Helping Special Education Teachers Deliver Effective Interventions
Hey friends! It’s Makeover Monday…..errr….Tuesday and I’m linking up with Primary Possibilities! I have actually been working on this makeover since Saturday. Here’s my chain of events in redesigning this product. Saturday: Recreate the cover and posters. It took forever because I couldn’t quite decide what I wanted to do. Since the post wasn’t due […]
Please tell me I’m not alone in the fact that I have been planning, creating, and blog-stalking since school let out. Don’t get me wrong, I’ve relaxed a little too! My husband and I have watched all three seasons on Netflix of American Horror Story and the new season of OITNB! I also just finished […]
Hey there, Pirate Friends! I’ve been hooked on this book since I picked it up but this chapter really spoke to my heart. I can’t really explain why but I believe that it just plays to my special education side. In special education, you see kids work hard day in and day out. They make […]
Now that we’ve learned what a student-led classroom is and addressed a few common concerns, it’s time to dive into the heart of the PIRATE acronym. P stands for Peer Collaboration. In my classroom, I do my best to provide so many opportunities for peer collaboration. Although I provide these opportunities, reading this chapter opened […]
I am so excited to begin reading the book Building Mathematical Comprehension by Laney Sammons. I have owned this book for over a year but have been so swamped with working on school related things that I haven’t had a chance to just sit down and read! Right now, I’m blogging from a beautiful cabin […]
I love the idea of a student-led classroom but I do have my concerns. First, I’ll admit that I am a total control freak. Can I release that power to my kids? I feel that I can but it will take a little learning on both their end and my own. This chapter took the […]
