Unpack a sentence to teach grammar and writing lessons! Hey everyone, welcome back. I am Kim Venegas, and I’m here to help you become a better teacher, faster! Finding a mentor is like a needle in a haystack. Finding the time to read a book on teaching? You don’t have the time. I’ll share tips each time you listen in. One idea you can use today.Pull a sentence from a story the students are reading. Post it on the board. Ask them: What do you notice? Some ans...
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Unpack a sentence to teach grammar and writing lessons! Hey everyone, welcome back. I am Kim Venegas, and I’m here to help you become a better teacher, faster! Finding a mentor is like a needle in a haystack. Finding the time to read a book on teaching? You don’t have the time. I’ll share tips each time you listen in. One idea you can use today.Pull a sentence from a story the students are reading. Post it on the board. Ask them: What do you notice? Some ans...
For younger children, it may be better to share the conference responsibilities rather than put all of the expectations on a 6 or 7-year-old. They may be very able to share their best work and tell why they chose it, but beyond that…some of my practicum students sat in on early grade conferences, and teacher-led went much smoother and more within the time limits of meeting with 25 families. Of course, each conference can be looked at individually as what will work best for the teacher a...
Jump Start! What Teachers Need Now
Unpack a sentence to teach grammar and writing lessons! Hey everyone, welcome back. I am Kim Venegas, and I’m here to help you become a better teacher, faster! Finding a mentor is like a needle in a haystack. Finding the time to read a book on teaching? You don’t have the time. I’ll share tips each time you listen in. One idea you can use today.Pull a sentence from a story the students are reading. Post it on the board. Ask them: What do you notice? Some ans...
