My Popular Articles
- Writing Center Activities for Preschoolers
- Setting up a Preschool Writing Center
- Teaching Students with Auditory Processing Disorder
- Teaching Students with Visual Processing Disorder
- Mixing Colors: Two Activities for Pre-K Students
- Discover the Rainforest with Your Preschooler
- Taking Your Preschoolers to the Ocean
- Assessing Gifted Students Using Bloom's Taxonomy
- Literature Projects for Your Gifted Students
- Promoting Diversity and Inclusion
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About Me
I am an avid reader and writer. I have homeschooled my three children for the past six years and have become increasingly interested in how people learn.
My Experience
ESL instructor - Acapulco, Mexico
elementary reading tutor
Facilitator for a teen creative writing group
My Latest Articles
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Music for Unborn Babies
There are many things a caregiver can do to stimulate brain development in babies. One of the easiest and most enjoyable is through the use of music. Starting before even the birth, music has shown to be effective in influencing baby development.Published on June 26, 2011 to Preschool & Early Childhood Education
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Strategies in Teaching Children with ADHD
Frank Coppola said, "I prefer to distinguish ADD as Attention Abundance Disorder. Everything is just so interesting...remarkably at the same time." Changing how you view ADHD can change how those with ADHD view themselves. Learn more about teaching...Published on June 14, 2010 to Special Education
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Writing Center Activities for Preschoolers
Preschoolers are at the age where they begin to understand communication does not always have to be verbal - it can be written as well. Take advantage of their interest with these ideas for your preschool writing center.Published on April 30, 2010 to Preschool & Early Childhood Education
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