Guest Post by Tiffany Eller, Math Educational Consultant and Coach
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How to Help Kids With Special Sleep Needs
Guest Post by Sarah Westgreen, Tuck Sleep Foundation
Children with special needs are often at a greater risk of suffering from sleep disorders and sleep struggles. More than half of children with autism suffer from insomnia as many as 50 percent of children with ADHD suffer from sleep problems.
The Secret to Classroom Management
Guest Post by Bob Sornson, Early Learning Foundation
There is a secret to classroom management. You won’t find it in most of the books on classroom discipline or the endless lists of classroom management tips. Here is a hint: It is far more important than any single strategy for managing students.
Get Your Finger Out of Their Book!
Guest Post by Melissa Leach, Leach Literacy Training
I won’t pretend that Guided Reading is a NEW thing for y’all…I do however hope to help you think about your teaching at the table in a NEW way! Read More >>
Developing Empathy in the Classroom
Guest Post by Bob Sornson, Early Learning Foundation
Empathy is the ability to understand how someone feels because you can imagine what it is like to be them. It is part of a strong positive emotional state in which we can treat others with respect while still setting appropriate limits on how others behave around us. Empathy is the heart of a great classroom culture. Read More >>
Visualize Student Engagement and Comprehension through “Noodling”
Guest Post by Eliza Sorte-Thomas
What an honor (and intimidating endeavor) it is to get to contribute on one of my favorite colleague’s blogs! When Shannon asked, however; the first thing that came to mind that was worthy of sharing on her blog was information about “Noodling.” Wait! What? Read More >>