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Angela Lathem-Ballard holds four roles at one small school in rural Maine. She teaches fifth- and sixth-grade humanities, teaches art from pre-K through eighth grade, directs the middle school play, and supervises visiting teachers from other states and countries who fly in to watch her in action.I…
✏️ Try It Tuesday: Writing Folders, Writer's Notebooks & Doing Your Own AssignmentWriting doesn't happen in a straight line. Angela Lathem-Ballard and I talked about that on the podcast this week, and it reminded me of the folders and notebooks I bring into every writing conference an…
When did your students last read a book from page one to the last page? Teachers keep telling me the same thing. Kids are struggling to stick with a book. Low engagement and short attention in class get blamed on phones, but in this S6E6 Schoolutions conversation, Jennifer Serravallo points to some…
A student quietly running the lights from the booth becomes a confident, creative leader on stage. In this short clip, educator Angela Lathem-Ballard shares teaching tips on how seeing students in a different light can change classroom belonging, student engagement, and student success.Angela remin…
If most of your reading assessments ask for a claim plus three pieces of evidence, some of your readers may never show up in the grade book.In part two of our S6E5 Schoolutions conversation, Angela Lathem-Ballard returns to show why. She teaches fifth- and sixth-grade humanities at the Center for T…
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