I heard in an article about the students in our classes who may be introverted and how we can best address their needs in our classrooms. Ever since then, I have been trying to brainstorm some ideas on how I may use whole brain teaching strategies and have them be a positive experience for these students.
Tony Baldasaro the writer mentioned a few times throughout the...
Saturday, June 29, 2019
Friday, June 28, 2019
Resources to Start Off Your Week 2
It's Friday and what better way to end our week by finding some great new online resources to use in our classrooms. Remember, I will be adding these to my Favorite Websites page in the future to ensure you head over there to check out the full list that I've compiled so far.
1 ) Classroom 2.0 LIVE
- A website used to host online professional development conversations.
- Teachers can use this website...
Friday, June 21, 2019
Whole Brain Teaching Series! Teach-Ok
I'm excited to be writing my second Whole Brain Teaching Series post! I hope that this focus on a specific WBT strategy is helpful to those of you who are wishing to learn more about how a certain strategy may work and what my personal experience with it has been. Yesterday I highlighted "Class-Yes",...
Thursday, June 20, 2019
WBT & Differentiated Instruction
Dr. Carol Tomlinson
First of all, I wanted to address the WBT website has so many amazing strategies and resources that I will be able to highlight different ones on the WBT Series for quite some time. Thank you to everyone that checked out the posts and, as always, I look forward to your opinions...
Wednesday, June 19, 2019
Resources to Start Off Your Week!
Who doesn't love expanding their list of educational resources?? I know that as soon as I see a list of resources online my mind immediately starts turning on how I can incorporate and use these new and exciting ideas! Each Wednesday I will post a list of Resources to Start Off Your Week (These may be related to Whole Brain Teaching or just general educational resources.)
1) Inclusion Educator...
Whole Brain Teaching Series! Class-Yes
Today is our first Whole Brain Teaching Series, a special post dedicated to highlighting a specific WBT strategy in more detail than I do during some of my regular posts. To kick it off our first WBT-Series I would like to start with "Class-Yes".
"Class-Yes" is a classroom...
Tuesday, June 18, 2019
WBT Management, New Sites, and Teaching Series
Today I have a lot of things I would like to talk/share with you all. Well, it's official, I can't resist Google and I have my blog over to Blogger. I decided, that with Blogger I would be able to reach more people and make this blog even better for you!
One thing that I've mentioned before is that since I've discovered whole brain teaching I have found the WBT community incredibly supportive....
WBT QuickStart
With this in mind, I want to share with you a great new resource from the Whole Brain Teaching team, the "WBT QuickStart" FREE E-BOOK download. This e-book covers the basics of whole brain teaching quickly and easily! It includes information on the whole brain teaching strategies...
Monday, June 17, 2019
10-Finger Woo & Culture of Respect
What I've been hearing lately is how important it is for teachers to establish and maintain a culture of respect in their classrooms. When I apply for a job as a teacher soon I will probably be asked how I plan to establish a culture of respect in my classroom and what will that look like? Good thing I'll have WBT in my back pocket!
As we talk more and more about it I realize how great...
My Intro to the Blogging Community! Is WBT an Interruption?
Welcome to LP Does WBT. This is my first blog, and I am so excited to share with you my Whole Brain Teaching journey. Whole Brain Teaching is a methodology founded over ten years ago by Chris Biffle, a retired college professor. To learn more about WBT I would suggest that you go straight to their website www.wholebrainteaching.com.
This is where my journey began over...
Sunday, June 16, 2019
Should social media be used in the classroom?
For years now there has been a continuous debate about the role social media should play in teens' lives and also in the classroom. Supporters point out the benefits that social media provides for today's digital learners while critics call for a law to remove social media from classrooms.As an educational tool, social media enriches the learning experience by allowing students and teachers to connect...
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