Teaching Fact vs Opinion for Reading Comprehension
One of the most important skills that students need to improve their reading comprehension is the ability to distinguish between facts and opinions.
One of the most important skills that students need to improve their reading comprehension is the ability to distinguish between facts and opinions.
There are at least 12 principles of brain-compatible learning that have emerged from brain research.
Lindsey Raines, a participant in my workshop in Odessa, TX, last week, shared a great idea for calming students during state testing. She recalled how her 9th grade Algebra teacher, Mindy Mayes, gave students "Warm Fuzzies" to keep on their desk during state testing. These "Warm Fuzzies" were those [...]
Paraprofessionals Make Difference We received several great responses to the Paraprofessional survey in our September newsletter. Every single story you told me shared one important component - The best paras are the ones who take extra time to get to know their students well. Paraprofessionals M [...]
Thanks so much to everyone who participated in the Storage Survey. You all shared lots of great ideas and I wanted to share a few of them with you. Leann Cooper of Daingerfield-Lone Star ISD suggested asking furniture stores for empty boxes that large pictures come in. These boxes are great for stor [...]