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As if that wasn't enough, The Mailbox has generously donated 10 FREE Gold memberships to my fabulous readers! Make sure to enter the giveaway below for your chance to win. This is perfect as we head back to school!
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So, what are you doing to be this difference this year?
I am a Special Education Teacher. Most of my students are reluctant and struggling learners. I want to help them and be the one who knows they can be successful as they each learn in their own way.
ReplyDeleteMake each student feel special and make more contacts with parents.
ReplyDeleteI am planning to implement WBT and Daily 5. I really want to make my students independent thinkers and learners.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to work hard to connect with parents and families this year through home visits, a Facebook communication page, family events and more!
ReplyDeleteWell I am moving to a new much smaller classroom...needless to say I will be challenged to fit everything in my room. So I will definitely be different that way. I am also going to be doing some different types of lessons and activities. Can't wait to get started!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance! kellybrown28021@gmail.com
I want to make a difference!!! I plan to be consistent, organized, and efficient. AND I want to be these things so my students become better learners and learn all that they can learn! :)
ReplyDeleteI want my students to know that I love and care about them, therefore expecting the very best they can do. I want to further develop the communication with my parents so they understand the important role they play in their child's education.
ReplyDeleteI want to reward my good students this year. I want to be in contact with their parents by making phone calls home, giving awards, and positive referrals. I feel like I am always spending my time and energy on the students not following directions and doing the wrong things. They suck me up and zap me of my energy. I need to reward the good ones. I don't want to give them trinkets but reward them in other ways. I feel the ones who always do the right things are often not recognized. I want to change that in my class this year!
ReplyDeleteI want to be more organized and help my students with this task also.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to implement Math Daily 3 this year. Looking forward to seeing how it works.
ReplyDeleteI want to create a warm and inviting classroom that makes students feel at home. I want to have more contact with parents and have them more involved in the classroom.
ReplyDeleteI am trying to create a PBIS classroom. I am also working with my administrators to build a community at the school.
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome giveaway - thank-you for organizing it! I plan to make a difference by investing in my students - academically, socially, and mentally. I hope to speak truth into their lives and focus on shaping, not only their minds, but also their character.
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Joy in the Journey
What a really great opportunity for us all to get together and share how we are going to be the difference! I'm loving this and am really excited to hear what everyone is planning to do. I personally plan to make more connections early on especially with their families. Making that connection can help so much and although it takes time I really want to organize some activities that we can do as a class to get to know each other better. I'm not sure yet what I'm going to do but I'm going to be thinking about it! :)
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Mrs. Bentin's Blackboard
Thank you so much for this wonderful Giveaway. I love Mailbox and have followed it for many years. I am a retired teacher (40 year veteran). I now run a small tutoring business. I have been gathering material all summer from TPT to use with our students this fall. I have found material to go with their reading series as well as supplemental reading material as many of our students are below grade level. I just want our students to success and gain self-esteem.
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