10 Ways to Integrate Social Media into Everyday Class Lessons
In recent years, many schools have cautiously begun to let up the reins on electronic device usage. Countless teachers each year find themselves in hot water […]
Weekend Reading 7/3/16
Well, I hope you’re having a nice productive weekend and are ready to get a new week started. I know that we have some international readers, […]
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Frozen And The Value of Quality [VIDEO]
So recently some friends of mine did a video of themselves singing Love Is An Open Door from the movie Frozen. It showed up as a blip […]
Top 10 Ways To Improvise Your Way to Being A Better Teacher
This summer I made the decision to go on a somewhat extensive tour of a few of the major cities in the Northeast United States. […]
From Burnout Into Ignited Passion: How Blogging, Information Overload, and Running Made Me A Better Teacher
I don’t care if it’s your teaching job or your personal habits or your social life or what it is, we all face burnout at […]
Why Experience Is The Best Teacher
“You’ll understand when you’re older.” We tell that to our students, and they don’t like. We hear it when we start out in the teaching […]
10 Years of Teaching: How Do I Keep My Students Quiet?
Five years ago, I wrote a series of seven articles called “Questions That Will Save Your Career” that still remain among the most visited articles […]
10 Design Changes I Did To My WordPress Blog This Month
If you haven’t stopped by the actual website for So You Want To Teach? in a few months, er weeks, er days, er hours, you may […]
137 Tech Resources For Teachers and Students
Back in March of 2009, I received my first guest post submission from Karen Schweitzer entitled 50 Online Reference Sites for Teachers. At the time, […]
Do What You Can
This year has been one of learning for me. Physical activity has been a struggle for me for years, and so in January when I […]
The Art of Slow Slow Slow Running
I ran 1 mile last night and it took me 18:45. I saw a post on the Couch To 5K’s Facebook profile the other day […]
Seven Deadly Sins of Veteran Teachers
So here’s the situation: You’ve been teaching for quite a while. You’ve pretty much gotten a handle on classroom management, paperwork, classroom rules, and any […]
Three Years of So You Want To Teach?
I am leaving tomorrow after school to go to the annual Texas Music Educators Association clinic/convention in San Antonio. I’m not taking my laptop with […]
The Best of SYWTT 2009
Over the past (almost) three years of blogging, I have learned a lot more about myself, teaching, blogging, WordPress, CSS, HTML, and social media than […]