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Debbie Zacarian 600 × 354 pixels Planning for Online Connection and Collaboration with Primary-Grades Children

4 Dec

Many discuss how we learn language in ‘chunks’ instead of from an utterance, to a word, phrase, sentence, & more. Rhythms & patterns play huge role. Imagine the implications! @edutopia @sharemylesson @ColorinColorado @margogottlieb @calderonexc @WIDA_UW

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Dr. Debbie Zacarian @debbiezacarian ·

8 Nov

“The physical design of a classroom has the power to positively or negatively affect Ss' learning. It must promote collaboration, agency & initiative, diversity, social responsibility, and adaptability”(Zacarian & Silverstone, 2020) @ASCD @ColorinColorado

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Dr. Debbie Zacarian @debbiezacarian ·

2 Nov

School superintents, principals, teachers, & specialists seeking more resources in Ss living with adversity-Here are 7 professional growth resources to strengthen our work. https://www.zacarianconsulting.com/2023/10/30/7-professional-growth-resources-for-working-with-students-living-with-adversity/

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Corwin Press @corwinpress ·

31 Oct

🚀 Boosting Family Engagement in Education! 🌟
Discover tips and approaches to building trust and relationships with families for the benefit of all students with @TyroneCHoward @DebbieZacarian & @Drpconstantino.

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