education

Eaa Learning Foundation: Station Teaching: A Better Approach to Classroom Teaching

Station Teaching is like a set of pulleys, you can accomplish so much more with it than with teaching alone. The more stations, groups, and activities, the easier your job becomes. As we learned earlier, stations is not simply putting kids at tables or groups and doing activities related to the lesson.

http://www.eaalearning.com/2013/06/station-teaching-better-approach-to.html?spref=tw

Eaa Learning Foundation: Meeting the Needs of All Students (ESL, SPED, Dyslexia, ELL, Bilingual, etc...)

Here are some great ways to implement simple strategies into your lessons that are sure to keep your students on top of their game: Make sure your students understand you. It's important to be sure that students understand what it is you are teaching. For this reason, you should always teach vocabulary first.

http://www.eaalearning.com/2012/06/meeting-needs-of-all-students-esl-sped.html?spref=tw

Eaa Learning Foundation: Station Teaching: A Better Approach to Classroom Teaching

Stations is like a set of pulleys, you can accomplish so much more with it than with teaching alone. The more stations, groups, and activities, the easier your job becomes. As we learned earlier, stations is not simply putting kids at tables or groups and doing activities related to the lesson.

https://plus.google.com/110596783676197533644/posts/LpFiRB7SuGp

Eaa Learning Foundation: The SUCCESS of Failure

While I don't claim to have extensive parenting experience (being as it is that I have no children of my own), I have a lot of experience working with kids ranging in ages from birth to twelve years old. I have been a Special Education teacher for the past fifteen years specializing in students with emotional or behavioral disabilities.

http://www.eaalearning.com/2013/02/the-success-of-failure.html?spref=tw

Eaa Learning Foundation: Coming Soon! Book: Understanding Co-Teaching and How it can Help your School

Coming SOON!!! We're excited! How about you? Understanding Co-Teaching A new book on Co-Teaching is coming soon. It will provide you with detailed explanations, strategies, and solutions to start or improve your Co-Teaching program. Stay tuned for more exciting news coming your way!

http://www.eaalearning.com/2013/07/coming-soon-book-understanding-co.html?spref=tw

Eaa Learning Foundation: The SUCCESS of Failure

While I don't claim to have extensive parenting experience (being as it is that I have no children of my own), I have a lot of experience working with kids ranging in ages from birth to twelve years old. I have been a Special Education teacher for the past fifteen years specializing in students with emotional or behavioral disabilities.

http://www.eaalearning.com/2013/02/the-success-of-failure.html?spref=tw

Eaa Learning Foundation: Station Teaching: A Better Approach to Classroom Teaching

Stations is like a set of pulleys, you can accomplish so much more with it than with teaching alone. The more stations, groups, and activities, the easier your job becomes. As we learned earlier, stations is not simply putting kids at tables or groups and doing activities related to the lesson.

https://plus.google.com/110596783676197533644/posts/LpFiRB7SuGp

Eaa Learning Foundation: Station Teaching: A Better Approach to Classroom Teaching

Stations is like a set of pulleys, you can accomplish so much more with it than with teaching alone. The more stations, groups, and activities, the easier your job becomes. As we learned earlier, stations is not simply putting kids at tables or groups and doing activities related to the lesson.

https://plus.google.com/110596783676197533644/posts/LpFiRB7SuGp