Originally posted on Cooper on Curriculum:
I was recently out to dinner at a Mexican restaurant with a friend, and I was asked if I was enjoying my dish (Mexican chicken mole, which was excellent, by the way). I quickly replied something to the effect of, “Yes! I would order it again.” In my mind,…
I am honored by June Behrmann for this amazing blog post: A 2014 Bammy Winner’s Targeted Instruction Juggles Tech with An Evidence-Based Approach
So my head is still spinning and trying to put the pieces of this last weekend Saturday morning started in DC and my husband and I took off on the days adventures not unlike all the other times we have visited the area. It was a typical day. Fast forward to late afternoon as we… Continue reading A Night to Remember..in Education
Originally posted on Teach Between The Lines:
This was the best open conversation session I took part in during the day. It was inspiring to see and hear from so many leaders working at different capacities in the school. It was equally exciting to have a handful of teachers stepping up and sharing their experiences…
I know many of you read the title are were thinking, “Huh? I don’t use Twitter the same ways as Google.” Courtesy of dictionary.com, consider the following definition: Amazing how a company name, is now an action verb, and one that is part of common culture. We google anything and everything. I google solutions… Continue reading Twitter is Google for Educators
“If you build it they will come” Funny watching a piece on the 25th anniversary of “Field of Dreams” this week, how iconic that phrase has become. In today’s education field there is a lot of building going on…for teachers and for students. Not necessarily in the physical brick and mortar sense, but technologically. There… Continue reading Educators Field of Dreams: will you come?
I have spent the last 2 weeks or so prepping for the end of the year, writing reports, organizing papers, giving assessments, reflecting on the year and prepping what I will say to each of my students’ parents at conferencing. It’s a hard time of year. I am looking at work from the beginning of… Continue reading End of Year as the LD Teacher
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Sharon LePage Plante, LDTechnologist, Host Learning Differently Radio, Co-Author Using Technology to Engage Students with Learning Disabilities
Sharon LePage Plante, LDTechnologist, Host Learning Differently Radio, Co-Author Using Technology to Engage Students with Learning Disabilities
Sharon LePage Plante, LDTechnologist, Host Learning Differently Radio, Co-Author Using Technology to Engage Students with Learning Disabilities
Sharon LePage Plante, LDTechnologist, Host Learning Differently Radio, Co-Author Using Technology to Engage Students with Learning Disabilities
Sharon LePage Plante, LDTechnologist, Host Learning Differently Radio, Co-Author Using Technology to Engage Students with Learning Disabilities
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I am a special education teacher in the suburbs. I teach in a structured classroom, although I use many different approaches within that structure. I love my job and when people ask why, I always answer that I love it because every day is an adventure!
