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Four Ways to Create a Positive, Productive Learning Environment in Your Classroom Today!

Four Ways to Create a Positive, Productive Learning Environment in Your Classroom Today!

Sara McDaniel M. Ed.
There is a lot of research available about attributes that positively affect student achievement.  Most of the research is centered on educational practices and what works best with our students. But I dare say, students will thrive in an environment that’s positive and uplifting where they feel safe to take risks and voice their opinion.

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Posted 08/23/19
Wordless Books and Your Primary Classroom—A Perfect Match

Wordless Books and Your Primary Classroom—A Perfect Match

Carol Huey-Gatewood
Wordless books can be enjoyed by all levels of emergent readers. They encourage children to apply critical visual literacy skills, which are important for today’s focus on visual images. Wordless books provide scaffolds for storytelling, vocabulary use and fluency, and language learning. Opportunities for creative dialogue and characterization abound when children “read” these stories.

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Posted 08/02/19
5 Great End-of-Year Activities!

5 Great End-of-Year Activities!

Jodene Smith, M.A.
The summer countdown is on, but the school year is not over yet! So, why not end the year with some great activities to get through those last few days of school? Great end-of-year activities should spice up the schedule, wrap things up, and yet squeeze in a few last moments of student learning and practice before you send students on their ways to summer and the next grade.

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Posted 05/16/19
Thank You for Dreaming Big

Thank You for Dreaming Big

Dona Herweck Rice
As part of Teacher Appreciation Week, we wanted to thank you for all of the amazing work that you do. We know that being a teacher is one of the hardest and most rewarding careers ever, and that building up the dreams of your students is what it’s all about. So, here’s a poem written just for you.

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Posted 05/10/19
Thank You, Teacher! Students Share their Words of Appreciation

Thank You, Teacher! Students Share their Words of Appreciation

Dona Herweck Rice
It’s a winning combination: teachers and students. Right about now, schools everywhere are showing appreciation for their teachers with all sorts of tributes and celebrations. We thought, what better time to hear from students at each of the promoting or graduating levels to share their thought about their teachers! Here’s what a promoting kindergartner, two promoting sixth-graders, one promoting eighth grader, and two graduating seniors want you to know. These are love letters to their teachers

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Posted 05/02/19
Every Day Is Not Like Today

Every Day Is Not Like Today

Sara McDaniel M. Ed.
It was around the year 2002. I was teaching 3rd grade in Arkansas with three good years of experience under my belt. While I can’t vividly recall the events that transpired over the course of that eight-hour day, I remember being utterly exhausted and feeling defeated with the ringing of the 3:00 pm bell.

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Posted 04/26/19

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