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Blog posts tagged with "Curriculum & instruction"

Sep 7, 2011 -- What does good homework look like?
Feb 2, 2011 -- Teaching and managing the kindergarten classroom
Nov 16, 2010 -- Hold me accountable. But let me do it my way.
Oct 27, 2010 -- Teach handwriting. Really!
Oct 13, 2010 -- N is for No Letter of the Week
Sep 29, 2010 -- Dramatic science, and a calendar too!
Sep 21, 2010 -- Unlearning learning styles
Jan 6, 2010 -- You had a lot to say about...
Oct 27, 2009 -- Managing instruction when kids are sick
Oct 14, 2009 -- Accelerated Reader is not a reading program
Sep 23, 2009 -- Could've, should've, would've taught these contractions?
Feb 4, 2009 -- Ranting about RAN
Nov 5, 2008 -- How running a reading program is like running a campaign
Mar 11, 2008 -- Are word searches a waste of instructional time?
Nov 14, 2007 -- Nonsense, as in nonsense words
Sep 17, 2007 -- Putting fluency in its place
Jan 30, 2007 -- Ouch! Tough day for Four Block, aka Whole-Language High Jinks
Jan 11, 2007 -- Teaching phonics: Great idea, poor examples

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