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Author has over 34 years in education, starting in the trenches first as a teacher's aide, grades 1, 4, and 8. Now, 28 years as a single subject teacher of English, as well as a Multiple Subject credential holder dealing with teens in grades 6-12, author is sharing wisdom gained. All materials are not only geared to multiple intelligence, especially video oriented learners, but have been created to fill scaffolding gaps.
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Introductory paragraph frame - A stong S.T.A.R.T.!
This is the Ultimate English guide to Introductory paragraphs for essays. Too many students write their entire essay in the intro and then merely repeat it throughout the body, resulting in repetition and not enough sparking of interest. Using the S.T.A.R.T. method, students may use the 5 generic SENTENCE FRAMES to help craft an intro, moving from a general opening and filtering down to a thesis. Additionally, it offers more specific ideas (SENTENCE FRAMES) for each of the three forms, Informat
6th - 11th
English Language Arts, Writing-Essays
180 Literary Terms in Kid Friendly Definitions
For students aged 12 through 20. Sixty percent of the words are taught below the 8th grade, but studies show that students fail to retain more than 45% until they deliberately choose to lock the info in, so this becomes more than a "year-long" resource. It is a resource worth at least 3 years, if not more. Perfect for creating flashcards, studying for tests, or using so as to deliberately use the concepts in student writings. Organized by CATEGORY, as found in the Lit Terms 180 in the BrainCan
6th - 10th
Vocabulary
Teachers' Back to School - organization for the first days
Whether newbie or veteran, there are dozens of little tasks that EAT UP your first few days. Having a list of reminder tasks and tips to a smooth start helps. This is NOT a comprehensive list. The product is only 10 slides long, but it takes a teacher through the first week BEFORE THE STUDENTS ARRIVE. May you have a smooth year's start.
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Back to School: A New Normal & Distance Learning Tips
WE are all in this together! Here is a free file to offer ideas on how to build your curriculum NOW even if you do not yet know what is coming. With covid 19 numbers shifting, so too, are the state and local plans for implementing the education that students NEED. So, breathe in and breathe out and see how one teacher is handling it all this fall.
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Experience
Author has over 34 years in education, starting in the trenches first as a teacher's aide, grades 1, 4, and 8. Now, 28 years as a single subject teacher of English, as well as a Multiple Subject credential holder dealing with teens in grades 6-12, author is sharing wisdom gained. All materials are not only geared to multiple intelligence, especially video oriented learners, but have been created to fill scaffolding gaps.
Teaching style
This teacher author takes the BIG PICTURE APPROACH! Why our educational system gives kids individual chunks, like puzzle pieces, but does NOT give them the big picture, like a puzzle box cover, is truly a cunundrum that this study guide's author uses to address that need.
Awards & shining teacher moments
Award winning author has picked up over 6 national, state, and district awards.
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