It’s Not Our Beliefs That Transfer…It’s Our Passion
A friend recently mailed me a copy of the book The Line and the Dot: Alternative thoughts on vision by Paul Gibbs. The book intrigued […]
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The Years Are Building Blocks: Part Five
This is a guest post by Drew, who currently teaches 7th Grade Texas History in the San Antonio area, where he has taught since 2004. Maybe this […]
7 Ways To Impress Your College Professor
This is a guest post by Liz Cutten, who helps run FindCollegeCards, a college student blog that helps students learn about everything college. All college […]
Get Ready For Reader Appreciation Month 2008
Thanksgiving is a holiday for remembering what we have and giving thanks to our God for His blessings. I like to spend the months of […]
So You Got A New Job! Should You Go Out And Buy A Bunch of New Crap?
Just because you have a new job doesn’t mean that you need to spend everything you make. Just because you got your first paycheck doesn’t […]
Life Lesson 1: Experience Is The Best Teacher
This article is the first in a series of “life lessons” exploring some of the things that I have learned over the years. In this […]
50 Reasons To Love Your Job As A Teacher
In November of 2007, I had Reader Appreciation Month. During the course of that month, I interviewed a number of my readers and gained some […]
Reader Appreciation: Athena
November is Reader Appreciation Month at So You Want To Teach? Today’s featured reader is Athena. Name: Athena Location: South Texas Occupation: ELA 9th & […]
Less Stress: Increase Healthy Foods
Now that you have eliminated junk foods from your diet, it’s time to replace them. So what kinds of foods should you replace them with? […]
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 more than 2 hours from […]