Currently a learning specialist in an all-boys middle school supporting students with executive functioning skills. I have taught life skills, middle school math, and community-based instruction.
SUPER flexible printable that I use with many of my class assignments. This poster/ handout covers 11 executive function skills. This can be used alongside any class activity for students to: - identify EF skills that will be needed for the assignment - for group/ partner activities, students can balance each other's strengths/weaknesses - reflect on an assignment and what EF skills were used The checkboxes can be used by the teacher OR student
This resource can be used with any article that you feel is suitable and engaging for your students. It provides a step-by-step template that guides students through the process of annotating the article and writing a reflection. The template includes bullet points to help students plan their approach to the assignment, a list of things to look for when annotating, and a rubric for evaluating the reflection.
4th - 7th
English Language Arts, Reading Strategies, Writing
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This product includes two variations of the student vision board template and a handout with ideas and prompts. The ideas and prompts page can either be printed for individual students or displayed for everyone to view. The vision board templates can be utilized in a variety of ways, such as: cutting and pasting images from magazines or online sourcesdrawing and writing descriptions of imageswriting down bulleted ideas in the provided boxes.
Using an article of your choice (or students' choice), learners will review and reflect on the content by following a rubric. Some sources to use alongside this worksheet are: - Newsela - Scholastic - Time for Kids - Wonderopolis
This handout is intended to provide support for student efforts at home and can be provided to students and families at the beginning of the year and prior to midterms or exams.
4th - 12th
FREE
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Experience
Currently a learning specialist in an all-boys middle school supporting students with executive functioning skills. I have taught life skills, middle school math, and community-based instruction.
Teaching style
My teaching style is focused on engagement, flexibility, and meeting the needs of everyone. Students should be given experiences with authentic audience and opportunities to practice life skills.
My own education history
Master's in Education as a Leader in ASD
Bachelor's in special education on a Math Track
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