I am responsible for getting gift for my principal who is leaving at the end if the year. I am thinking of ordering a wine glass with our school name etched in it. Then filling it will candy and getting her a bottle of wine. Nothing expensive but a small token. What do you think? Suggestions?
There are no days in the whole year more delicious than those that often come to us in the latter half of April. The sun trembles in his own soft rays. The grass in the meadow seems to have grown green since yesterday. Though there is warmth enough for a sense of luxury, there is coolness enough for exertion.
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How do you effectively manage a classroom without being considered too strict and overbearing. I want to have a productive and engaged classroom, but I find it difficult to do that if students are being too disruptive or if students hate me because all I do is tell them to keep working.
Tara T KegleyOne way is to actively teach procedures at the beginning of the school year. Don't be afraid of your students being mad at you. If you are consistent, they will get over it.