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Teacher Resources, Teaching Tips

Reading Strategies for ELL (English Language Learners)

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As teachers receive more and more ESL/ELLs (English Language Learners) into their classrooms, it’s important that they learn to integrate them with the rest of their student population.  The following reading strategies will help you with the process. Comprehensiable instruction and opportunities for verbal interaction will motivate students to engage in learning and actively participate … Continue reading Reading Strategies for ELL (English Language Learners) »

Classroom Activities, Teacher Resources, Teaching Tips

5 Best Practices for Teaching Math

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Hello again, it’s Staci from Let’s Teach Something!  I’m so excited to be back with Teacher Created Resources again.  I’m here this time to give you a little insight on some math practices that have best worked in my classroom. Here are my top 5 best practices for teaching math: In & Out Tickets, Scavenger Hunts, … Continue reading 5 Best Practices for Teaching Math »

Behavior Management, Classroom Management, Teacher Resources, Teaching Tips

Writing Effective Report Card Comments on Behavior

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When it comes to writing report card comments and progress reports, it can be challenging to find effective words to communicate the details of each student’s progress. When writing report card comments, remember to focus on the positive first. Comments on both academic and personal behaviors should be assessed and written in a report card … Continue reading Writing Effective Report Card Comments on Behavior »

Classroom Management, Teacher Resources, Teaching Tips

Making Assessments Meaningful for Students

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I think meaningful assessments can come in many shapes and sizes.  However, to be thoroughly engaging and to draw the best work out of the students, assessments should be aligned with real-world skills. When I think about my own definition of a “Meaningful Assessment,” I think the test must meet certain requirements.  The assessment must … Continue reading Making Assessments Meaningful for Students »