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Category Archives: Instructional Strategies
Jessica: Connections from Denver to the classroom
From CEC over on Reality 101: CEC’s blog for new teachers. I’m here in Denver right now, enjoying the CEC 2012 Convention & Expo, endeavoring to explore the vast, wild world of special education. *Tip for attendees: use mini post-its … Continue reading
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Jessica: From Conference to Classroom
From CEC over on Reality 101: CEC’s blog for new teachers. As I noted in my previous post, I attended the California League of School’s Technology & RTI Conference. I will also be attending the CEC Conference this coming April. Which … Continue reading
Posted in Blogger Jessica, Instructional Strategies, Professional development, Tips, Tricks, and Lists
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Allisence: An update on Felipe
From CEC over on Reality 101: CEC’s blog for new teachers. Remember cute and adorable Felipe? Remember how he used to be so willing to do whatever I asked him to do? Remember how before winter break his behavior did … Continue reading
Posted in Blogger Allisence, Instructional Strategies, Managing Behavior, Parents
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Theresa: Mini-lessons on mini-lessons
From CEC over on Reality 101: CEC’s blog for new teachers. This year my school has decided to use mini-lessons as a way to increase our student’s comprehension. As a school we have been doing professional readings, watching video clips … Continue reading
Posted in Blogger Theresa, Classroom management, Instructional Strategies, Managing Behavior
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Allisence: Queen of Crazy Field Trips
From CEC over on Reality 101: CEC’s blog for new teachers. I am the Queen of Crazy Field Trips. Every time I hand the school secretary a field trip permission form, she laughs and asks where we’re going this time. … Continue reading
Posted in Blogger Allisence, Instructional Strategies, Life and Social Skills
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Richard: Are We There Yet?
From Anna over on Reality 101: CEC’s blog for new teachers. Wow. My students, para, and I have made it through the first six weeks of school and now are on vacation (thank you, balanced calendar!). Time to pause and … Continue reading
Posted in Assessment, Blogger Richard, Instructional Strategies, Interventions, Planning Ahead
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Allisence: Inspiration from a Haboob
From Anna over on Reality 101: CEC’s blog for new teachers. If you live in Phoenix — the city of 100-degree temps even after midnight — San Diego sounds like a dream. It’s by the ocean, it’s within driving distance, … Continue reading
Posted in Blogger Allisence, Inspiration, Instructional Strategies, Life and Social Skills
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Richard: NCLB Hits Home
From Anna over on Reality 101: CEC’s blog for new teachers. The first two things I learned about special education were: 1) to be explicit in instruction and directions and 2) to create a culture of success for my students. … Continue reading
Posted in Blogger Richard, Instructional Strategies, Interventions, Managing Behavior
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Brad: Songs of Summer
From Anna over on Reality 101: CEC’s blog for new teachers. Shortly after the last day of school, I spent some time in the Midwest and managed to visit friends and family, get married, then drive north and relax for … Continue reading
Posted in 2010-11 Bloggers, Blogger Brad, Inspiration, Instructional Strategies, Life and Social Skills, Summertime
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Megan: CEC in Action
From Anna over on Reality 101: CEC’s blog for new teachers. Whoever ceases to be a student has never been a student. ~George Iles It has been an interesting week back at school! My first day back after the … Continue reading
Posted in Blogger Megan, Instructional Strategies, Managing Behavior, Networking, Professional development
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