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My passion is...

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 β€‹So how did Read to Rewire start? πŸ’•πŸ‘©πŸ»‍πŸ’»

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In 2019, I helped homeschool a wiggly floppy-haired student who moved across the country. His parents wanted to continue services, which was the first time I taught online. Oh boy, did I fail! If we got 15 minutes of a lesson, we were all happy. What I realized was that my student was trying to tell me something. He gave me clear messages that he did not want the tech overload. 

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This little guy forced me to think outside the box for him and establish a way to teach with less tech while replicating the in-person experience. By the Fall of 2020, my whole practice was online. With the crazy traffic here, online lessons were preferable for everyone. 

 

So how did I start supporting teachers?                  

 

Two weeks before the lockdown of Miami schools, a teacher from Macedonia contacted me asking for help. She had to become remote and needed strategies to take her lesson online. So, I helped her, and I continued to help through special webinars (like during teacher appreciation week). I loved holding webinars and sharing a little bit of a silver lining to everything we were experiencing. By the fall of 2020, I started creating free games to help teachers engage students with games and movement. 

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Now I love coaching teachers 1:1, holding webinars, and of course, working with wiggly students! 

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I hope to meet you in the Zoom Room soon!

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πŸ‘©πŸ»‍πŸ’»πŸ’•Michelle Breitenbach, Founder, Read to Rewire, LLC

Education + Experience

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I graduated from McGill University in Montreal with an undergraduate degree in Elementary Education K-6 and a master’s degree in Teaching Moderate Disabilities (Pre-K-8) from Lesley University. I also hold a Level 1 Wilson certification and a certification in teaching expository writing (EmPower Writing). Training in online education includes assessments with diagnostic tools and implementing assistive technology for students with reading and writing disabilities. I also have experience in special education and as a K-1 educator. 

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As I have connected to more teachers and tutors worldwide, I have had the opportunity to speak at multiple events. 

I was invited to speak at the "Climbing the Ladder of Reading Conference" in 2021. I have also been a presenter for Reading with TLC on "Games and Movement in a Structured Literacy Lesson" and "Using the Document Camera Successfully". Over 1500 participants signed up for the Document Camera webinar. It's been so amazing to connect with passionate educators worldwide. I hope I can connect with you next!  

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