I’m a fan of the writing workshop. That means I also write with my students, and I allow plenty of time for students to conference with me and with each other. I also provide models of what good writing looks like — and lots of them. Here’s what the classroom writing process looks like: Brainstorming (Think […]
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To recap: Perfectionism is all about fear of failure. The worst case scenario for perfectionists, then, is that we make a mistake or fail—and someone finds out about it. Perfectionist logic: I stop obsessing about being perfect → I won’t be perfect → I’ll feel terrible. This is faulty logic, of course. The way to […]
Math word problems can be tricky and difficult to solve. Using the SQRQCQ method can make solving math word problems easier and less intimidating. Children with learning disabilities or in special education programs can learn how to solve math word problems by using this method. SQRQCQ is an abbreviation for Survey, Question, Read, Question, Compute, […]
Transformation requires a journey for teachers toward great educational rewards for students. Knowing how to craft learning experiences that meld technology with the curriculum is key to crafting digital-age lessons. As digital tools are integrated seamlessly with sound pedagogical practice, a new classroom culture emerges. This is a culture focused on student-centered, personalized learning and […]