Resources for Families & Educators
Resources for Educators
Teaching Social Justice
At My City School, we believe every student has the right to an education and to have their voice be heard. We know that many kids have questions and concerns about the state of our world, and that finding an answer for these questions can sometimes be challenging. For this reason, we wanted to share some of the tools we recommend for teaching important topics like Social Justice, Equality, and Equity to kids that you can use in the classroom or at home. Please explore and share them with your students to keep education proactive!
Articles about Teaching Inclusively
Teaching Personal Growth
Tolerance.org
Teaching People's History
Rethinking Schools During Pandemic
How to Talk About Race in the Classroom
Teaching People's History
Rethinking Schools During Pandemic
How to Talk About Race in the Classroom
Books about Diversity and Identity
(More to come!)
Books for Teaching Antiracism (from IdealBookshelf)
More Book Lists for Further Reading
Resources for Dyslexia and Dysgraphia
- LD Online
- Learning Ally
- Understood.org
- International Dyslexia Association
- Auditory Center
- Working Memory Deficit
- Dysgraphia test
- Mental Speed Test
- Services for the Blind
- Learning Activities to Build Skills
- Learning Tools for Dyscalculia
- Math for Love
Executive Functioning Specialist focused on:
- Organization systems for school
- Note taking
- Sequencing
- Critical Thinking Skills (identify, recall, comprehension, organization, application analysis etc.)
- Understanding what EF strengths each child has and where support is needed
- Foundation strategies in math (word problems, Common Core Curriculum)
- Foundation strategies to writing (brainstorming, outlining, drafting and editing)
- Study Skills
- Working Memory remediation
- Foundations to math
Dynamic Tutoring Solutions
- Multi-sensory reading, writing and math
- Supports students with executive functioning challenges
Evaluations
Patricia J. Henery Specializing in psychoeducational and Educational Consultant Phone: 415 441 2366 [email protected] Rebecca MurrayMetzger Psy.D. Specializing in psychoeducational and neuropsychological evaluations Phone: 415-598-8378 r[email protected] www.sfmindmatters.com |
General Books and References
ADHD/ADD & Executive Function:
Building Critical Thinking Skills
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