The Science of Reading is everywhere, but how does it impact a dual language classroom? Erin Brown spent this year remaining curious and asking questions to learn more.
Literacy
What does it mean to “practice” learning to read and why is practice important? Stephanie Woods explores this critical component of literacy.
Students are typically not clamoring to write a synthesis essay. Carrie Wisehart found a way to bring their passions & desires to change the world into the process to create an awesome learning experience.
How can school staff inspire summer reading? Librarian Colette Huxford-Kinnett wondered that a few years ago. She shares several ready-to-use resources in this blog.
Helping secondary students become proficient readers when they feel the opportunity has passed them by is a very real challenge. Angie & Molly have found a way to spark some of their students.
Elementary school newspaper publisher Jim Jeffries wraps up his four-part series. He shares how he moves from a digital draft to issues in students’ take home folders.
Vocabulary assignments typically aren’t a favorite of students, but educators know there is value. CTE Teacher Ashley Johnson tried a few new approaches which are meeting with student approval!
Jim continues his series on producing an elementary school newspaper. This month he walks through the production process, the step between writing & distributing.
#VirtuallyDifferent Digital Learning Coach Jennifer Stewart has rounded up a great assortment of activities for learners of all ages & content areas as we prepare for next month’s solar eclipse.
Empathy is an important part of being human, but it’s a difficult concept to teach. High School teacher Kelsey Koeneman shares an engaging way to do just that.