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Stats, observations and strategies that will be helpful in supporting the ELL (English Language Learners) students in your classroom, starting with broad guidelines for working with ELL students, then offering targeted instructional strategies to improve reading, writing. and comprehension skills.
Nov 2, 2014
Nov 2, 2014
So in answer to the question, “How Do teachers teach kids to write?” the answer is...
Oct 14, 2014
Are you ready to implement "essential questions" to improve achievement? What you need to know...
Who knows better than teachers what measures and practices offer the best chances for a comfortable and effective parent conference?
Pay particular attention to #5.
Pay particular attention to #5.
Oct 13, 2014
The wrong kind of praise can be effective or a waste of time and counter-productive. Click below to learn the 6 elements of effective praise.
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