Well, itâs helpful because the dictionary tells you whether a word is a proper noun (i.e., a specific person, place, or thing), and proper nouns are capitalized in English and therefore in APA Style (see Publication Manual sections 4.16 and 4.18).
Creating a Successful Block-Scheduled English Classroom. Porter, Carol. The story of the process that Mundelein High School (located in a northwest suburb of Chicago, Illinois) as it moved from a traditional schedule to a block schedule is described throughout this book as a way to blend theory with practice.
Education World highlights strategies for teachers to help their students with ADHD be successful in school, from routines that provide structure to showing students how to keep daily assignment journals. Included: 20 tips for teachers from the American Academy of Pediatrics and CHADD. Find a quiet spot in the classroom (such as a place in the back of the room) where students can go to do their work away from distractions. 2  Train the student with ADHD to recognize begin work cues. 3  Establish a secret signal with the child to use as a reminder when he or she is off task.