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Jan 13, 2018
~ Sandra Sharpe
Jan 12, 2018
~ Edith Sitwell
Jan 11, 2018
~ Anita Roddick
Jan 8, 2018
Linda
Don't resign yet to just one or two days a week for exercise--teachers have a hard time fitting in exercise, but Chris Mumford at Hey Teach! just wrote about "5 REALISTIC Ways for Teachers to Get Healthier This Year." Google it and see how simple it will be for you to stay fit this year! Good luck!
Elaine/ret/IN
Yay, Men. So difficult to cycle alone, but you were up to the task! Shu glad to see you here today. Wishing for other exercisers as well.
We've been on a cruise. Just heading home. I did my 10,000+ steps most days. But we're driving 6 days--few steps there. And I missed lots of days over the holidays. Next week is my exercise first day of...See More
We've been on a cruise. Just heading home. I did my 10,000+ steps most days. But we're driving 6 days--few steps there. And I missed lots of days over the holidays. Next week is my exercise first day of...See More
Hello teachers :)
I was hoping that you all might be able to share your insights with me...
I have heard from lots of people that the career counsellors at schools are not particularly well equipped to help kids make decisions about their future. Not that career counsellors are to blame, instead there are so many career options th...See More
I was hoping that you all might be able to share your insights with me...
I have heard from lots of people that the career counsellors at schools are not particularly well equipped to help kids make decisions about their future. Not that career counsellors are to blame, instead there are so many career options th...See More
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men52
I agree with Novel that most of these kids will end up doing jobs that do not even exist yet. One of our daughters works at a job that didn't exist when she was in college. She works in a very tech type job and she was a liberal arts major. Computers were just becoming part of our every day lives. What stood out in her background was her year as an...See More
Linda
Nancy Barile is an award winning high school teacher who's written about this topic--a challenging one since, she says, there's always some students who don't want to go to college at all. She says there are many career paths for those students too, and teachers have to be ready to answer their questions and provide guidance for them as well, or th...See More
Jan 10, 2018
I have reported them.
Just in case you think I'm a Moaning Minnie, thanks for all the good work you do here for all of us.
Best wishes from, Novel
Jan 10, 2018
~ Randy Pausch
Jan 9, 2018
Linda
When you branch out internationally, add cultural activities to it. Former teacher Tania Cowling has incorporated language, food and crafts into her lessons. Google her article "Exploring Cultures in Your Classroom: Activities to Try." Have fun with that!
Jan 9, 2018
We asked the teacher if there was something he could do to earn the four points and she said no and that he failed because he did not complete assignments.
But when I check the portal (on-line grading system) he has not one ...See More
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David
Thanks for the reply. Actually he is in 10th grade, took Spanish 1 last year. Also in classwork assignments it is: 85%, Homework 100%, Projects 75%, is what he had in class last term. But test and quizzes were both at 40%, that is why his grade was only a 75. So it appeared to me as if he was doing all of his work, because of the 85% in classwork, ...See More
men52
Could class work include participation during class? Many teachers give part of the grade for that. The students usually get a breakdown at the beginning of the school year as to how a teacher comes up with a grade in his or class. I get the same thing at the fall orientation for parents when we go to each classrroom. I don't pay that much attentio...See More
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