Tuesday, March 7, 2017. Practical Ideas to Implement in the Classroom. It all goes back to relationships! Have teamed up to share practical ways for educators to build relationships with students. As connected educators we also embrace the notion that it is the power of the team that drives much of what we do. How do you build relationships with those that you serve? Make positive phone calls home especially within the first two weeks of the school year.

Short videos that show how content grows across grade levels. Where I plan to be next and hopefully our paths cross. Catch up on the latest posts. Foundations of Fractions Online Course. Reasoning with Fractions Through the Lens of a 10 Yr Old.

Join us on Facebbook! Follow Us on Twitter! Subscribe to our RSS Feed! OKMath Curriculum Frameworks Project Application. An article by Robbyn Glinsmann. An article by Robbyn Glinsmann. For each and every grade level covered by our new Oklahoma Academic Standards fo.

My thoughts on teaching young minds with purpose and passion! Monday, August 3, 2015. A few short weeks, and it will be time. Time for schedules, lessons, organizing, preparing, decorating, planning. and so on! But most importantly, it will be time for building relationships, both old and new. So, we spent a lot of time with literature.

Monday, 10 August 2015. Can you think of a way to show how that can be true? Summer holidays. At a café now, so I can blog, but then back to limited quota of 4G. By Susan Jo Russell, Deborah Schifter and Virginia Bastable a bit more slowly than before.

Encouraging students with disabilities to think deeply about mathematics has always been one of the goals of this blog. But since the audience of this blog is mainly teachers, the goal is really to encourage teachers to encourage students with disabilities to think deeply about mathematics. This guy! Which discusses warning signs of in.

Reading on Knowledge, Memory and Learning. The new national curriculum this year brought with it some changes in grammatical terminology. One of these changes saw simple, compound and complex sentences become single clause, multi clause coordinated and multi clause subordinated sentences. This post explains an analogy to teach this aspect of grammar. The challenge can be increase.

Sunday, August 16, 2015. The First Two Days of School. We started school last Thursday. I love starting school that way. I dared and I did. No syllabus today and not again tomorrow. It may be Monday at the earliest. I led an activity with staff.

Musings of a lifelong educator and learner. Saturday, August 8, 2015. At the Heart of Every Great Administrator. How Can We Build Relationships.

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