what feels like hours or
It’s so difficult to get some students actively engaged in silent reading time. They’ll either stare at the bookshelf for what feels like hours or
General education teachers often struggle with how to best utilize a paraprofessional in their classroom. Today Jennifer Hofferbe,r from Sped Prep Academy, joins us to
You have to be intentional when focusing on the speaking and listening standards. Your middle school students probably use a lot of “ums”, “likes”, or
Are you just assuming that you are covering the speaking and listening standards every time your students participate in a class discussion? If so, you
It’s such a waste of time to use an amazing activity in an ELA lesson and then forget about it. Why spend all of that
Are you finding it tougher than usual to get motivated to teach? Are you struggling to get your students excited about ELA class? Try implementing
Writing conferences are a great way to bring your students’ focus back to writing with the content you want and how you want to accomplish
One of the biggest challenges teachers face during the holiday season is transitioning from teaching to enjoying the holiday and not worrying about lesson plans.
There are times when something just does not go the way we expected it. That instantly creates a tiny bubble of frustration that grows inside
Imagine how it would make you feel when something you made and put a lot of effort into is celebrated. Wouldn’t that feel AMAZING? Even
Then, pick the date you’re going to teach it in your classroom, and sit back while you watch as your students show up to your classroom pumped about what the day holds…and gush about your class to their parents on the car ride home!