5 Killer Classroom Management Tips
This article discusses some simple classroom management tips that teachers can immediately implement in their day-to-day teaching. Inspiring students to be motivated and engaged in […]
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Planting Seeds of Belief
Shelly Sanchez Terrell is an English teacher living in Germany. She is also the co-organizer and co-creator of the educational projects, Edchat and The Reform Symposium Conference. […]
50 Online Reference Sites for Teachers
Finding time to go to the library or conduct research for the classroom can be downright impossible for a busy teacher. Fortunately, there are plenty […]
Another List of Top EduBlogs
Over the last almost two years that I have been reading and writing blogs, I have come across a handful of lists of Top Education […]
Asperger’s
Miss A writes about a student she has who is being tested for Asperger’s. She has had some difficulties with him lately. I responded: Just […]
Thank You!
I told one of my former college professors about my blog shortly after it first started back in 2007. She liked what she saw and […]
Exploring EduBlogs
As my series of 10 Things I Wish I Knew As A First Year Teacher comes to a close, I want to point out that […]
How to Empower Your Students
(Guest post by author/educator Kelly Curtis) Sometimes when I speak to fellow educators about youth empowerment, the idea of following student leadership on a project […]
Old School Classroom Management
It still works. Check it out at NYC Educator. I wish I could say I handle it the good ol’ boy way all the time. […]
Calling Home
I just recently read NYC Educator‘s article entitled, Startup Tips. Great stuff there. Neither she nor any teacher of education ever advised me on classroom […]