#57 How to Get Students to Work With Us
Reaching Struggling Learners
English - December 29, 2021 06:00 - 16 minutes - 11.7 MBHow To Education Kids & Family education learning teachers special education struggling learners interventions strategies Homepage Download Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
It is almost 2022, and I really cannot believe it.
In full transparency, I have been SUPER MIA from the podcast and blog recently because, well…. As some of you know, my husband is in the military and in true military fashion, we got moved at THE most inconvenient time….aka the week before Christmas.
We found out a few months before, but all of that completely through me for a loop. Between moving, doing the full time job thing, and covering for a coworker who has been on sick leave since last October, I won’t say I was drowning, I already drowned.
But now, my family has moved, my kids are getting settled, and I’m excited to say that I will be allowed to work remotely for the next 6 months sooooo no more 45 minute commute in each direction means more time to devote to serving you and the students you worry most about.
All that to say….I’m back baby! And this year is going to be better than ever!
Welcome to Reaching Struggling Learners Season 3, Episode 57. Today, we are going to start the year off right by getting the kids on our side.
Do you ever feel like you’re working against the grain when working with your struggling students? Do your students push back on the activities and goals you set for them? Let’s talk about how to solve that problem so that teacher AND student are on the same page and moving in the same direction!
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