Choice boards allow students to take ownership of their work and provide an intrinsic motivator for producing the best results. You can use choice boards for un-homework ideas, positive behavior rewards or building relationships in the classroom.
Differentiation is meeting students were they are. But, in the time of digital learning at home, how do we continue to meet our students where they are? We embrace differentiation with technology.
I love a graphic organizer for helping my students process information. However, I sometimes fall into a rut of using the same organizers for the same ideas over and over again. Looking to use organizers differently in your classroom? Read 3 new ways to incorporate them.
Maybe you need research articles for edTPA or you’re looking to incorporate new strategies in the classroom. Either way, I’ve compiled a list of 3 great research articles that might help support comprehension discussions.
The results? Students who were focused while they read. Students who were thinking critically about what they read. Students who were able to write a developed constructed response answer because they understood what they read. Click for the experiment.
