Welcome to my blog, Cue the Glitter—the playful corner of Well Taught where classroom chaos meets calm, creativity, and a whole lot of heart.
Here, we celebrate the tiny wins, share real-talk teaching tips, and sprinkle a little joy into the messy, magical world of education.
Whether you’re wrangling behavior plans or just looking for a spark of inspiration, you’re in the right place. Let’s make teaching shine ✨

✨The Hidden Dangers of Worksheet Based Teaching: Alternative Tools
Ready to level up your classroom management? This post dives into the surprising impact of worksheets on student behavior and offers a treasure trove of inclusive, engaging alternatives that truly support learning. Rethink your 'worksheet history' and discover better ways to check comprehension.

✨Flexible Seating: Creating an Inclusive Classroom for All Learners✨
Ever feel like traditional setups stifle creativity and comfort? This article makes a strong case for how flexible seating can revolutionize your classroom, boosting student engagement, improving behavior, and fostering greater autonomy.

✨ Off task doesn’t equal disengaged
We've all seen disengaged students, but what if they're learning in their own way? Discover low-prep strategies to check comprehension and foster autonomy, celebrating every student's unique path to understanding.

✨ 5 Low-Prep Ways to Pivot Your Lesson
From crying students to loose teeth, teaching can feel like beautiful chaos. This post shares how 'The Pivot' – an underrated classroom management tool – can help you regain control and teach effectively, even when unexpected moments arise.

✨Tiny Wins, Big Magic: Why the Little Things Matter
Tiny wins. Huge magic. Discover why celebrating those 'blink-and-you’ll-miss-it' moments of progress is a powerful, research-backed way to boost your motivation and joy in the classroom. Learn how to energize your inclusive space today

Cue the Glitter: The Heart Behind Well Taught
Welcome to Cue the Glitter, your new favorite corner for real talk, inclusive strategies, and a sprinkle of joy in teaching! Shelby, an experienced educator and behavior analyst, shares the heart behind Well Taught: empowering teachers to handle challenging behavior, create inclusive spaces, and find joy again, even amidst the beautiful chaos.