Showing posts with label dysgrapia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dysgrapia. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 28, 2019

Educational Links 5/29/19


8 questions to ask before creating a makerspace


Trouble Expressing Ideas in Writing: What You Need to Know



Many School Districts Hesitate To Say Students Have Dyslexia. That Can Lead To Problems.




Inside a Student’s Hunt for His Own Learning Data


INTERSECTING CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE TEACHING AND INCLUSIVE EDUCATION


Blended Learning Built on Teacher Expertise


An inside look at a teacher-designed instructional model that combines blended learning, student self-pacing, and mastery-based grading.

Thursday, November 1, 2018

Educational Links 11/2/18


National Novel Writing Month
https://nanowrimo.org/dashboard

Making an Event out of Art


The Difference Between Dysgraphia and Expressive Language Issues


Motivation and Engagement in Student Assignments


Social Media As A Learning Tool: Five Suggested Uses for the Classroom




7 ways to teach civil discourse to student

The Batman Effect: What My Research Shows About Pretend Play and Executive Functioning


“Batman never gets frustrated.”
That’s a key insight we got from our research on executive functioning and pretend play. And it came from a 4-year-old in my research lab. Let me explain.
Executive functioning is a set of brain skills. These skills allow us to manage our thoughts, actions and emotions.