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OnI was frustrated. Green. Knew something was wrong and didn’t know what to do about it. I’m teaching from a textbook. That’s what MY.
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I was frustrated. Green. Knew something was wrong and didn’t know what to do about it. I’m teaching from a textbook. That’s what MY.
Read MoreI was a yearbook adviser for several years and was the editor of my high school yearbook staff. I believe that working on student.
Read MoreMark Twain once said, “I can live for two months on a good compliment.” Teaching, as many professions, can be a thankless job, so.
Read MoreMeet Jeremy, a junior in my Spanish II class. (OK, his name really isn’t Jeremy. But that doesn’t surprise you, does it?) Jeremy lives.
Read MoreMotivation is the holy grail. In education, it’s what greases the wheel. It’s what we’re all really after. With proper motivation, our students can.
Read MoreAfter starting this blog last year and sticking with it for about two months, I realized something about blogging. It’s hard. Well, regularly blogging.
Read MoreRobert Louis Stevenson once said, “Everyone lives by selling something.” That goes for teachers, too. We sell our students on the benefits of using.
Read MoreSome questions grab our attention automatically. You know, the kind that have been asked for ages but have no clear answer. The kind that.
Read MoreKatie Regan says that she doesn’t teach her 10th-grade enriched English class, and she’s right. She is a conversation moderator. She is a technology.
Read MoreThe beginning of the school year is an invigorating time. It’s full of promise, possibility, potential. I often find myself setting a list of goals.
Read MoreLast year, I blogged about “Jeremy,” a junior in my Spanish II class in the rural, low-income high school where I teach. (You can.
Read MoreGoogle’s 20 percent project idea has started to take education by storm. The gist of it, as outlined in this New York Times article:.
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