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Working Around the Clock: 12 Lessons to Begin Using the Story Grammar Marker®

by Maryellen Rooney Moreau February 14, 2017 1 min read

I have been working with groups of educators to foster collaboration and differentiation of instruction within the inclusion setting and Response to Intervention.

I think that these lessons from MindWing’s Blog would be a fabulous, and fun, way to notice the depth of discourse level instruction/intervention that can be provided by our approach.

Because collaborators come from different points of view in terms of their view of the students’ needs, the contents of this listing may be something to use as a discussion tool fostering collaboration among general education teachers, special education teachers, speech/language pathologists, school adjustment counselors and those focusing on social communication growth!

Blog Article Circle

  1. Teaching SGM Components, Part 2 — 9/23/15
  1. Hands-On Activities for Beginning, Middle and End of a Story — 4/28/16
  1. Owl Moon: A Winter Adventure with Narrative and Expository Text — 2/3/15
  1. Foldables and Stamps Activities — 8/26/15
  1. Part 2: Hilda Must Be Dancing and Giraffes Can’t Dance— Compare/Contrast — 11/16/15
  1. Fantastic Narrative Intervention with Toontastic — 9/27/11
  1. February is Black History Month, Lesson 1 — 2/1/16 
  1. Understanding Novels/Chapter Books with SGM, Part 4 — 2/3/16
  1. The Incredible Flexible You and Braidy Make a Great Pair — 4/25/14
  1. Inference: Students Don’t Know What They Don’t Know! — 11/5/10
  1. Penguins: The COOL Topic For Narrative and Expository Text! — 1/11/17
  1. Feelings, Perspective Taking, Theory of Mind, Empathy — 4/1/15
Maryellen Rooney Moreau
Maryellen Rooney Moreau

Maryellen Rooney Moreau, M.Ed., CCC-SLP, is the founder of MindWing Concepts. She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication Disorders at University of Massachusetts at Amherst as a Commonwealth Honors Scholar, and a Masters of Education in Communication Disorders at Pennsylvania State University. Her forty-year professional career includes school-based SLP, college professor, diagnostician, and Coordinator of Intervention Curriculum and Professional Development for children with language learning disabilities. She designed the Story Grammar Marker® and has been awarded two United States Patents. She has written more than 15 publications and developed more than 60 hands-on tools based on the SGM® methodology. Maryellen was awarded the 2014 Alice H. Garside Lifetime Achievement Award from the International Dyslexia Association, Massachusetts Branch.

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