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The key to lesson planning for better classroom management comes down to the relationship you as the teacher has with your students individually and your class as a whole. As you get to know your class, it will become easier to know what will and will not work in your lesson plans. Below I offer […]
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Social-Emotional Learning (SEL), in its most simple terms, is education about feelings. SEL teaches kids to understand their own emotions and the emotions of others. These are critical life skills that foster better social and behavioral outcomes. Some of the most seamless incorporating SEL into lesson plans revolve around storytelling and music. Below, we will
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(Article written by Dr. Heston A Young DDS and opening statements by Festus Amoye) In his touching piece, Dr. Young allows us a look into a few hardships he and his family faced as he was growing up and how he turned those experiences into fiery coals to fuel his passion for helping others. Dr.
As teachers, we all understand the stresses, complications, and confusion from lesson planning. When I started my Alternative Certification Program or ACP, we went over lesson plans, and they didn’t seem that bad! They didn’t seem that tricky! Fast forward to my first year teaching, and it was like a massive wave came over me;
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The effects of COVID 19 are going to be experienced for many years. Especially when it comes to education. Here are a few problems that were revealed by COVID e regarding special education and what we can do about them: Meeting Standards Many school administrators scrambled to modify the existing curriculum that, unfortunately, left out
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It’s that time again; the semester is starting (depending on when you’re reading this), and distance learning is a component. Here are some tips you can use to make distance learning more manageable. Reading this will save time and get some peace of mind, especially if you are a new teacher. 1. Help parents be
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This past May I finished my first school year as a teacher. It was a year filled with countless ups and downs, tons of stress, endless meetings, late nights, and unfortunately lots of soda. I am convinced that I have become Coca Cola’s number one customer. With all of that being said, it was arguably
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Being a disadvantaged student is interesting. Often you read books about statistics that include people that seem too similar to yourself. Dead or in jail before 22 or any number of things that can happen to a young black male. I imagine that this is the stark reality faced by Scotch-Irish teens living in rural
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