Monthly Archives: May 2014

Wednesday Words- Correlation

Wednesday Words We will look at the words that define us.  Chances are if you have read any research studies or even reviews of studies you have heard the word correlation.  Correlation is one of those words that can get us in trouble if we overlook its meaning. Correlation simply means that there is some… Continue Reading

Mindful Monday- Matter

Mindful Monday- Matter

Mindful Monday This is where each Monday we are mindful of our pedagogy, slowly adjusting our lessons to match our theories.   Is matter in your curriculum?  We get to touch on it in my Kindergarten program.  I always seem to have a few kids who have difficulty understanding the concept of molecules making up… Continue Reading

Thursday Thoughts- Time Out

Thursday Thoughts- Time Out

Thursday Thoughts This is where we will collaborate on classroom issues. “I have a child who does not stay in time out.  I get so tired of chasing him down.  What can I do” –Olivia C., Roanoke Let’s first look at how time-out is being used.  While there are many variations on time-out I prescribe… Continue Reading

Wednesday Words- DAP

Wednesday Words Where each week we will look at the words that define us.    DAP- Developmentally Appropriate Practice.  This is a term you will hear frequently in early childhood education.  This term means that the actions you are taking are within the appropriate developmental range for the children in your care.  The National Association… Continue Reading

Time-Out Tuesdays

Time-Out Tuesdays

Time-Out Tuesdays Each Tuesday we will take time out of the classroom to learn about each other. Hello Friends! My name is Elizabeth Merce (sounds like nurse).  I started this blog to share my love of all things related to education. I earned my Bachelor of Science from Old Dominion University in August 2008 and… Continue Reading

Get ready!

On Tuesday, May 6th we will begin our journey in learning.  Thank you for joining me at the beginning of this journey.  I can’t wait to connect with fellow educators and form a community where we can continue to learn and grow.  I’m hoping to have a format that you can rely on so here… Continue Reading