Bonding opportunities with a 22-year-old son are few and far between, especially when what your son thinks is exciting is [...]

Managing Movement in Your Classroom – An Adult’s Story
Written by Kathy Wright* One of my first memories was hearing the words, “Kathy, sit still!” and my mother pinching [...]

Using Visual Clues to Cue Students
I was recently working in classrooms at Lebanon Middle School and had the opportunity to sit down with Katherine Donovan, [...]

Children, Empowerment and Choice
Children become empowered when they are allowed to make decisions and take responsibility for those decisions. Everything we do is a choice. Even indecision is a choice.
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Co-teaching With Data Driven Instruction
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Co-teaching and Parity
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