January 30, 2012 in Parent Involvement, Tips & Strategies, World Read Aloud Day
Movies, theater, opera, sharing conversation with friends, reading; what do these have in common? They all involve story. Whether it’s viewing, reading, listening, or communicating, story is present. How do
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January 23, 2012 in For Educators, Stories and Examples
It wasn’t until my senior year of high school that I truly could say I had a favorite teacher. Mrs. Elliot was my senior high school English teacher. She was
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January 16, 2012 in Challenges, Comprehension, Reading, Struggling Readers
How would you like to spend your school life in the bottom reading group? No matter what native flower or other cutesy name the group is given, there’s no fooling
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January 9, 2012 in After School Program, Family Literacy, Parent Involvement
Does your school or community engage parents in learning alongside their children? If so, you are providing some form of Family Literacy, which promises to strengthen the interactions of the
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January 2, 2012 in Assessment, For Educators, In the Classroom, Tips & Strategies
Hassle Free, Sugar Free, Fat Free and Only 5 Ingredients! With all the demands on our teaching time, how in the world do we assess “on the run” and make
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