In this article, teachers are given 11 strategies to engage parents in their children's education! Quick and easy ideas!
https://t.co/ViL5LYoD9e
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This is a quick article by the US Department of Health and Human Services that lists some of the major signs a student/child may have a learning disability. It can be a great resource for either teachers or parents.
https://t.co/WTdnuYBsBz
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Here is a very helpful article about how to specifically differentiate for English language learners in the classroom!
https://t.co/Lq6OdW1jmT
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This is a large pdf full of knowledge and advice about co-teaching! It would be a great resource for those looking into or currently co-teaching.
https://t.co/b5RZ3m5biD
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A great article explaining more on what inclusion in the classroom is and what the teacher's role is in that inclusion!
https://t.co/ZDUF2Et8dd
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@jlschlademan@RobertIsaKing@flippedlearning#EDUC2100 I really enjoyed reading this website! It helped understand Flip learning much more in-depth and made me even more excited to possibly use it in my future classroom. Thanks for sharing!
@RobertIsaKing@VisibleLearning A5b: #EDUC2100@RobertIsaKing I believe that #7 is the most important because positive relationships in education can lead to teachers teaching more effectively and students being more successful.
@RobertIsaKing@flippedlearning A5a: #EDUC2100@RobertIsaKing Great video! I found a neat blog about the pros and cons of Flipped learning and how to decide if you should use it in your classroom https://t.co/XmcGqxnLfW
@RobertIsaKing A4 @RobertIsaKing In my #studentcentered class, I would implement that learning is personalized by focusing on building strong relationships with my students and understanding what truly helps them learn. #EDUC2100