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Learn how to cluster words and break down concepts in order to organize plots and story lines. Your students will enjoy literature much more as they …
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This is an introduction article to a series of lessons about teaching reading to Kindergarteners. When I first began teaching Kindergarten I remember …
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Where does the new teacher begin when she or he has to teach reading? Picture books without words, tell a story. Discuss the book,Changes, Changes, …
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Communication, teamwork, social skills…they are all important areas to cover in the special needs classroom. But how do you keep your students …
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Part 4 of a 5 part series focusing on successful classroom management. This article focuses on how determining the best seating arrangement for your …
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This is the final part in a series focusing on successful classroom management. This article focuses on managing and changing the behavior of the most …
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The compound tenses, also known as the perfect tenses, are the ones formed with the tenses of “haber” plus a past participle. This lesson …
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Part 3 of a 5 part series focusing on successful classroom management. This article focuses on the use of rewards in the classroom.
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Most of the difficulty with these two Spanish verbs results from their being improperly introduced to learners. This brief article sets the record …
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Seriously, though: many students are comfortable with “hay” as the equivalent of “there is” and “there are” …
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