Classroom Organization

Guest Article by Amna from Teach Two Reach Classrooms today are more diverse than ever. Different backgrounds, cultures, and religions are interwoven into the average American class. However, not all students that come from various diverse backgrounds feel included or accepted. In a day and age where the political climate has started shifting into a mindset of not accepting those who are ...
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If you are a special education teacher working with students with autism (like me), you have probably seen and used Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) methodology quite often. Here’s the quick and dirty on ABA: the foundation of this methodology is reinforcement. Behavior will increase when it is reinforced. You tell a joke to a group of people because their laughter ...
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Guest Article by Stefany from Interactive Learning with Miss Stefany You’ve heard it said, “It takes a village to raise a child.” I’m here today to talk about a related truth, “it takes a tribe to educate a student.” Yes, students of all ages and backgrounds thrive as part of a learning tribe. What is a learning tribe? And, what are the challenges ...
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Hello Education to the Core Readers! It's Kristy from 2 Peas and a Dog Teaching Blog. I teach 8th grade at a K-8 school in Canada. I am guest blogging today and sharing some tools my teaching colleagues and I have used to make our classrooms more engaging for our students. Technology has changed the way we teach and how students ...
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 Technology has changed the way we teach. It has given students the opportunity to collaborate with other their peers within their school district, as well as across the globe. Teachers can now find materials to support their classroom lessons with a quick Google search. An important aspect of classroom life that can be enhanced with technology is parent communication. Guest ...
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