Sunday, July 25, 2010
Updates on Articles
Although I am constantly updating and adding new articles, my post dates might be old. That is because, rather than add a new post, I generally add my new articles to the same article list I started with. That makes it easier for everyone to find relevant articles. I have just added new articles related to working with children with autism. More and more, general education teachers are teaching in mainstream classrooms with higher functioning children with autism and asperger's. While they have great learning potential, they often require unique accommodations. The strategies shown in these articles should help ensure a successful school year.
Sunday, March 7, 2010
The Article Library
Teacher Survival
Teaching Career Support
1. Ways for Teachers to Make Extra Money
2. Careers in Education Other Than Teaching
General Teaching Strategies
Teaching Content
Classroom Behavior
Classroom Organization
Grading
Support
Safe Schools
Teaching Children with Autism
Teacher Survival
- How to Survive Your First Year of Teaching School
- How to Make Lesson Planning Easy
- How to Write an Effective IEP
- How to Write Measurable Objectives for an IEP
- How to Read an IEP
- How to Set up a Lesson Plan
- How to Measure Academic Achievement
- How to Arrange a Classroom
- How to Build Positive Relationships with Students
- How to Make Extra Money as a Teacher
- How to Show Students You Care
- How to Make a Rubric
- How to Grade With Rubrics
- How to Use Rubrics to Increase Student Performance
- How to Set up Classroom Centers
- How to Co-Teach in an Inclusion Classroom
- Strategies and Activities for Co-Teaching in an Inclusion Classroom
- How to Modify Tests for Students
- How to Help Students Who Are Failing
Teaching Career Support
1. Ways for Teachers to Make Extra Money
2. Careers in Education Other Than Teaching
General Teaching Strategies
- How to Use Bloom's Taxonomy
- How to Set Up Cooperative Learning Groups
- How to Teach Teamwork to Students
- How to Be an Effective Teacher
- How to Teach a Lesson That Works
- How to Modify Tests
- How to Make Inclusion Work
- How to Teach Students to Take Notes
- How to Teach Students With Learning Disabilities
- How to Give Homework
- How to Teach Respect
- How to Teach Higher Level Thinking Skills
- How to Do RTI
- How to Teach Steps in a Process by Using Chaining
- How to Get Students to Work in Groups
- How to Plan For Differentiated Instruction For Students
- How to Grade Special Education Students
- How to Use Centers in the Classroom
- How to Successfully Include a Program to Stop Bullying Into Instruction
- How to Modify Tests for Students
- Teaching Strategies in Special Education Classrooms
- Strategies and Activities for Co-Teaching in an Inclusion Classroom
- How to Co-Teach in an Inclusion Classroom
- Improving Working Memory in Children -the Research
- How to Use Non Verbal Cues in the Classroom
- How to Increase Compliance From Oppositional Students
- How to Encourage Students to Ask Questions
Teaching Content
- How to Run a Successful Content Mastery Center
- How to Teach Students to Take Notes
- How to Make History Interesting
- How to Teach Reading Comprehension Strategies
- How to Teach Addition
- How to Teach Subtraction to First Graders
- How to Teach Subtraction With Regrouping
- How to Teach Reading Comprehension Strategies
- How to Get Kids to Like Math
- How to Teach Place Value to Second Graders
Classroom Behavior
- How to Make Classroom Rules
- Signs of Depression in Young Children
- How to Get Students to Work in Groups
- How to Get Students to Listen to You
- How to Get Control of Your Class
- How to Shape Behavior
- How to Create a Choiceboard
- How to Use Choiceboards to get Children to Behave Better
- How to Control Children
- How to Use Behavior Charts Effectively
- How to Use a Behavior Plan Effectively
- How to Write a Behavior Plan That Works
- How to Help Students Focus
- How to Encourage Students to Be Part of a Program to Stop Bullying
- How to Help Kids With Test Anxiety
- How to Use Charts to Teach Kids to Self Monitor
- How to Keep Students On Task
Classroom Organization
Grading
- How to Make a Rubric
- How to Grade With Rubrics
- How to Use Rubrics to Increase Student Performance
- How to Grade Special Education Students
Support
Safe Schools
- How to Have a Successful Stop Bullying Program at Your School
- How to Successfully Include a Program to Stop Bullying Into Instruction
- How to Encourage Students to Be Part of a Program to Stop Bullying
- How to Tell if Someone Might be Suicidal
- How to Respond to a Threat of Suicide at School
- How to Help a Child Who is Being Bullied
Teaching Children with Autism
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