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...
I’ve just finished a week full of observations for my practicum students. In every observation, what I’ve seen is a burst of confidence in their teaching. They are no longer nervous when I slip into the room, they are using their content knowledge of math, literacy, science, and social studies to teach elementary-aged students what they need to learn and why it matters. Our future teachers are asking students how they know, how they solved a problem, and where is the evidence. &nb...
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...
