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Tag Archives: success
Importance of Scaffolding
In a recent discussion with a friend, we talked about meeting the needs of our highly diverse students. We talked about the difficulties some people seem to have with understanding the need to scaffold work for students. The discussion reminded … Continue reading
Posted in Differentiation, Instructional Leadership, Leading the Learning, Learning, Reflection, Uncategorized
Tagged diverse, learners, learning, meeting, needs, scaffolding, struggling, students, success
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Anything is Possible
Currently, we are studying Careers with my Grade 6 Health and Career Education students. The students have done a number of activities for the last few weeks. One of these activities was completing an interest inventory in which the students … Continue reading
Posted in Connections / Relationships, Poverty, Reflection
Tagged abuse, achievement, careers, challenges, dream, engage, engaged, personal, Poverty, reflection, success
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The Importance of the Three C’s
So, here we are the end of September already. I can not believe how quickly this month has gone. It has been so busy though, so it’s not surprising it has gone so fast. I have spent a great deal … Continue reading
Posted in Connections / Relationships, Lessons Learned, Poverty, Reflection
Tagged caring, collaboration, commitment, communication, consultation, honest, learning, meetings, open, Poverty, powerful, students, success, teachers
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