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Sep 27, 2014
Sep 27, 2014
Sep 27, 2014
On getting what we expect.
Assessing students' progress in reading, writing, math, science and social studies doesn't have to depend upon paper, pencil and bubble sheets!
A dozen strategies to motivate reluctant readers, and none of them involves stickers, certificates, or pizza...
Sep 19, 2014
Desperately looking for copy of tape or CD of Open Court 2004 Kinder reading program alphabet songs/letter songs - works like ZooPhonics and gets great results because it uses visual, auditory, tactile and kinesthetic modal strategies simultaneously to teach students letters and sounds...
Sep 14, 2014
When is it necessary to call for a nurse? A staff member got called out for contacting the nurse to come to the...See More
Beth Special Needs
Your student should have a written medical plan which outlines the protocol for handling his/her seizures. Typically, children only need to be seen by a doctor for a first seizure or if they are injured during the seizure. Some kids need to be sent home to sleep after a seizure. Some kids need to change to clothes if they lose bladder control durin...See More
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