Super Star Squares– an inexpensive way to motivate students on your campus. This is a great school-wide implementation but, it can be easily used in individual classrooms as well. Take a look at Super Star Squares. How to use
Fluency is important. Reading too slow or too fast will hinder comprehension. In reality, fluency doesn’t guarantee that comprehension will happen. However, comprehension is difficult without being a fluent reader. As students move through each grade level, we want them to
Keeping students engaged can be difficult. It can be even more difficult to come up with unique and creative ways to keep the engagement going day after day. I have shared these interactive engagement activity strips with you many, many
Family involvement is extremely important. A strong parent-school connection is a definite need. However, trying to plan school events can be such a time consuming task. The goal in hosting these events is to share fun ways parents can help
This topic, What to do if classroom observations are unsatisfactory, has two parts. Part I is for principals and Part 2 is for teachers. I wanted to share some steps to take and the best way to address this. Part
“Student Centered Instruction”– three buzz words we hear so much in education. What do those three words actually mean and how can you as the principal or assistant principal help your teachers increase learning? Student Centered Instruction means the focus
