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We do remember our students’ idiosyncrasies and personalities, and sometimes what they write helps to make them indelible.
(Choozing) Choosing the (Rite) Right Word
We do remember our students’ idiosyncrasies and personalities, and sometimes what they write helps to make them indelible.
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At its most fundamental level, transfer of learning simply means applying our past learning to a new situation.
Learning Transfer – What is it and Why Does it Matter?
At its most fundamental level, transfer of learning simply means applying our past learning to a new situation.
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As a teacher I am the clasp that keeps the bracelet and its charms secure.
The Jewels of Education
As a teacher I am the clasp that keeps the bracelet and its charms secure.
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Educators currently in the classroom, or those preparing to enter the field, must adapt to truly “meet the needs of all learners” in their schools.
6 Easy Tips to Meet the Needs of All Learners
Educators currently in the classroom, or those preparing to enter the field, must adapt to truly “meet the needs of…
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Thank You Teachers - Always Giving Your Best
Thank You Teachers – Always Giving Your Best
Thank You Teachers - Always Giving Your Best
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I was in the same school district, West Valley Yakima, Washington, for a total of 34 years including substituting and coached for 36 years in four different districts.
Reflecting After 34 Years in the Classroom
I was in the same school district, West Valley Yakima, Washington, for a total of 34 years including substituting and…
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Although we are in the midst of a global pandemic, things are happening so fast, sometimes I wonder, “How did we get here, how are we doing, how have we all been impacted, where are we now?”
It’s OK to Not be OK
Although we are in the midst of a global pandemic, things are happening so fast, sometimes I wonder, “How did…
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My son, Langston.
Creating Awareness for the Special Needs Community During COVID-19
My son, Langston.
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Through nonverbal communication, I was slowly building a beautiful space with my students where we could learn and communicate with each other without saying a word.
Verbals Off, Learning On: Nonverbal Communication in the Classroom
Through nonverbal communication, I was slowly building a beautiful space with my students where we could learn and communicate with…
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This smile is followed by me losing my board and getting caught in a fisherman’s line. The struggle is real.
Ten Feet in the Air: How Kitesurfing Changed the Way I Teach
This smile is followed by me losing my board and getting caught in a fisherman’s line. The struggle is real.
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