Life has been hard and complicated so what's a girl to do? I decided to grad school! I had pondered it and I had even started my application but didn't follow through, but one day, I just decided that I was going to officially apply. Of course, I didn't know if I would actually get … Continue reading Adding Grad School To The Mix
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Moving On After A Suicide And Dealing With The Trauma
I debated about whether to publish another post about the loss of my son due to suicide. (Here’s the original post.—-> Suicide And The Ones Left Behind) I don't want overdo it but writing helps me and I don't have it in me to write about anything else. Not yet anyway. So please bear with … Continue reading Moving On After A Suicide And Dealing With The Trauma
Differentiation Strategy in Teaching: How to Apply It in the Classroom
Education is not one-size-fits-all. Every student enters the classroom with unique skills, learning styles, and needs, including those with special needs. Differentiation in teaching is a strategic approach that aims to cater to these individual differences, ensuring that all students have access to meaningful learning experiences. By implementing differentiation strategies, teachers can create an inclusive … Continue reading Differentiation Strategy in Teaching: How to Apply It in the Classroom
7 Qualities of a Good Teacher
Teachers play a vital role in shaping the future of their students. A good teacher does more than just deliver lessons; they inspire, motivate, and create a positive learning environment. Whether in a traditional classroom, an online setting, or a mentorship role, the best educators possess certain qualities that make them effective and memorable. Here … Continue reading 7 Qualities of a Good Teacher
My Autistic Student Took My Badge Home
You never really know the effect you are having on people; just like you never really know what others are dealing with. This should be common knowledge. Life has proven that time and time again. Anyway, I had yet another reminder when I got a new student in my ESE class. Getting To Know The … Continue reading My Autistic Student Took My Badge Home
Teaching An Autistic Child Who Doesn’t Want To Learn
As an ESE teacher to kids on the Autism Spectrum, the best part of my job are the simple moments of progress. The baby steps that are are actually anything but. In between dealing with kids in crisis and having the lens knocked out of my glasses, I get to see the kids learn and … Continue reading Teaching An Autistic Child Who Doesn’t Want To Learn
Confusing Conversations With My Students
I just wanted to share a funny story that still has me giggling when I think about it. It's also proof that every interaction that I have with my most challenging student in my ESE self-contained class is not a negative one. Awkward Conversations With Students My student echoes a lot. Sometimes he might be … Continue reading Confusing Conversations With My Students
When Did They Stop Teaching Cursive in School?
For generations, learning cursive was a rite of passage in schools. From ornate loops to perfectly connected letters, cursive handwriting symbolized both education and elegance. But in recent years, the prominence of cursive in school curriculums has dramatically declined. So, when did schools stop teaching cursive, and do they still? Let’s explore the history, current … Continue reading When Did They Stop Teaching Cursive in School?
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