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Motivating High School Students

Motivating high school students is difficult on a good day. They have their friends, their sports, and…let’s face it…their phones…which […]

All my teacher-friends know what I mean when I say “testing season.” For my non-teachers readers, this time of year

That is an understatement, and putting it nicely. He is constantly moving, talking, making noises, and (thankfully) learning. He is

Teachers usually think that progress monitoring will be another time waster that will take away from our teaching and lessons.

If this is you, you have come to the right spot! You are well on your way to being a

Teacher observations don’t have to be terrifying! Personally, I have a love-hate relationship with my teacher observation. I love that

Cue the song “Jump Around” in your head….that is not going to go away anytime soon….you’re welcome. Ok, you’re right,

No! Assessment is NOT the first step! Progress Monitoring does not have to be a dirty term! I have spent

After 11 years of teaching students with special needs in both the general and special education setting, I

I tolerate dislike hate loathe exercising. I have told my students many times over the years that the reasons we