Memory Strategies for Students in the RTI Process RTI Strategies for Secondary Teachers Penny requested that I suggest memory strategies for students in the RTI process. So, I thought I'd share my response here, too! Here are some resources for you. Blog Posts that address this topic: https://stag [...]
Memory Strategies for Students in the RTI Process RTI Strategies for Secondary Teachers Penny requested that I suggest memory strategies for students in the RTI process. So, I thought I'd share my response here, too! Here are some resources for you. Blog Posts that address this topic: https://stag [...]
Until I was a parent with a child diagnosed with ADHD who scored very high on “impulsivity,” I’d hear these statements about ADHD and think they made sense. There is a pervading rightness to all of these statements, if they just weren’t so wrong. And it is this humbled version of me (a far cry from [...]
I'm a Learning Disabilities teacher at a public high school. I have worked with "at-risk" kids for the past nine years. I've always thought I had a good understanding of my students, and could empathize with their hardships. However, throughout my own educational training and career, I've had very little academic difficulty. I had to work hard, but, I always did well. I had enough confidence in my ability to learn that I was willing to make the investment.... Then, I started taking kung fu.
Martial Arts for Peace