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 | *this blog post is also on my new blog site at www.chelseacleveland.com* When you get discouraged and become frustrated, become more involved in other activities and move your focus from one (More) |
 | Happy Wednesday! Today I have the pleasure of sitting in on a colleague's "Lunch 'n Learn" around Visual Aids for Executive Functioning in the primary grades. So here I am...live blogging this sharing experience! She (the teacher) started the s (More) |
 | It's spring...the snow has melted and the birds can be heard singing and chatting through the trees. Spring is a time of change, growth, and new beginnings...and as the title of this blog "the chrysalis chronicles" makes connection in some aspect of (More) |
 | I've begun my first Ampeduca course: Step-by Step Learning About Blogging for your Students. I chose this as my first course, because as much as I've been blogging about my journey, (and discovering that I'm actual (More) |
 | What do you do, when you don't know what to do? This phrase was always a motivator for me to push the importance of problem solving with my students. Still...I continuously found that my students would stop, freeze, and give up way too fast. No (More) |
 | I remember as a young girl and right up until yesterday (getting out of my comfort zone) I tended to go right to typical roles. What I know I was good at. How did I know this? I tried them, I practiced them, and I wanted to do them. Today, as we wor (More) |
 | What is Sketchnoting? This is today's topic on my learning journey with my cohort the DocuMentors with our in-house visit w (More) |
 | ...LEARNING HAPPENS! I recently conducted mini problem solving workshops with my middle school students, that I also extended to grades four and five in my ro (More) |
 | This year my personal PGP objective (Professional Growth Plan) is "To develop a prototype for documentation of learning for word problems in Middle School that allows each student to develop his or her own process for solving problems." So why hav (More) |
 | Why fill in the blank? Because learning and understanding that literacy is made up of a multitude of skills, aptitudes and is ever changing and fluid within its own definition is essential. Literacy moves beyond reading and writing. It includes th (More) |
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