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Image via WikipediaIn my last blog post, When YOUR Child has a Reading Disability – A Teacher’s Story, I discussed how it felt to find out my sons have ADD and dyslexia. From denial to enabling… I’ve been there done that. In retrospect, I did a lot of Read More...
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I’m working on my lesson plans for next week. I can no longer plan without all the knowledge I’m gaining from the BrainSMART program vying for attention in my mind. This program is truly revolutionizing my teaching experience, and by extension, the experiences Read More...
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“I’m sorry, but we have to stop for recess,” I explained. The response from my students was a resounding, “AWWWWWW, can’t we finish this first?!” Wow, what a great thing to hear from 2nd graders! The Lesson The lesson began with a review of what students Read More...
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I used to be the school secretary. My office was across from a second grade classroom. Every great now and then, the teacher would step out of her room, crazed grin on her face, and ask if I had seen her patience. She’d look down the hall one way, then Read More...
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This is actually a re-post... but it's the perfect time of year! Kids don’t care what you know until they know that you care. I don’t know where that quote came from, but I have found it to be true. It all began before I even became a teacher. My sons Read More...
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I’ve mentioned before that I am getting my Masters degree in Brain Based Teaching. It is the BRAINSmart program through Nova Southeastern University in Florida. This week, among other things, we learned about the modular brain and it’s connection to Gardner’s Read More...
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My sons both struggled through school with dyslexia and ADD. At the time I didn’t think it was severe enough to warrant medication (although in retrospect that was probably a mistake), so we soldiered through. At one point, a reading tutor recommended Read More...
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This is my second post about the online components of Everyday Math. The first reviewed how to sign in and set up classes. This post will detail how to set up your online lesson plan. One of my favorite components of EM online is the ePlanner. Just input Read More...
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I mentioned on another post that our school district has adopted the Everyday Math Curriculum. In this post I would like to review some of the online components available with the program. Everyday Math online is available a www.everydaymathonline.com Read More...
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A class wiki is an incredible resource. I use one with my 2 nd graders. They LOVE it! However, it is very important to teach students about Digital Citizenship before guiding them to the wiki. Please see my post about Digital Citizenship for the Classroom Read More...
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Have you ever wanted to add a slideshow of pictures to your class webpage , but just didn’t know how? Imagine if you could have an ongoing slideshow on your page that automatically updated itself every time you added pictures to your photo album. Better Read More...
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I've been scouring the internet looking for new things to use in class. I stumbled across Have You Filled a Bucket Today ? and decided to order the book. This book is nothing short of wonderful! I know my description can't do it justice, but here goes Read More...
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I wrote about Everyday Math on June 20th. I ran into a fellow teacher in Mardels today and we were discussing how to color our thermometers and number grids. That's when I realized I had not included that important information in the article! So here Read More...
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Schools could not operate without their wonderful secretaries. Secretaries are arguably the backbone of every school... for better or (sometimes) for worse. Yet, these very people are usually overworked, underpaid, and underappreciated. We may not be Read More...
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