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Your Reaction: A Key Element of the Writing Conference

May 20, 2020 Jessica Rogers

I know what the most important part of conferencing in a Writer’s Workshop is!

Filed Under: Blog, Conferencing, Teacher Qualities, Teacher Quality, Writers' Workshop

Guest Post: Mind Mapping with Signposts (Readers’ Workshop)

April 28, 2017 Jessica Rogers

Guest post by Julia Swanner, Baylor University Intern, and Liz Hagins, Midway ISD Teacher The preface: In our PreAP 8th grade English class, my mentor teacher and I were noticing a severe lack of enthusiasm for reading expository writing, specifically breaking down passages to get to the core of them. We implemented Kylene Beers’s nonfiction “signposts” […]

Filed Under: Balancing Literacy Instruction, Blog, metacognition, Readers' Workshop, Reading Strategies, Teacher Qualities

Success with Explicit Instruction

August 25, 2016 Jessica Rogers

** Contact us if you would like Rogers Education Consulting to come to your campus with engaging, evidence-based, and practical professional development ** So many times in education we, as teachers, are bombarded with buzz words.  These words will eventually become white noise, words you expect to hear in an academic setting, but you no longer […]

Filed Under: Blog, Making inferences and predicting, Reading Strategies, Schema, Teacher Qualities

Setting Up Routines: Writing to Make Strong Relationships with Students and Parents

August 18, 2016 Jessica Rogers

I have to admit, this is one of my favorite times of the year.  I love the excitement of getting to know a whole new group of students. I enjoy deliberating on my classroom furniture and thinking about how to design my room. I thrive off of creating new routines that will make my classroom […]

Filed Under: Back to School, Blog, Teacher Qualities

3 Ways to Get Fired Up and Increase Enthusiasm for Teaching

January 4, 2016 Jessica Rogers

As an instructional coach, one of the most depressing things I see are kids who are bored or declare themselves “done” with school.  If you go into primary classrooms, kids are excited about everything they are learning.  They’re eager to share, albeit sometimes overly eager, but genuinely excited to gain new information.  What is happening to […]

Filed Under: Blog, Teacher Qualities

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