The Teacher's Key: Finding the Answers for Learning

Disability Employment Awareness: SSI Cap

Imagine not being allowed to have money set aside for when things break or for when she is older, and we are no longer here for her.

Imagine having to choose between having the supports you need and providing for your future. 

Faith and trust in God is a must as an adult with disabilities. 

It is hard to come to the realization that this world through fear is cruel to adults with disabilities. 

Our churches need to rise above this kind of fear and take part in the care of adults with disabilities at least within their own membership. 

A New Goal Achieved

If you have followed our story, you are in for a real treat! God has abundantly blessed our family and specifically Chelle!  He continuedly lights our path in the way we should go! 

Psalm 119:105 "Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path."

You Want Me to do What? Catch Your Students Being Good!

Job 6:24 “Teach me, and I will hold my tongue:”

You might think this week's lesson is a contradiction of last week. But it is not. when I say get your students talking, it should be decently and in order. 

A good teacher works hard to control her class. A great teacher sets her students up for success early in the year and her class is easy to control.

You Want Me to do What? Get Your Students Talking!

Proverbs 15:23, “A word spoken in due season, how good it is!”

Don’t stop your students from talking. Teach them how to talk in the classroom that enhances their learning!

You Want Me to do What?! Have a Vision for the Whole Child

Memorizing facts is important; but that is just transferring knowledge. We need a vision for the whole child.

You Want Me to do What?1 Stay Current

Be the teacher that stays current and learns the new systems. Be the teacher that can help all our students progress and be ready to succeed and reach their full potential.

 

You Want me to do What?!

Do you find it hard to implement new things? Would you just rather stay in your own comfort zone. Comfort zones are great for a while, but we don't learn and progress by staying in our comfort zones. Much of our learning comes through trial and error. Thomas Edison said, "I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that that won't work." 

I am so thankful that God never changes, but I am not perfect like he is. I need growth, development and sometimes change.

A New beginning: Teaching Style

1 Corinthians 9:22 “I am made all things to all men, that I might by all means save some.”

Beginning a new school year is always exciting! If you are like me, I start to evaluate everything- my attitude, my classroom management and even my teaching style.

Evaluate your style and begin anew this year!

A New Beginning: Classroom Management

Think back about your classroom management. Is it working for you? Or does it only work when everything is going perfect? Does it fall apart when you need it the most? Today's episode will have a few tips for you! 

A New Beginning: Attitude

Yes, it is almost that time again! Maybe you are not quite in the classroom yet. You might not even want to think about school yet. This could be the spark you need to get you rolling for the new school year!

The Teacher's Key