Made Practically

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K-12 certified special education teacher with over twenty years of experience. Having taught all grade levels in both private and public schools has influenced me as an educator.

4th grade Division- A common core unit

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Spelling through vocabulary is a 71 page PowerPoint that teaches tier 2 vocabulary as a part of the spelling curriculum. The Made Practically PowerPoint is designed with a cover sheet that provides instructions and directions. The cover sheet can be attached to each week's list. The purpose of this activity is to explicitly teach tier 2 vocabulary in order to improve overall reading comprehension. Along with 2-3 tier 2 vocabulary words a week, teachers are free to select up to 3 content area

3rd - 6th

English Language Arts, Spelling, Vocabulary

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This survey should be given out at the beginning of the year (open house). Parents fill out the survey which allows a teacher to get a better perspective on parental expectations and their knowledge of their child. This survey comes in very handy during parent teacher conferences.

K - 12th

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Experience

K-12 certified special education teacher with over twenty years of experience. Having taught all grade levels in both private and public schools has influenced me as an educator.

Teaching style

Educating the whole child is important to understand the individual learners in my classroom. Student centered, student directed learning promotes engagement and interest. Following the standards does not mean being standard.

My own education history

* State University of New York at Buffalo Work-Based Learner Extension (2019) • State University of New York at New Paltz Master’s in Special Education (2003) • State University of New York at New Paltz Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education with a concentration in Communication (1999)