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Bilingual Language Development - Myth VS. Fact
This is a myth versus fact worksheet that comes in both English & Spanish. This worksheet is intended to be given to parents or for the use of professionals such as speech language pathologists, teachers, etc.
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FREE Dyslexia Resource Links
FREE Dyslexia Resource Links - PDF file
A 6 page free resource full of links to Facebook pages, websites, YouTube Videos and articles. This is the first free file and our next target will be Autism Spectrum Disorders ADS).
This freebie was designed to support our weekly post on our Facebook page. Each week I request that educators and parents comment, leave links and good ideas around an targeted topic such as Dyslexia. To support that post, I have included all of the links mentioned in the po
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K - 5th
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Why Use Drama? Reader's Theater Tips, Strategies, & Teacher's Guide
This informative article provides tips and strategies to make the most of your reader's theater or classroom play activities. "Why Use Drama?" reveals some of the research about how the reader's theater model builds fluency and comprehension. Use it to defend against all the text-book pushers out there! "There's More Than One Way to Produce a Play" maps out six performance/production strategies. "The Delicate Nature of Assessing Drama" offers tips on teaching students to self-assess and discuss
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3rd - 9th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Wampum Belts: An Introduction to Treaties - Presentation
Although the curriculum objectives are specific to Alberta's 2019 draft curriculum, this slideshow could be used for staff or for students to introduce Treaty agreements. The slides contain valuable, yet straight-forward information and visuals to support learning about treaties between First Nations peoples and European settlers. Great for showing at a PD or staff meeting, or to your primary/junior classes.
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2nd - 4th, Staff
CHECKLIST DIVERSITY REVOLUTION: Tools for assessing the respecting diversity
It contains a check-list for self-evaluation of any organisation/institution that works with young people. The checklist "Diversity Revolution" is based on contemporary and relevant theoretical knowledge about key elements of respecting diversity in institutions/organizations working with children and youth. These elements are identified within the domains of the institution's/organization's culture and climate, as well as the individual cultural competencies of management and staff.The content
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Evaluating Mayflower Children's Books
Mayflower, 1620. Historically accurate books? This resource, UPDATED April 8, 2024, is for Teachers and homeschool educatorsParentsLibrariansMayflower descendantsBookstore owners It's a LIST of books with comments -- no activities!I was COMPLETELY SURPRISED, after beginning to vet Mayflower books for historical accuracy, that so many of the books are filled with errors (major errors). It’s as if the authors never consulted first-person resources, researched newly found historical and archeologi
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Higher Education, Staff
Using creative arts to address children’s eco-anxiety
Suitable for teachers, this article and accompanying activity sheet can be used in the classroom, art clubs and at home. This resource is a CPD teacher toolkit. • This teaching resource explains the work of Canadian psychology researchers Dr Catherine Malboeuf-Hurtubise, Dr Catherine Herba and Dr Jonathan Smith. They are exploring how creative arts can help children address eco-anxiety and equipping teachers to better support their students’ climate concerns. • This resource also contains advice
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3rd - 6th, Staff
Podcast: Dr Geraldine Balzer on decolonising the classroom
Suitable for teacher training, continuing professional development and staff well-being.This CPD podcast features Dr Geraldine Balzer, based at the University of Saskatchewan in Canada, who is advocating the introduction of alternative methods and materials that give a broader worldview. These can support the deconstruction of the systemic ills of colonialism, helping upcoming generations to appreciate diversity and address injustices.This resource was first published on Futurum Careers, where a
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Staff
Supporting pre-service teachers in kickstarting a mentally healthy career
Suitable for teacher training, continuing professional development and staff well-being.• Teaching is a highly rewarding but also highly challenging career. Ensuring that pre-service teachers avoid compassion fatigue and burnout, both through their own self-care and through accessing support resources, is the mission of HEARTcare. Dr Astrid Kendrick, of the University of Calgary in Canada, believes that the HEARTcare resources that she helped formulate can set pre-service teachers on the path to
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Staff
Aider les enseignants en formation initiale à entamer leur carrière en toute sér
A French language resource suitable for teacher training, continuing professional development and staff well-being.• Teaching is a highly rewarding but also highly challenging career. Ensuring that pre-service teachers avoid compassion fatigue and burnout, both through their own self-care and through accessing support resources, is the mission of HEARTcare. Dr Astrid Kendrick, of the University of Calgary in Canada, believes that the HEARTcare resources that she helped formulate can set pre-serv
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Staff
Review and Assessment Ideas for ELL students
I created this document with the help of a SIOP booklet and various tips I picked up from my staff. This bookmark gives great ideas on ways to review vocabulary words or assess students who have limited English language proficiency. I hope you can use some of these ideas in your classroom! I printed this out for every one of my faculty members and my student teachers. The more people knowledgeable on how to reach ELL students, the more likely we are to reach success in our schools!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
My Travel Research!
