About Me

When I began teaching college accounting at the age of 23, I didn’t own any educational supplies. On my first day of teaching, I entered the classroom with a stack of papers and a textbook. I quickly discovered the need for educational supplies during my classes. Before long, I couldn’t teach without my collection of multicolored dry erase markers. I used different colored markers to explain the complex bookkeeping process to my students. If you teach courses that involve math problems, dry erase markers can help tremendously. On this blog, you will discover how to incorporate multicolored dry erase markers into your lesson plans.

2021

6 Essential Elements Every Learning-To-Read Book Should Have

Advocates of literacy know that every great primer for learning to read needs to help the beginning reader with five skills that make up basic literacy—sometimes referred to as the pillars of early literacy. Missing even one of these five basic elements can hamper a person’s ability to read. That’s why it’s essential to have a solid foundation in each. But there’s another sixth element that is often overlooked. Below are the five basic pillars as well as the oft-forgotten sixth element that every learning-to-read book should include.