Reminder for new and veteran #teachers💡
Teacher-student relationships form the foundation of learning, and your trustworthiness plays a central role. Your words, attention, and actions contribute to nurturing students' trust in you.
Apply now for ED's five-year Comprehensive Centers grants to provide capacity-building services to state, regional, tribal, and local educational agencies to improve outcomes for all students
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Teachers, librarians, educators, parents, & readers! It’s #giveaway time! I need to find these picture books a new home!
Follow, 🩷, RT/QT and/or Comment+Tag a friend to enter for a chance to add these books to your collection! Winner selected 5/27.
We did just that this week at #MRA2024 in Sturbridge, MA! Kudos to #PatriciaCraindelaGalarce and our @massreading team for a groundbreaking conference supporting literacy, inclusivity, research, language, literature, and the Arts. Mark your calendars - March #MRA2025 in Newton!
"The longer I live, the more deeply I learn that love — whether we call it friendship or family or romance — is the work of mirroring and magnifying each other’s light."
— James Baldwin.
To remember what you learn, don't just review it. Read it out loud.
You're more likely to retain what you say than what you hear or read silently. Actively producing words in your own voice makes them stick.
Our best recall is for the information we reconstruct ourselves.
"Your book is the only resource I've found that focuses on teaching dyslexics consistent with their strengths. Thank you for writing it!"
-- email to author--
DYSLEXIA TOOL KIT:
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