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by Dotty Powers
Jun 12, 2014
Help! I have a student who is taking his STAAR reading test for the third time in another week. He is an eighth grader, so he needs to pass it. He struggles with reading. We are doing tutorials right now to get prepared, but they are not going well. He just doesn't get it when it comes to comprehending main idea, inferences, poetry, or context clue...See MoreHelp! I have a student who is taking his STAAR reading test for the third time in another week. He is an eighth grader, so he needs to pass it. He struggles with reading. We are doing tutorials right now to get prepared, but they are not going well. He just doesn't get it when it comes to comprehending main idea, inferences, poetry, or context clues. I am at a loss for how to help him succeed. Today we did a released test for practice, and he missed 15 out of 27 questions. Not only does he not understand what he reads, but he won't reread or use the dictionary for help. Any ideas? He really needs to pass this test!
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Students Engage in Dangerous Drug Use During “Finals Frenzy”
Click below to read this troubling report.
Tim Walker is an American educator now teaching in Finland. He blogs about the contrasts between American and Finnish schools. His latest entry begins, "Nothing should ever get in the way of bathroom breaks for students, right? Think again..."
Click below to read the rest, then share with friends!
My middle school is going back to the. Same teacher teaching reading & LA, except on different days. We are on block scheduling so on one day, we have periods 1-3- 5-7 and the next day periods 2-4-6-8. I will see the same group of kids, for example, for reading period 1 then the next day, same group for LA, period 2.
I haven't taught L...See MoreMy middle school is going back to the. Same teacher teaching reading & LA, except on different days. We are on block scheduling so on one day, we have periods 1-3- 5-7 and the next day periods 2-4-6-8. I will see the same group of kids, for example, for reading period 1 then the next day, same group for LA, period 2.
I haven't taught LA in several years and not at the MS level, so I'm looking for advice.
Do you do some sort of daily corrections for bell work? Journaling? If so, is it a free write or is there a prompt?
Thanks in advance.
by Emily Corbett
May 27, 2014
Are there any middle school teachers out there studying Ancient China who would like to create a collaborative blog in order to share ideas, photos and internet resources with my class in South Australia?
If so, please email: [email removed]
by Emily Corbett
May 27, 2014
Are there any teachers out there studying Ancient Rome that would like to share ideas using a collaborative blog between my class in South Australia and your class!? We could fill it with great ideas and internet resources! :)
Does anyone use Grammarlogues in the classroom.
What does your school do at the end of 8th grade? trip, special events, etc.
Thanks
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