Archive What My Classroom Is Really Like I realized something this week. As I start my sixth year of teaching, I finally have an amazing level of ...Read More Weekend Wrapup 08/27/07 Today is the first day of school in Texas. Even though the school year starts later, the football season doesn't ...Read More SYWTT’s Job Search Resource Page It's nearing the end of August. Hopefully, you are not looking for a new job this early in the school ...Read More How To Cope With Tragedy Last week, Michelle wrote that she learned that one of her colleagues recently passed away. She writes a popular blog ...Read More Weekend Wrapup 08/20/07 Happy Monday morning. I begin staff development this week. School begins in Texas next Monday. This spring, I began to ...Read More Weekend Wrapup 08/13/07 Another week begins. Now that Summer Band is in full swing, I am reminded how difficult and full my schedule ...Read More The Twelve Days of Teaching EDIT: I replaced the original image I had on here. This one was taken from Transitions Abroad's website. It's a ...Read More Anxiety Sets In As The New School Year Looms Ominously Close The new school year is two weeks and two days away. This time last year, our week of inservices was ...Read More Help Me Change The World! Seriously On July 4th, author Timothy Ferriss wrote a blog entry about changing the world. In response to his request for ...Read More Weekend Wrapup 08/06/07 Today is my sister's birthday. Happy birthday Joel's sister. :) My birthday is also this Wednesday. It's not an education ...Read More New Teacher Survival Kit We’ve all been there. The beginning of the first year of teaching can be daunting, to say the least. It ...Read More The State of the Blog: 08/01/07 I took out nearly every advertisement from the site. The exception are links to books on Amazon, and a couple ...Read More The Fourth Year: Entering The Special Place In the Band Director world, the fourth year in a school district is a special year. When I got my ...Read More Weekend Wrapup 07/30/07 This is my second installment of the weekend wrapup. I wanted to focus on some great articles I saw this ...Read More 4 Similarities Between Strep Throat And Classroom Management I went to the doctor today. It was the first time I've been in over a year and a half ...Read More The Purpose Of A Personal Mission Statement Last summer, I read The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People. The book radically impacted me and helped me to ...Read More Rethinking The Systems I have spent much of last week and this week with one of the high school band directors thoroughly analyzing ...Read More All Work And No Play Makes Joel A Dull Boy I live in a relatively small town that is more than 20 minutes from the next closest smaller town, and ...Read More Weekend Wrapup 07/23/07 As the school year looms closer and closer, I am going to establish a blogging routine. The plan is to ...Read More To Shut Up Or Not To Shut Up? That Is The Question So I wrote Shut Up And Teach! yesterday and have gotten mixed reactions from it. Some have argued that my ...Read More Shut Up And Teach! I get so tired of hearing teachers complaining about No Child Left Behind. I get so tired of hearing teachers ...Read More The Total Resume Makeover It's the last half of July, you're looking for a job, you have no interviews lined up, and school starts ...Read More 15 Tips To Stay Positive I recently read an article entitled Is Positive Possible? by Samantha on TeacherLingo.com. In the article, she writes in part: ...Read More How To Polish Your Resume To Rack Up Job Interviews Polishing The Resume So you have just graduated from college and ready to enter the teaching field. Or maybe you ...Read More ‹ 1 … 21 22 23 24 25 26 ›