In a recent survey about situations that frustrate teachers the most, some of you believed that time management and finding Spanish Resources were the top on your list. Apparently, they are the most … [Read More...]

I have asked this question more than once throughout my 20 years of experience as a bilingual teacher. It's never easy to find the right answer; it's just a matter of trial and error. I just know we … [Read More...]

Now that we had just started the second semester of the school year 2016-17,  teachers need to focus on discipline and handling students that are troublemakers. We don't have to go too far if they've … [Read More...]

Parents are a very important component of your day to day work relationship with your students, the Administration, and District you work for and nowadays, when some districts have given the parents … [Read More...]

    When you spend a time organizing your classroom way before school starts, I can guarantee you it's going to be successful! From the time your students come into your classroom, … [Read More...]

Negative management creates a hostile ambiance that doesn't create a positive situation in the workplace. People usually feel very susceptible towards a leader that is view as a tyrant. … [Read More...]

Marzano's Six Step Process Posters in Spanish When I first started teaching third grade bilingual students, I thought that in order for them to pass the state test, which in Texas is called the … [Read More...]

Those first days of school are hectic and we go crazy with all the paperwork and information we need to collect to be informed and prepared in case we need to contact parents, and learn about our … [Read More...]

A little facelift to an old document. Teachers like the contents in black and white because it's easier for them to print. Still under construction will be on sale before the end of this … [Read More...]