Instructional Strategies
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I’ve always felt that students need real-life heroes they can look up to. Individuals who, while often imperfect, still used their talents to make the…
Picture books are powerful. For our developing learners, they allow students to connect to life experiences through listening, build empathy and understanding for…
I know I’m arriving late to the game (literally), but I was recently introduced to the online sensation that is Wordle. For those of you…
“Find a job you enjoy doing, and you will never have to work a day in your life.” – Mark Twain Many of you are…
I’ve written quite a lot about Black History Month these past few weeks. I’ve covered notable African American writers and authors, as…
If you’re a movie fan like me, then you’re probably aware that the Academy Award nominations were revealed not too long ago. For my part,…
I probably don’t have to tell you this, but life as an educator is busy. It feels as though every time I complete a major…
*Today’s blog is a guest post by Emily Gillain, a 3rd grade teacher. We all know that teachers often have jobs on the…