Thank you, teachers!
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4M ago
I have teamed up with some amazing teacher-authors to bring you a chance to win one of 16, $25 gift cards. We want to take a moment to thank you for all that you do for your students each and every day.  Teachers are often unsung heroes, dedicating their lives to educating, guiding, and shaping the future of the next generation. Their unwavering commitment and hard work deserve appreciation and recognition.  Teachers serve as mentors, role models, and educators, inspiring a love for learning and helping students discover their potential. They instill values, foster critical think ..read more
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Unlocking the Potential: Tips for Supporting Students with Math Disabilities
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5M ago
Mathematics is a fundamental subject that opens doors to a world of knowledge and opportunities. However, for students with math disabilities, the path to mastering math concepts can be fraught with challenges. In this blog post, we'll explore tips and strategies for educators, parents, and caregivers to help students with math disabilities overcome obstacles and thrive in their math education. Understanding Math Disabilities Math disabilities, sometimes referred to as dyscalculia, are neurodevelopmental conditions that can affect a person's ability to understand, learn, and perform mathema ..read more
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Empowering Students with Dyslexia
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5M ago
Dyslexia is a learning difference that affects reading, writing, and language processing. It's important for educators to be well-informed and equipped to support students with dyslexia in their learning journey. In this blog post, we'll explore effective teaching tips that can help students with dyslexia thrive in the classroom. Understand Dyslexia The first step in supporting students with dyslexia is to understand the condition. Dyslexia is a neurological difference, not a sign of lower intelligence or laziness. Educators should learn about the characteristics and common challenges a ..read more
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Shining a Light on Dyslexia: Raising Awareness and Understanding
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5M ago
Dyslexia, a neurodevelopmental condition, affects millions of individuals worldwide. Despite its prevalence, there is still a significant lack of awareness and understanding surrounding this learning difference. What is Dyslexia? Dyslexia is a specific learning disability that primarily affects reading and language-related skills. It is not related to a person's intelligence, and individuals with dyslexia have normal cognitive abilities. However, they struggle with reading, spelling, and sometimes, writing. Dyslexia can manifest in various ways and to varying degrees, making it a unique ex ..read more
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No Technology, No Problem
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9M ago
What do you do when the kids do not have access to individual devices? How do you keep kids engaged especially those last few days of school? The answer is games. Here are some key advantages: Increased engagement: Games are inherently interactive and fun, which can boost student engagement and motivation. They create a positive learning environment by capturing students' interest and making the learning process enjoyable. Active learning: Games encourage active participation and hands-on experiences. Students become active learners rather than passive recipients of information. They ..read more
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Direct Instruction: Pros and Cons
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9M ago
Direct Instruction is an instructional approach that emphasizes explicit and systematic teaching methods to promote effective learning. It is a teacher-centered approach that involves the direct transmission of knowledge and skills from the teacher to the students. Direct Instruction typically follows a structured and scripted lesson format with clear objectives, instructional steps, and frequent opportunities for guided practice and feedback. Key features of Direct Instruction include: Clear and explicit teaching: Direct Instruction provides precise explanations, demonstrations, and exa ..read more
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Why is the ability to read so important?
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1y ago
The ability to read is essential because it is the foundation for learning, communication, and personal development. Here are some reasons why reading is so important: Education: Reading is a vital part of education. It is easier to learn new subjects and acquire knowledge with the ability to read. Communication: Reading enables us to communicate with others effectively. It allows us to understand and interpret written instructions, emails, texts, and other messages. Cognitive Development: Reading stimulates our brains and improves our cognitive functions. It helps us to develop critical th ..read more
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Behavior Problem or Learning Disability? How to know the difference.
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1y ago
How can you tell if a student has a learning disability? If you're lucky, the student will simply ask for help and tell you they are struggling. However, we know that students usually ask for help indirectly. So, what does a student with a learning disability look like? 1. The Apathetic Student- These students look and act like they are not interested in school to cover up the fact that they do not understand the content or cannot read the content needed to pass the class. Many students would rather appear unconcerned about their grades than admit they cannot read.  2.  ..read more
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Dyslexia Awareness Month
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1y ago
October is dyslexia awareness month. Dyslexia affects 20% of the population in the US and represents 80-90% of all those with learning disabilities. It is the most common of all neurocognitive disorders. A common misconception is that people with dyslexia are not as smart as their peers or they are lazy. Neither of these are true. Most people with dyslexia have at least an average IQ and they work exceptionally hard. What does it feel like to have dyslexia? There isn’t a way to really show you how it feels, but the following are a couple of activities that you can do to see how much b ..read more
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The Explicit Syllable Strategy™
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1y ago
Holy Moly! This has been a year! I just finished up my 23rd year of teaching special education and it was a doozy! I am so lucky that I have spent all of my years at the same school and I don't plan on moving until I retire. Has anyone else there spent their entire teaching career in one school? I think if you are lucky enough to fall in love with the culture of your school you are a very blessed teacher. I have been working on something exciting over the last few years. It is called The Explicit Syllable Strategy™. I have been using it with my students who can understand the co ..read more
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