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9 Books to Highlight Kids with Disabilities

May 18, 2020 by pathway2success 1 Comment

It is so important to read and discuss books that highlight students with disabilities. Not only does it help students become more knowledgeable and understanding about specific needs and challenges, but it also helps kids to become more inclusive, too. All students can relate to these books in some way, supporting the overarching idea that […]

Filed Under: Autism, Reading Comprehension, Social Emotional Learning, Special Education, Teaching

Using Sticky Notes to Teach Reading Strategies

March 15, 2017 by pathway2success 3 Comments

Using Sticky Notes to Teach Reading Comprehension

All grade and age levels need to concretely learn and practice active reading strategies. Just because reading comprehension strategies are more explicitly taught and focused on in primary grades doesn’t mean that middle and high school level teachers shouldn’t be teaching and reinforcing, too! Actually, as the content gets harder (around 5th to 7th grade) […]

Filed Under: ELA, Reading Comprehension, Special Education, Study Skills, Teaching

Incorporating Games into Reading Time

January 18, 2015 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

Using Games During Reading

For many students, reading is a fun and enjoyable time where they can learn new things and build on their strengths. But for many other students, reading is a dreaded time. This is especially true if the student has a weakness or disability in the area of reading. It’s hard to make reading fun for […]

Filed Under: ELA, Reading Comprehension, Special Education

Close Reading: Getting the students to ask the questions

December 14, 2014 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

Close Reading

As teachers move towards a style of “close reading”, it is more and more important to get students involved in their own learning when they read. The goal is that students are independent readers who can think critically about a text. Getting the students themselves to ask questions is one way that allows them to […]

Filed Under: ELA, Reading Comprehension, Special Education

Getting Kids to Really Read

December 9, 2014 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

Getting Kids to Really Read

One observation I’ve made over the years is that the students who actually enjoy reading make the most significant gains with reading. And yes, I mean “really read”. That means reading something they like, not just because a teacher said to read it. I know this sounds SO obvious! However, it’s always a struggle getting […]

Filed Under: ELA, Reading Comprehension, Special Education

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As I was reading and researching, I came across th As I was reading and researching, I came across this. So, my thought is... how can we help kids and teens learn in more cooperative environments instead of being focused on grades or competing?
I know special days can sometimes feel like a disr I know special days can sometimes feel like a disruption. But it gives kids and teens something to look forward to. Something different.⁣
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What special days do you have at school?
Working on social skills isn't just an activity co Working on social skills isn't just an activity confined to the classroom. There are many different ways kids and teens can work on social skills outside, too! Here are a few of my favorites. What else would you add?⁣⁣
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Also, I'm linking to the article with more info and strategies for you to try!⁣⁣
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https://www.thepathway2success.com/outdoor-activities-to-build-social-skills/
What do you think kids and teens should believe ab What do you think kids and teens should believe about themselves?⁣
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Here are a few of mine:⁣
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I can do difficult things with hard work and perseverance.⁣
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It's okay to mess up sometimes, as long as I learn and grow.⁣
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I will have tough days sometimes, and I can get past them.⁣
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This idea started off just as an IG post but turned into a whole article and free resource to use with your students.⁣
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https://www.thepathway2success.com/20-things-all-kids-should-believe-about-themselves/
Such a powerful idea we can teach kids, teens, and Such a powerful idea we can teach kids, teens, and even ourselves.
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