Respect ♦ Responsibility ♦ Reverence
Mrs. Schachner's A.I.S. Classes
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 Eph 2:19-22Responsorial Psalm 117:1bc, 2Gospel Jn 20:24-29
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WELCOME to the 2020-2021 School Year
Due to coronavirus pandemic, we will be using GOOGLE CLASSROOM for instruction (grades 3-8) starting on March 16th. Please go onto your Google Classroom site and do your assignments each day. Some teachers have also posted your assignments on their class pages. If you are in need of assistance, please email your teacher first and then contact me if you are still having difficulty with the assignments.
Please read at least 20 minutes every day. It doesn't matter what you read, just please read. I have contacted your parents with my number. If you should need me to support you, please contact me by my email.
I will be meeting on ZOOM with my AIS students. You will receive an invitation to join me. Keep safe, active, and have a HAPPY EASTER. I miss you all.
How to Keep School Rhythm and Routines for Young Children at Home
EdSurge
As schools shift to remote learning models for the foreseeable future, parents and caregivers are finding themselves in a new role—that of the school co-teacher. Though parents are naturally a part of their children’s ongoing education, co-teaching is a new role for many of them. The goal is not to replicate a typical school-day schedule or intended curriculum online or at home. The goal is to help students continue to feel connected (to the teacher, to each other, to the school), known, and nurtured even though a significant part of their routine has been disrupted.
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"So In Everything, Therefore,
Treat People the Same Way You
Want Them to Treat You"
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ACADEMIC INTERVENTION SERVICES (A.I.S.): Reading/Writing
A.I.S. in Reading and Writing are provided everyday by Mrs. Schachner for grades 1-5. Students are selected based on teacher or parent recommendations as well as classroom/test performance. Academic Intervention - Reading is provided to those students who require extra support with reading and writing skills. A.I.S. works in conjunction with the classroom teacher to improve reading and writing skills. Mrs. Schachner teaches ELA TEST PREP to grades 3, 4, 5 & 6 one day a week. Mrs. Schachner works with Kindergarten students 3 days a week.
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Links For Parents
- How to Read Non-Fiction Text
- Helping Struggling Readers
- Top 10 Things You Should Know About Reading
- 7 Things to Know About the 1 in 5 with Learning and Attention Issues
- 10 Strategies to Enhance Students' Memory
- Beginning Readers: Look! I Can Read This!
- Word Decoding and Phonics
- Comprehension
- Developing Writing and Spelling at Home
- WILSON LANGUAGE TRAINING INFO for PARENTS
- Wilson Reading System: What You Need to Know
- Kids Who Spend More Time Outside Are Happier Adults, Science Says
- 3 Things You Can Do To Make Your Child A BETTER READER
- Literacy Tips for Parents of Children with Learning Disabilities
- WONDEROPOLIS: Where the Wonders of Learning Never Cease
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ABOUT ME...
Education
~Attended SUNY Oneonta, Marymount Manhattan College, and Hofstra University;
~CPR and AED certifiedDegrees - BS in Psychology, Special Education & Elementary Education,
MS in Teaching of Reading; Permanent Certification from NYS,
Wilson Reading System certified
Teaching ExperienceArriving at Maria Regina School in 1997 (thanks to Mrs. Wheeler), I initially taught library (N-8) and started the Maria Regina Enrichment program for gifted students. I'm excited to start my 23rd year here at Maria Regina School. Previously I was a Resource Room teacher for the BOE NYC in Queens, NY for 10 years.
I teach A.I.S. Reading (Academic Intervention Services) for students in grades K-6 and I am thrilled to be part of the faculty and staff of Maria Regina School.