Research. Travel. HOW DOES IT ALL BEGIN? WHERE DO I GET IDEAS for HISTORY, MUSIC, or DRAMA RESOURCES? When I’m teaching overseas or visiting friends in the USA or abroad, something always captures my interest. It could be a historical detail, a story, a dance, or a piece of music. Once I’m hooked, I start my research. Other times, a teacher, parent, or organization will ask me to write about something and if it piques my curiosity, I’m off and running! If you are interested in following me
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Staff
Learning Brain vs. Survival Brain - Infographic
This infographic synthesizes information describing how the brain functions when exposed to trauma vs when not. This is a concise graphic that can be easily printed and provided for professional development or coaching sessions. The links below are for videos that pair well with the information presented in the infographic.Kids Do Well if They Can Ross Greene #1https://youtu.be/jvzQQDfAL-QUnderstanding Trauma: Learning Brain vs Survival Brain (Jacob Ham)https://youtu.be/KoqaUANGvpA
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Not Grade Specific
Technology Note-Taking Form
This resource is a note-taking form to use for an instructional dig into a website for teachers during PL or students during class.
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Not Grade Specific
Retrieval Practice Guide
In our FREE Retrieval Practice Guide PDF, learn about a research-based strategy called retrieval practice, why it's a powerful tool for teaching, and how to harness it in your classroom.
For a quick rundown on what retrieval practice is and why it's powerful, check out this article.
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Not Grade Specific
Culturally Responsive and Inclusive Environment Infographic
This can help educators learn to incorporate culturally appropriate practices into their classrooms. It can also be used for professional development opportunities.
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Not Grade Specific
The Informed SLP - Autism and Neurodiversity - EBP - Research Reviews - FREE
Get this free handout for the latest evidence-based information and strategies on autism and neurodiversity. In these FREE research reviews from The Informed SLP, you’ll learn more about ways to affirm the neurodiverse and autistic population we serve. Here is a sneak peek. - How and why to be a neurodiversity-friendly SLP- Interpreting autism research: A cautionary tale- The anxiety behind the behaviorsThis is just a small sample of what we offer on our website. Make sure to visit www.theinform
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Growth Mindset Article of the Week
This is a student-friendly article on growth mindset that I adapted from Mindsetworks.com to include excerpts from the book The Growth Mindset Coach by Annie Brock and Heather Hundley. When I taught ELA, I assigned this article as an Article of the Week assignment, which students had to annotate and summarize. I also paired it with a TedTalk video on Grit by Angelea Lee Duckworth, which students were to watch with their parents/guardians and post a reflection on as a Canvas discussion. While I u
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Mindfulness with Children and Adolescents: A Developmental Timeline
When is the right time to introduce children/adolescents to the practice of mindfulness? As a psychologist working with youth and a mindfulness practitioner this question comes up frequently in conversation. While there is no single answer there is a growing body of research that helps inform the decision. The following article summarizes current findings in this area as well as outlines key points related to the benefits of using mindfulness with young people of varying ages.
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PreK - 12th
Understanding Universal Design for Learning - UDL
The Introduction to UDL sheet provides an overview of Universal Design for Learning. It serves as a foundational resource for educators looking to understand the core principles of UDL. This sheet introduces the concept and explains its relevance in creating inclusive and effective learning environments. It serves as a gateway to further fact sheets, which delve into each of the three UDL principles in detail.
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The Informed SLP - Cognitive–Communication Disorders - Research Review - FREE
Working with cognitive-communication disorders requires a deep understanding of the evidence for assessment and treatment. We provide you with the research to best support your patients in their recovery. In this free handout, we direct you to research surrounding treatment techniques, discussions of brain fog, and implications of COVID-19 when treating this population.Interested in learning more about evidence-based strategies from the latest SLP research? Make sure to visit www.theinformedslp.
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Independent Reading (Teaching Strategy Presentation)
This is a presentation created by teachers for other teachers in order to showcase the importance of the teaching strategy of independent reading.
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6th - 12th
BECOME A PRINTING EXPERT- MAKE MONEY FROM PRINTING
This book is designed for both printing and non printing enthusiasts. It is enriched with plethora of industry relevant information designed to inform, educate and equip the reader. It is aimed at positioning the reader strategically to take advantage of the possibilities of making huge income from engaging in the business of printing. Soak in the lines and enjoy the ride!
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Sensory Processing Disorder and Solutions Guide For Teachers, Parents, and More!
I wrote my master's thesis, Sensory Processing Disorder and Solutions: An Overview of How to Help Children Living with SPD to help families and educators better understand how it manifests and how to help children with this condition. You may read my thesis for free via the link in the word document you will download. I hope my research helps your students and their families!
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Not Grade Specific
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