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Encouraging Writing Through Free-Writing: Importance of Free Writing

May 25, 2022June 20, 2022
L3arning_T0gether
Parenting, Teaching

What is Free-Writing? Free-writing, in education, is the process of allowing students to write whatever comes to their minds.  They can write as little or as much as they desire.  There are no rules during free-writing.  The exercise is entirely

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My Story of Why I Didn't Talk: How I Knew I Had Selective Mutism

Selective Mutism
May 17, 2022May 23, 2022
L3arning_T0gether
Life, Teaching

Intro So, a while ago, I was substitute teaching in a middle school classroom.  The class I had was a Special Needs Cross-Categorical teacher.  Most of the classes were small, which was a relief.  The students in the program were

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Communication that Works: Advocating for Students Effectively

Parent and Teacher
May 11, 2022May 12, 2022
L3arning_T0gether
Home and Family, Parenting

Intro Have you, as a parent, ever tried to have a conversation with a teacher only to feel more frustrated when it ended?  Have you ever felt like the teacher you’re talking to doesn’t understand your perspective, or your student’s

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Communication Lessons: Lessons from a Spanish Class in Guatemala

La Union Spanish Class
April 15, 2022May 11, 2022
L3arning_T0gether
Life, Teaching, Travel

The Scenario In January of 2021, my dad came up with a proposition.  He suggested I spend 2 weeks in either Costa Rica or Guatemala studying Spanish.  I initially rejected this idea.  Still figuring out how to overcome a certain

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Learning the Timing of Communication: The Best Time to Resolve an Argument

Kid Yelling at Parent
January 13, 2022May 11, 2022
L3arning_T0gether
Home and Family, Parenting

The Scenario: It’s a Thursday night.  You’ve just finished eating dinner with your family.  You go downstairs to the office to do some work on the family computer.  The door to your office opens and you see your 16-year-old kid

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Common Signs of Mental Illness in Adults: How to Recognize Mental Illness in Adults

Mental Diorder
December 14, 2021May 12, 2022
L3arning_T0gether
Home and Family, Life

Intro Many people deal with mental illnesses.  These range from depression, anxiety, to bipolar disorder (etc.).  Yet, not everyone knows they live with a mental disorder.  Just as there are signs of learning disabilities in adults, there are also signs

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Recognizing Learning Disabilities in Adults: Do I Have a Learning Disability?

Adult Learning Disabilities
October 28, 2021June 20, 2022
L3arning_T0gether
Teaching

I grew up hearing that learning disabilities go away.  “People get kids tested for dyslexia so their kids believe they can’t read,” my dad would say.  My mom felt that ADHD is an excuse for bad behavior.  My parents and

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Reframing Our Thinking About Challenging Kids: Rethinking the Struggling Student

September 23, 2021June 20, 2022
L3arning_T0gether
Teaching

The Situation It can be frustrating working with a kid who doesn’t understand what you’re teaching.  You start to feel as though you’ve exhausted all possible explanations.  You feel as though you’ve tried to teach the same idea using every

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Improving Communication within Education: The Power of Storytelling for Advocacy

Storytelling in Communication
August 7, 2021June 20, 2022
L3arning_T0gether
Life, Parenting, Teaching

A Personal Narrative: After learning that my school struggles as a kid could be traced back to a battle with anxiety, I wanted to share what I had learned with a dear family member.  When I opened up about my

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Rethinking What Makes Kids At-Risk: A New Understanding of At-Risk Youth

July 14, 2021January 7, 2022
L3arning_T0gether
Teaching

Introduction Back when I was 24, I took my first official teaching job.  It was at a head start preschool.  This job changed me in many ways.  But one conversation with a fellow teacher still stands out.  It was the

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