Todd Parr: What’s Wrong with Being Happy and Who You Are?
Join Todd Parr for the five-year anniversary of #BeWhoYouAreDay on Monday, September 30, at 4 pm ET/1 pm PT, at a virtual webinar. SLJ's Kimberly Fakih will be moderating.
Register here! https://t.co/xMpWWZyBxY
🌍 Want to engage your students in global issues? Check out this free Climate Action Project to inspire change and foster environmental awareness in your classroom! 🌱✨
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Singing our Way into Fluency: Carlo Franzblau talks about his Sing Out and Read program: An interview conducted by Dr. Sam Bommarito https://t.co/DEdtMtR6qp
@Booksource love the engaging high interest 📚 you shared for @pmgmcgee to highlight her 💡💭 for teachers to implement right now. Text sets will get ALL students curious and talking = ♥️ books, wanting to read, knowledge building. Real reading! 😊 teachers!
@janhasbrouck Thanks for sharing! :) I appreciate that their research addressed not only students who are currently struggling but also students who are advanced in the subject area.
"Small-group instruction is necessary because students need different levels of support, and their instruction should be designed to meet those needs, even in Tier 1." Recommended reading!⬇���
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As described by Young (2024), “Unnecessary instruction for students who are advanced in reading is likely to delay learning and may result in student frustration and boredom”
Excellent article for supporting language and literacy skills for multilingual learners. Practical ideas for librarians also apply to teachers and students setting up equitable and accessible classroom libraries.
How School Librarians Can Support ELLs https://t.co/hOXLtGcqem
Hard, direct, critical feedback related to inequity is an invaluable gift, not an affront. It should be received with gratitude. In most organizations leaders view that feedback as an affront and reward silence and complicity with inequity, often under the guise of "community."
@MariaBMartinez1 thank you Dr. Martinez for always helping us orchestrate enriching opportunities for our students! ACS is ready for Women’s History Month. Do you know the challenges that Mary Garber faced? Fun Fact: she was born in Bergen County, NJ! @suemacy1
Filled with glee after hearing author, Sue Macy read her book “Miss Mary Reporting” to us! (Using the tip she gave our writers: never begin sentences with “the.”) Thank you Sue for helping us to kick off Read Across America Week! @talesfromteach @suemacy1
Fluency Friday!
Monday Feb 27 is National Polar Bear Day! Here's a poem by the award winning poet David Harrison to help your students celebrate this day. Teaching reading through Art and Science!
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Preschool DLLs observed during play in English-dominant classrooms. Three factors predicted how much they interacted with peers: https://t.co/vzowSH1yhp
These kids are AMAZING. This is over at Wetherbee Elem. where students are in a two way dual language program. They spend half the day in an English speaking class, and the other half in Spanish speaking class. More on their success tonight @ 5pm. @MyNews13@OCPS_MSD@OCPSnews