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This Is What the Reggio Emilia Approach to Early Childhood Education Is Like

In Educational Strategies & Tips, Educators, Hands-on Activities, Parents by Rachel WiseFebruary 4, 2021Leave a Comment

Find out about the Reggio Emelia approach to early childhood education. See if you think it will be a good fit for your child or classroom?

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East-to-Follow Tips to Help A Child with Handwriting & Pencil Grip

In Educational Strategies & Tips, Educators, Parents, Writing/Spelling, Writing/Spelling Strategies by Rachel WiseJanuary 31, 2021

This article gives several strategies for teaching proper pencil grip to children, with explicit directions on how to implement each one.

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This is How Students Benefit from Writing Expository Essays: (Tips for Students with Writing Challenges Included)

In Educational Strategies & Tips, Educators, High School & College Students, Homeschool & Cyber School Info, Parents, Special Education, Writing/Spelling, Writing/Spelling Strategies by Rachel WiseJanuary 29, 2021Leave a Comment

Research-based strategies for writing an expository essay with learning disabilities. Improve written expression skills.

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This Evidence-Based Approach Improves Student Behavior and Engagement

In Behavior Strategies, Behavior Support, Educational Strategies & Tips, Educators, Special Education by Rachel WiseJanuary 18, 2021

Learn about this evidence-based strategy teachers can use to help a child with behavior problems in school.

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Check Out This Research-Based Program that Teaches Empathy & Counters Bullying

In Bullying, Counselors, Educational Strategies & Tips, Educators, Parents, Social Skills, Social-Emotional by Rachel WiseJanuary 6, 2021

Roots of Empathy is a research-based program that significantly reduces rates of bullying and improves empathy and peer relationships.

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Try These 9 Tips to Improve A Child’s Essay Writing Skills

In Educational Strategies & Tips, Educators, Parents, Writing/Spelling, Writing/Spelling Strategies by Rachel WiseJanuary 2, 2021Leave a Comment

Parents and teachers can try these research-based strategies to help a child with written expression such as paragraph and essay writing.

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Try These Five Evidence-Based Strategies for Students with Dyslexia

In Different-Abilities/Screening Tools, Educational Strategies & Tips, Educators, Learning Disabilities, Reading, Reading Strategies, Special Education by Rachel WiseDecember 30, 2020Leave a Comment

These five evidence-based intervention strategies for students with dyslexia are helpful for any teacher or parent to learn.

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How Does Music Help Children with ADHD?

In ADHD, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Educational Strategies & Tips, Educators, Parents, Special Education by Rachel WiseDecember 18, 2020Leave a Comment

Find out what the research says about how music therapy helps children with ADHD.

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5 Multisensory/Hands-On Games & Toys for History Lessons

In Educational Strategies & Tips, Educators, Hands-on Activities, Parents by Rachel WiseDecember 17, 2020Leave a Comment

Get ideas for multisensory and hands-on history lessons, which is an approach supported by research, and particularly helpful for students who struggle with traditional learning methods.

Effective Academic Strategies to Teach Students on the Autism Spectrum

In Autism, Autism Spectrum, Educational Strategies & Tips, Educators, Parents, Special Education by Rachel WiseDecember 16, 2020Leave a Comment

Check out these research-based academic strategies to teach students on the autism spectrum. These engaging activities often assist students with feeling engaged and increase focus.

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Parents and Teachers Can Try Any of These 6 Effective Tips to Help Struggling Readers (Basic Skills and Comprehension)

In Educational Strategies & Tips, Educators, Parents, Reading, Reading Strategies by Rachel WiseDecember 8, 2020Leave a Comment

Want to know how to help a child with reading difficulties? Check out these six research-based tips for parents and educators.

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Use These 10 Simple Strategies to Improve Children’s Behavior Today (Home/School)

In Behavior Strategies, Behavior Support, Counselors, Educational Strategies & Tips, Educators, Parents by Rachel WiseDecember 5, 2020

Research-based and experienced-based strategies from a school psychologist on how to help a child with behavior problems at home and in school.

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12 Pros and Cons of Online Learning for Students

In Educational Strategies & Tips, Educators, Homeschool & Cyber School Info, Parents, Special Education by Rachel WiseNovember 25, 2020Leave a Comment

Rachel Wise, licensed behavior specialist and certified school psychologist shares the pros and cons of online learning after her experience in both settings.

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5 Short “Must-Watch” Motivational Videos for Teachers

In Educational Strategies & Tips, Educators, Inspirational Stories/Videos by Rachel WiseOctober 10, 20201 Comment

5 must-watch videos for anyone working with or raising kids! Motivational videos for teachers that are great for professional development day!

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3 Research-Based Reasons Why Physical Education is Needed in Schools

In Children's Health, Educational Strategies & Tips by Rachel WiseSeptember 30, 2020Leave a Comment

This article gives three research-based reasons to support the use of physical education in schools.

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8 Unique Studying Tips for College Students with ADHD

In ADHD, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Educational Strategies & Tips, High School & College Students, Study Skills by Doug PuryearSeptember 27, 2020

This article has unique and effective studying tips for college students with ADHD. Written by psychiatrist Doug Puryear who also had ADHD.

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How to Use Graphic Organizers to Improve Reading Comprehension, Writing, Listening, Note Taking, and Study Skills

In Educational Strategies & Tips, Educators, Parents, Reading Strategies, Study Skills, Writing/Spelling, Writing/Spelling Strategies by Rachel WiseSeptember 22, 2020

This article shows you how to teach students to use graphic organizers to improve reading comprehension, writing, listening, note-taking, and study skills

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33 Possible Accommodations & Modifications for Students with IEPs/504 Plans in Virtual Learning or Cyber School

In ADHD, Counselors, Different-Abilities/Screening Tools, Educational Strategies & Tips, Educators, Homeschool & Cyber School Info, Learning Disabilities, Special Education by Rachel WiseSeptember 19, 2020Leave a Comment

Working in both cyber and brink & mortar settings, a school psychologist shares 28 possible accommodations and modifications for cyber school students.

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Research-Based Reading Comprehension Strategy: Making Connections

In Educational Strategies & Tips, Educators, Parents, Reading, Reading Strategies by Rachel WiseAugust 15, 2020

This article explains and teaches how to use the reading comprehension strategy “making connections” – a research-based strategy utilized to help children/students improve their reading comprehension.

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8 Tips to Help Students Improve Math Skills

In Educational Strategies & Tips, Educators, Math, Math Strategies, Parents, Special Education, Sponsored Posts by Sponsored PostJuly 30, 2020Leave a Comment

Quick math tips; beneficial for any student who wants to improve math skills.

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Hands-on Learning Materials (and Ideas) for Elementary Math Skills (Counting, Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Time & Money)

In Educational Games and Programs, Educational Strategies & Tips, Educators, Hands-on Activities, Math, Math Strategies, Parents, Special Education by Rachel WiseJune 10, 2020Leave a Comment

Fun hands-on learning materials (and ideas) for elementary math skills (Counting, Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Time & Money)

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