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Finding the right math intervention resources for students who find math challenging can sometimes feel overwhelming. It often seems like fewer math resources are out there than reading. But don’t worry, I’ve got you covered! I’ve spent a lot of time searching online for the best math intervention websites. These sites are packed with helpful…
Being a first-year teacher is stressful. There are so many things that just aren’t covered in your teacher education program, and it can be nearly impossible to keep up with all the things on your to-do list. Here are 15 great pieces of advice for new teachers from some veterans who’ve gone before you. Last…
These days almost all schools gather some type of screening data to identify which students might need additional interventions through RTI. Regardless of whether your campus uses AIMSweb, DIBELS, or one of the other available options, it can sometimes feel like these short assessments are completely useless in the grand scheme of things. I mean,…
Preparing for a substitute is stressful and time-consuming. I’ve worked hard to simplify and streamline the process of writing emergency sub plans. As I mentioned in my 30-minute sub plans post, these days I can complete my plans much more quickly…that includes all the printing, copying, and prep work. What’s included in the Emergency Sub…
You know what I hate? Preparing for a substitute teacher. There is never a single moment where I am excited about the idea of having a substitute in my classroom. For years, I would drag myself into the classroom regardless of how horrible I felt just to avoid the hours and hours of paperwork and…