Tag Archives: Differentiated Instruction

Weekly Reader Adapted for Special Education Classrooms

An Aug. 2 press release announced the new “Weekly Reader AbleNet Editions” publication for special education classrooms. According to the release, AbleNet, Inc., and Weekly Reader have partnered to create a new series of publications and guides, specifically designed and adapted for students with disabilities and special education teachers. What makes this partnership such a […]

Interviewing for a Teaching Job: Common Questions and Proven Answers

Having been in the work world for over 30 years, I thought I knew everything there was to know about a job interview and answering any interview question. I thought I was the pro at this sort of thing. Recently I found out differently. This is a guide to help new teachers increase chances of […]

Websites for Free U.S. History Lesson Plans

US History is a core subject in junior high and high school. If you love history like I do, you’ll love these websites loaded with information, lesson plans, games, maps, activities, worksheets, resources, digital lessons and powerpoint presentations, virtual museums, primary sources and documents, and much more. If you don’t enjoy history, you’ve come to […]

My Personal Philosophy of Education Statement

I believe that everyone needs a stimulating, creative, challenging, caring and supportive learning environment. We want to offer this environment to all students and educators. I will provide an environment conducive to learning In ultricies from tincidunt a. Using different teaching methods to address all types of students. Foster an environment that promotes respect for […]

Differentiated Instruction and the Layered Curriculum

If you are a teacher, there is no doubt in my mind that you have a diverse group of learners in your class. You are faced with the daunting task of trying to accommodate these diverse learners in your classroom: remediating the student who has trouble in reading and math, motivating the student who has […]