Scott Clamme

Scott Clamme has been a teacher and coach at the high school level for more than 15 years. He has experience working in a resource room with students who have a wide range of Learning Disabilities. Scott is also a Technology Integration Coach at his school, and he organizes the All Pro Dads chapter at his children’s elementary.

Articles by Scott Clamme

• 5 suggestions for raising a struggling reader

  Monday, April 12, 2021

  As a special education teacher and parent, I have worked with many children who have struggled to learn to read. The main thing to remember as a parent is to be patient. Children are all different, and they go through different processes when learning to read. Often, learning to read can be like learning to ride a bike. Some kids learn easier and earlier than others, but as long as they don’t give up, most end up being competent readers. The key is keeping them from giving up. This can require patience from parents and teachers. This article features some suggestions that can help keep your struggling reader on the path toward reading competence.

• Tips for staying organized in a resource room

  Monday, December 02, 2019

  Junior high and high school resource rooms can be very high-paced and complex arenas. Being able to manage the chaos is crucial. These are some simple tips that can help you stay organized and keep things running smoothly. Keep in mind that, just like our students, teachers are all different. It may require some tweaks and adjustments to fit these tips into your system.