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Make paragraph writing easy with these three simple steps

Make paragraph writing easy with these three simple steps

August 7, 2023

This three step plan the secret to teaching paragraph writing! After years of working harder than my students, I figured out how to teach the skills they were missing!

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Video Math Lessons Help Students Self-Assess

Video Math Lessons Help Students Self-Assess

January 19, 2021

One of the most challenging aspects of teaching math is assessing each student’s level of understanding. It feels like it changes minute by minute- and there’s no neon ticker scrolling over their heads! I was shocked when I realized that the video math lessons I was already making, might actually help with assessment. My biggest fear, when teaching new concepts, is… Read More

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How to Teach Multiplying Fractions

How to Teach Multiplying Fractions

April 26, 2020

It took me years to figure out how to teach multiplying fractions so that students could conceptualize a part of a part. I learned that the traditional algorithm had to take a back seat to drawing and color coding models. When teaching this unit, I’ve found that the most important tool for my students- is sharpened colored pencils. We draw… Read More

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No More Reluctant Writers

No More Reluctant Writers

November 14, 2019

For years, the reluctant writers in my classroom were my biggest stressor when it came to teaching middle school writing. There were so many students in my class that just needed to pick up their pencil and write!! No matter how much I begged, some students just would not write… and if they wouldn’t write, it was hard to get… Read More

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Cooperative Learning: Jigsaw

Cooperative Learning: Jigsaw

August 21, 2019

Are you looking for a cooperative learning structure that will really get your students working together? If so, the jigsaw strategy is for you! Using a jigsaw in your classroom is a great way to teach students to work cooperatively, as they truly rely on each other. Just like all of the pieces of a puzzle are needed to complete… Read More

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Daily ELA Warm Ups

Daily ELA Warm Ups

May 4, 2019

As a middle school ELA teacher, I became aware very quickly that there are NOT enough minutes in a class period to possibly address all of the Common Core State Standards. After experimenting with a variety of different lesson planning and scheduling strategies, I landed on this. Whether you call them warm ups, bell ringers or do nows- those first… Read More

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📝 Enhancing Memory Through Handwriting!Exciting research from the Developmental Neuroscience Laboratory at the Department of Psychology in Trondheim, Norway, reveals that writing by hand can significantly boost your memory! 🧠✨When students write by hand, the brain regions involved in motor control and visual processing sync up with areas crucial for memory formation. This synchronization occurs at frequencies associated with learning, making handwritten notes a powerful tool for memory retention.Original research article: www.frontiersin.org/journals/psychology/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2023.1219945/fullwww.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2024/05/11/1250529661/handwriting-cursive-typing-schools-learni... ... See MoreSee Less

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