Classroom Resources
Our classrooms are full of fun, curiosity, and discovery. As we collectively dive into the word of literacy, we prioritize a safe space where students can practice literacy skills in an informal and formal academic environment. The learning opportunities are endless, , but what is a given is kids are going to be kids. Creating an intentional learning environment full of respect and collaboration can sometimes be a challenging endeavor. Click below to uncover some of the most effective classroom management techniques we utilize within our classroom programs.
Student Managment and EngagementKeeping your students focused and on task is no easy task, especially if they've just spent the entire day in a classroom prior to coming to the Literacy Center. Student management is the crux to student engagement and it's no easy feat. Click on the link below to discover four tips and trips to keep in mind the next time you step into a TLC classroom.
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Student ChoiceIt’s easy to tell a student what to do, often too easy. However when we choose to interact with students in this manner we compromise their ability to grow as critical thinkers and decision makers. Providing choice brings agency into our students’ lives and empowers them to align their own personal interests with what they are doing. Click below to read a testimony regarding the power of student choice.
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Small Group ActivitiesA majority of our activities are completed in a small group environment. This maximizes student engagement and allows cross-pollination of student ideas to improve the outcome of whatever activity they may be working on. Click below to discover some of the benefits of small group activity and how you can assist our students in this academic environment.
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