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Gayle Cole

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webassign homework

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Jill Bergeron

If You're a Teacher, You Can Be a Public Speaker - Education Week Teacher - 0 views

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presenting public speaking presentations public_speaking speaker

shared by Jill Bergeron on 27 Jul 15 - No Cached
  • Do Your Homework: Research Audience & Space
  • Research your audience.
  • Ask questions about the setup of the room and the technology provided
  • Jill Bergeron on 27 Jul 15
     
    Practical tips on how to prepare for a PD presentation.
Scott Nancarrow

Teaching Self Advocacy & Building Independence: Strategies for Students with ADHD - 0 views

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shared by Scott Nancarrow on 30 Oct 22 - No Cached
  • But if you’ve ever wondered whether you’re doing and intervening too much, you’re not alone.
  • Many parents of students with ADHD wonder how to strike the elusive balance that offers support and encourages independent self-advocacy skills.
  • Enabling is doing something for someone else, without a plan to help them do it for themselves. Supporting is providing guidance and encouragement to someone as they learn to manage the task on their own in time.
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  • Help Your Child Set Goals
  • Step 1:  Reflect on the Past
  • ask them questions that help them reflect on things like completing homework, preparing for tests, and participating in class.
  • Step 2:  Take Stock of the Present
  • These are the skills that help you do what you need to do to reach your goals
  • For each of these skills, ask your child to rate themselves from 1 (lowest) to 5 (highest). This encourages them to distinguish their different abilities in different areas, and helps them move away from all-or-nothing thinking
  • Step 3: Look to the Future
  • Give Kids Control by Emphasizing Effort
  • Teach Self-Advocacy
  • make sure your child knows who can support them at school and how they can ask for this support.
Scott Nancarrow

A Summer Plan for Back-to-School Success: Organization Tips - 0 views

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summer plan

shared by Scott Nancarrow on 22 May 24 - No Cached
  • Week One
  • begin the school organizing/clean-out process by decluttering binders, folders, and notebooks
  • Week Two
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  • Have your kids write their assignments in their new planners and on a family calendar for all to see
  • Week Three
  • Empty out leftover school supplies from backpacks and desk drawers
  • Make a list of what you have and what you need, then take advantage of end-of-the-school-year sales.
  • Week Four
  • Organize your home’s designated homework spot
  • Week Eight-ish
  • restart routines around two weeks before the first day of school. That includes pushing up bedtime, setting back-to-school screen schedules, and practicing getting up and out the door on time in the morning.
  • Right Now
  • Take time now to create your summer calendar to feel more prepared. Add vacations, kids’ sports activities or summer camps, family reunions or parties, and any events you’re committed to attending.
  • Make sure to use this time to schedule the unscheduled!
  • Bonus tip: Involve your children in your activities and summer plans.
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