Helping Special Education Teachers Deliver Effective Interventions
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 […]
I’m going to start off by warning you that this is a longer post but it is one of the most CRITICAL parts of the book. I know right, this is only chapter two and we’re getting deep here! Before reading on, take a second to jot down a few of your beliefs in education. […]
Hey there! Thanks for stopping by to check out my two truths and a lie! What a fun way to get to know a great group of bloggers. So, here is goes…. 1. I have written a children’s book with my daughter. 2. I have been to all fifty states. 3. I hate buttons. Can […]
I don’t know about you, but I believe that God puts certain things into your life at just the right time. While reading Guided Math by Laney Sammons, she referenced the book Teaching with Intention by Debbie Miller and the “feeling of endless time” that Debbie discusses. I felt so intrigued and just had to […]
What does your classroom sound like during a typical lesson? Are you leading the lesson or activity? Do your students discuss and have conversations with one another? Are there choices for students? Reading the first two paragraphs of this chapter made me 100% jealous, I’ll admit. In my classroom, we often have discussions and work […]
Hey there! Thanks for popping in to read my link up post for the #2getherwearebetter monthly link up. This month is a difficult topic for me….home office space! The office supply addict, former Staples employee nerd in me DREAMS of a fabulous office space. My husband and I bought a small three bedroom, one bathroom […]
