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Math & Literacy Bridge

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Accessible math and literacy resources designed for special education—bridging skills for confidence, independence, and real-world success. I have worked across diverse classroom settings, including elementary to high school and both general education and self-contained special education environments. With over a decade of experience, I’ve supported students with varied learning needs, always seeking strategies to make instruction accessible and meaningful. Currently, I serve as a Math Coach, collaborating with educators to integrate literacy and math through student-centered and functional approaches.
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Preview of Adding to the Hundreds Place with Place Value Discs | Printable Math Practice

Adding to the Hundreds Place with Place Value Discs | Printable Math Practice

Help students visualize and understand addition to the hundreds place with this hands-on math resource! Using place value discs, learners practice breaking apart numbers into hundreds, tens, and ones to solve problems with accuracy and confidence. This activity is perfect for: Guided math groupsIndependent practiceMath centersIntervention or small-group reteachHomework or assessment reviewWhat’s Included:✅ Step-by-step layout for solving addition with place value discs ✅ Clear hundreds–tens–on
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Experience

Accessible math and literacy resources designed for special education—bridging skills for confidence, independence, and real-world success. I have worked across diverse classroom settings, including elementary to high school and both general education and self-contained special education environments. With over a decade of experience, I’ve supported students with varied learning needs, always seeking strategies to make instruction accessible and meaningful. Currently, I serve as a Math Coach, collaborating with educators to integrate literacy and math through student-centered and functional approaches.

Teaching style

At Math & Literacy Bridge, I teach with the belief that every student—regardless of ability—is capable of learning. My practice centers on discovering the right method for each learner, whether that’s visual supports, adapted tasks, or structured strategies like Cornell Notes to help students stay organized and engaged. I provide tools and scaffolds, and I also hold learners accountable, because meaningful growth happens when students do the work.

Awards & shining teacher moments

I was honored as Teacher of the Year (2023–2024)—a recognition that reflects my dedication to inclusive and high-expectation teaching. I was also invited to share my classroom strategies at a professional special education forum, where I presented how using Cornell Notes can help students with disabilities develop stronger communication, independence, and organizational skills. These moments highlight the heart of my work: bridging learning gaps and helping students thrive.

My own education history

I hold an Ed.D. in Educational Leadership and a Master’s in Curriculum and Instruction, with specialized training in special education and instructional coaching. This background shapes the creation of resources that are both rigorous and accessible for diverse learners.

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