Today's Teaching Tips Podcast
Summary: Welcome to Today's Teaching Tips! In less time than it takes to listen to your favorite song on the radio, you'll hear no-nonsense tips and 'aha' moments you can immediately try out in your classroom today. These 2-3 minutes may just change the course of your entire day, and add a positive impact on how you teach for the rest of the year...no kidding!
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Listen in to hear about one of my favorite tools to use during every stage in the reading and writing workshops. It's pretty awesome!!
Today I've got an AMAZING 4 step strategy to share with you that you can use right away to get everyone in your class writing...and I mean EVERYONE. Listen in closely as I share some of my best secrets about teaching writing in a way that all students can be successful and feel like real writers that have something valuable to say to the world. For more teaching tips visit outofthisworldliteracy.com
Do you have students in your class that struggle with reading fluency this year? Are you looking for new ideas to help them? Listen in as I break down the 6 key elements of fluency today. Think about those kids you have who are struggling with fluency. Which area of the 6 characteristics can you work on with them today? For more teaching tips visit outofthisworldliteracy.com
Today's quick episode is jam-packed with 11 of my favorite strategies for teaching reading and building confident readers in class. You can try out 1-2 of these surefire strategies today after listening to the episode. I hope you enjoy! For more teaching tips visit outofthisworldliteracy.com
In this episode I share with you some secret signals that will help you spot if a student is really really, or if that student is actually fake reading. You'll hear about signals to watch for during both silent and oral reading. After listening to the episode, see if you can notice students who are fake reading today, either during oral or silent reading. For more teaching tips visit outofthisworldliteracy.com
In this episode, I show you several ways the status of the class is such a powerful tool. You'll learn what, why, and when to take a status of the class. I'll even share the nitty gritty behind what to do with students. Check out all the details in this episode! For more teaching tips visit outofthisworldliteracy.com
In today's episode, you'll learn all about the power of a the parking lot. Use the parking lot to manage all those 'teachable moments' that arise throughout the day. With this strategy, you'll be able to plan highly intentional future lessons with your class! It doesn't hurt either that principals LOVE this. Check out what the parking lot is all about in this episode! For more teaching tips visit outofthisworldliteracy.com
Have you heard of a squircle? Yes, I said squircle. If you've never heard of a this, then you are going to want to introduce the power of the squircle to your class today! By organizing and positioning students in a squircle for learning, you are ensuring every student has a space that gives an equal chance to add their voices to the learning. Check out what it is in this episode! For more teaching tips visit outofthisworldliteracy.com
This talk is all about the best hack I've discovered for taking anecdotal notes, keeping them organized throughout the year, using them to drive my instruction, and impress my principal! By organizing my notes with this hack, I had data to back up the learning happening in my classroom every day. I hope you can do the same after listening to this episode! For more teaching tips visit outofthisworldliteracy.com
If you've ever struggled keeping your mini lessons in reading and writing actually 'mini,' then you are not alone! In this quick episode you'll hear the 5 steps that I've followed for years to eliminate all kinds of unnecessary time and also keep my mini lessons super super focused and intentional. I hope this helps you in keeping your students engaged and learning at their highest levels. For more tips, visit outofthisworldliteracy.com
I wonder if you're a bit like I used to be... You want to give the best to your students each and every day. And that drives leads you to feel like you should be an expert in every subject. Teachers, you cannot be an expert at every subject you teach, every single day, trust me! I hope this episode gives you some reassurance that it's ok to not have it all together. Learn from my journey and elevate your teaching one subject at a time.
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