Skinner’s Theory of Operant Conditioning in the Classroom
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Using Behavioral Momentum to Improve Student Behaviors
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Think-Pair-Share- More Than a Discussion Starter
We all know the Think-Pair-Share! It’s a common student collaboration strategy that is seemingly ubiquitous across classrooms. But it has
Understanding Students with Reading Struggles
All teachers, not only reading teachers, can benefit from understanding how students may struggle in reading, in order to better
The Case for Brain Breaks in the Classroom
[Slide 1] Hello everybody and thanks for joining! My name is Shayna and I will be helping to moderate the
Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS)
Tier 1 – Universal Support (effective for around 80% of students) Tier 1 support is the support provided to all
Creating a Sensory Friendly Classroom for Students with Autism
A sensory-friendly classroom may include modifications (or options) such as controlled lighting, a quiet space, or flexible seating, each of
How to Utilize Energy Breaks for Your Daily Classroom Routines
An energy break, also known as a type of brain break called a movement break, is a short pause in