As a teacher, have you found yourself frustrated with teaching new concepts online? You may want to try a teaching approach called scaffolding. It is essential to engage students with
How teachers instruct their students is just as important as what they teach. Balanced literacy allows teachers to use a variety of teaching methods in their instruction. No doubt, teaching
The world has changed over the past few months. Families around the world were suddenly thrown into the role of teacher to their children when the COVID-19 closed schools all
School supplies have been purchased… New clothes have been washed, hung up and ready to go… For many children, the excitement of a new school year has led to some
You may be wondering how your child is progressing with their IEP goals, but not sure where to look and do not always have time to reach out to your
Education is a huge part of our world, both past, and present. Many individuals have spent years researching and theorizing about how people learn. One thing that is certain, within
All individuals involved during the special education process, are considered stakeholders within IEP meetings. Typically, within an IEP meeting, the stakeholders include; Parents Child (If Applicable) All Teachers Involved With
ELL (English-Language Learner) is effectively taught like many other subjects. Like any subject, there are specific strategies that are used to enhance the students’ ability to learn; ELL is no
It is vital for students to be educated in an environment that is most appropriate for them. From Inclusion to Self-Contained, there are many environments to consider when teaching special
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