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Differentiation Queen

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Snellville, Georgia, United States
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I have spent the last twelve years teaching students with special needs in grades 5 through 8. I have taught many subject areas including Math, Reading, Grammar, Social Studies, Science, Health, and Religion. In addition, I have taught adult education classes on Time Management, Organization, Goal Setting, Basic Writing, Basic Math, and Resume Writing. I have brought these lessons into the middle school classroom in a series I call Lunch and Learn where students come during their lunch time, and we review these topics. This has left me with many extraordinary experiences, and materials that cover many areas.
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Preview of Communicating with Adults Handout and Activity

Communicating with Adults Handout and Activity

Students experience many situations where they may want or need to talk to their teachers. They may want to discuss a grade, have a question, or need to work through a conflict. Teaching students how to talk to adults is important, but it can be challenging to break down the different aspects of these interactions and help students prepare. This product includes a handout with tips for talking to adults, two handouts that help students prepare for a meeting with their teacher, and a role play ac
Preview of Organization Handout

Organization Handout

Students need reminders about how to stay organized sometimes. This product includes a handout that shares ideas for organizing class materials, lockers, book bags, and other areas. There is also a space for students to add other spaces and organizational tips. I have used this with a small group as a lunch and learn lesson and with entire classes depending on the need.
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Experience

I have spent the last twelve years teaching students with special needs in grades 5 through 8. I have taught many subject areas including Math, Reading, Grammar, Social Studies, Science, Health, and Religion. In addition, I have taught adult education classes on Time Management, Organization, Goal Setting, Basic Writing, Basic Math, and Resume Writing. I have brought these lessons into the middle school classroom in a series I call Lunch and Learn where students come during their lunch time, and we review these topics. This has left me with many extraordinary experiences, and materials that cover many areas.

Teaching style

My preferred teaching style is exploration and investigation. I find that all students can participate in this type of learning with the appropriate scaffolding.

My own education history

Bachelor's Degree in Special Education from Appalachian State University in Boone, NC Master's Degree in Professional Counseling from Georgia State in Atlanta, GA