Archive for the ‘Inspiration’ Category

Is differentiating instruction worth the effort?

How do I know differentiating instruction works?

Will using small groups in the classroom really make a difference when they sit and listen to my lecture?

What’s the big deal about Tabor Rotation?

As one math supervisor put it,

“Tabor

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Engagement Matters!

A friend, knowing how strongly I feel about the power of engaging students in a classroom, sent me a link to a news article. After reading the article, she said it sounded like my kind of classroom. The study, conducted … Continue Reading

Have You Made Your Own AYP?

Posted in Inspiration, Motivation on 03/12/2011 06:02 pm

This weekend we spring forward in time. For some, this weekend is the beginning of spring break. For others, this weekend was the chance to do a little spring cleaning.

Every year this season marks the beginning of state testing. … Continue Reading

So Much to Do…So Little

Posted in Inspiration, Motivation, Planning Effectively on 03/03/2011 08:08 pm

As I took my “To Do” list from today and used it as a reference for tomorrow’s “To Do” list, I wished for more time. I’m starting to make lists of my lists! All of this reminded me of the … Continue Reading

A Tasty Serving of Small-Group Instruction

“For some reason, when you become a support to others, you become bigger than you are.” -Susan Jeffers, from “Feel the Fear…and Do It Anyway”

This morning was spent filming parts of the new Tabor Rotation DVD Training Series. My … Continue Reading

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