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Tag Archives: dyslexia
The Big Picture: Rethinking Dyslexia – Movie and popcorn – #DoDifferent PD
How much do I know about dyslexia? As a regular classroom teacher, how much of a foundational understanding do I have of learning differences? What if I understood more about dyslexia? Would I support learning better, differently, and in more … Continue reading
Labeled…mislabeled…relabeled
In my Feb. 20, 2011 Being Part of the Club…Being Labeled… I wrote about having to label my learners by recommending their course of study for the next school year. The following quote from Dr. Pajares continues to stick with … Continue reading
