Michelle Lawless

[Michelle Lawless @mlawles1]

On July 29th, University of Arkansas will be hosting a one day conference on educating students with ID and ASD! Check it out!

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[Michelle Lawless @mlawles1]

You can sign up for the U.S Department of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services mailing list here! https://t.co/7A8pHAhZWA

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Here you can register for this webinar for ten tips on successful co-teaching! https://t.co/TncrYxjbSO

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AU will be hosting APSI to aid teachers who are involved with teaching AP courses. Session 2 begins next week! #tweet3 #gradschool #UWAed505su2

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One of the best ways to influence your students to read is to read along with them or in front of them. #alwaysreading #UWAed505su2

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Summer tip: Ask your child to share what he sees, hears, tastes, smells & feels after you read a passage from a chapter book. More: https://t.co/hKhMbSyLLu #SummerReading #Summer #SummerReadingTips

[Michelle Lawless @mlawles1]

@LyzabethLopez We had my newborns tongue tie fixed recently. He was born 2/1/19. He is no longer able to breastfeed because of it. I am glad that he will be able to eat an ice cream cone, stick his tongue out of his mouth, etc..but I’m now exclusively pumping. I hope your outcome is different.

[Michelle Lawless @mlawles1]

A great way to differentiate in Math is to use online games that allow students to choose their own levels. It engages and motivates them!

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Students can do this in either word problems or simple equations!

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A way to differentiate in Math is to allow students to choose their own numbers to work with! It gives them independence and confidence.

[Michelle Lawless @mlawles1]

A Frayer Model is a great way to teach vocabulary while tapping into prior knowledge as well as critical thinking.
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