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As I sit here in the middle of January, it feels a little strange to be writing about spring break

As a 90’s kid, I always thought quicksand would be a more significant problem in my life than it actually

Introduction: Have you ever stopped and just mourned all the things that have vanished from schools and the education system,

In the world of education, teachers are always looking for innovative ways to engage and empower their students. One powerful

In education, a teacher’s commitment to meeting the diverse needs of students is extremely important. As teachers strive to provide

When I accepted a job as a Title 1 reading interventionist in 2016, I had no prior experience in that

‘Tis the season to infuse holiday cheer into the classroom while keeping students engaged and active. All while probably being

Storytelling is a true art that has been present on Earth for thousands of years. Regardless of culture or time,

I know we’ve all been here – We ask a question about the text and the entire class or group

When reading, we often find ourselves captivated by the stories an author tells. But, have you ever wondered why some

If you are like me, author’s purpose is probably one of your favorite reading skills to teach. I mean there

Helping students understand the difference between fiction and nonfiction is essential when teaching reading. When I taught third and fourth