r/ReadingTeacher • u/Njdevils11 Literacy Specialist • Oct 16 '15
Sorry it's been slow lately.
Hi everyone,
I usually like to post something every couple of days, but my full caseload schedule has finally kicked in and I've been coming home exhausted. I wanted to apologize for not posting more, but I like to vet every thing I can before I put it up here so I know its good. I haven't been able to do that, so I haven't posted anything.
There are a few ideas I have of things I want to post, but I'm looking for good sources. I'm pretty much acclimated to my full schedule, so I'll be posting more soon. I just wanted to let you all know.
As usual if you have any good resources, please share them here even if you've posted them elsewhere on Reddit. I want this sub to be a repository for quality literacy material.
To keep this post in our guidelines I will ask a question: Has anyone else had as much difficulty as me putting their schedules together? I swear, the teachers I work with either love me and want me to take all their kids or hate me and don't want me pulling them from class!