Sylvia Acevedo: Losing a part of my name
Sylvia Acevedo, former CEO of the Girl Scouts of America, re
Getting students' names right is a critical first step in getting to know your students and establishing a positive relationship with families. Learn more about why it matters and how to get students' names right.
It is just as important write students' names correctly as it is to say students' names correctly.
Teaching students how to politely correct others when they get their name wrong provides them with a lifelong skill. Learn how to do so from these ideas.
There are lots of ways you can celebrate students' names in your classroom. Here are some ideas to help you get started!
Missy Testerman is a K-8 English as a second language (ESL) teacher in Rogersville, TN. Ms.
Tracy Politano, MSN, RN: How school nurses collaborate with interpreters in Brockton, MA
School nurse Tracy Politano describes how she partners with
Marie Jean-Philippe: Why I love working with my families as a community facilitator
Marie Jean-Philippe, a community facilitator and liaison for
The Colorín Colorado ELL Strategy Library is an engaging new tool for all educators, including those who teach English language learners (ELLs)!