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Affiliates Are Bringing CUE to the Masses
I first became involved with CUE only a few short years ago. At the time, I was still teaching in my special day class (special education classroom) and had seen a post on social media that CUE Los Angeles was having their affiliate board nominations. Again, at the...Read more ›
New Year, New Word, More Reflecting
I’ve seen quite a few posts – both on Twitter and in the Facebook groups that I follow – about 2019 recaps, all posts involving reflections of that individual’s year. Reflection should be standard in our teaching practice – and in life....Read more ›
5 Things to Keep In Mind with Choose Your Own Journey Stories
A little while ago, I published a guide on how to write your own Choose-Your-Own Journey stories. Since that post, I’ve had some time to reflect, and I’ve brainstormed 5 extra ideas that I would add to my original guide. Start small. I’m not sure I said enough of this...Read more ›
The Struggle is Real – & it Improves Student Learning!
Research finds that “the struggle” is key to students learning and retaining information. In a recent Edutopia article, writer Shannon McGrath explores how decreasing teacher talk could improve student learning outcomes in the classroom. Teachers, for far...Read more ›
