How many of your students forget learned math skills, and you find yourself having to reteach those skills before you can progress to the next big idea? This definitely happened to me, and I really wanted to find a solution so that I wasn't in a constant state of spending days reteaching skills my ... Read More about Spend Less Time Reteaching Using Daily Spiral Math
This Day In History Yearlong Project
One difficulty I have faced teaching social studies is figuring out how to help my students connect with events from the past. I want my students to be able to go beyond just reading about historical events. I want them to be able to reflect and think about what it would have been like to have gone ... Read More about This Day In History Yearlong Project
Setting Discussion Norms
Setting discussion norms is critical if you want your students leading your class discussions. Regardless of what subject you teach, having students take the lead will result in them taking ownership and responsibility more so than if you are dictating the conversations. This is something I ... Read More about Setting Discussion Norms
2 Easy Ways to Use Primary Sources In the Classroom
I wanted to share with you all something that I have made a goal for myself this year, and that is to incorporate primary sources into each unit I teach. I’m not sure about you, but I found myself shying away from using primary documents because a) I didn’t know where to find quality primary ... Read More about 2 Easy Ways to Use Primary Sources In the Classroom
Back to School Tips for Middle School
When I moved up to middle school from elementary school, I found that my back to school routine changed, too! I wanted to share some tips that will help you begin to plan for going back to school in the middle grades. In my video I explain some of the areas I address when ... Read More about Back to School Tips for Middle School
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