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Category Archives: My Tips
Google Slides to the rescue
Google slides are an integral part of my class. I use them to give and collect information and resources. Google Slides are great for: Missi [...]
ClassroomScreen.com holds Teacher Tools
ClassroomScreen.com is a screen full of the Teacher Tools that we use regularly. Well, at least I do. At my school, many of our non-negoti [...]
Revamping my Summary Assignments
I am Shaking up the way I have my scholars summarize information. This MONTH’S #BLOGAMONTH TOPIC is a challenge to ‘do thin [...]
Group Responses – way to TEACHtheTEST
How do we Teach the Test without really teaching the test? Question for the ages! !! How do we? I dunno???? What I feel intuitively as a [...]
We are finished reading. Now what?
Here are presentation materials. Sign In Sheet so that we can remain in contact. I am working on this “Show Me What You Know” h [...]
Annotating and GISTing – Literacy Strategies
When working with text, we need to find Literacy strategies that require our students to do more than read and recite facts. We need to get [...]
Organizational Tip #20DayBC
Anyone who knows me that Being Organized is something that I am NOT. I TRY, but I FAIL, often. Because I know myself and my weaknesses, I am [...]
Tech + CCSS = Engagement
Here are slides from my LACUE 2013 Presentation Tech + CCSS = Engagement Lacue presentation 2013 ccss and tech from VR Burton Integrating [...]
Using exit tickets to check comprehension
Exit Tickets can be used to gauge whether or not students have processed new concepts. It is a quick way to have them reflect on information [...]
I will be presenting at RSCON, LCTE, TCEA and hopefully LACUE!!!
‘Tis the season to present…. fa-la-la-la-laaaaaa-la-la-la-la I really do believe that to blog is to share and to learn. I love b [...]
