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A little bit ago, I typed a post regarding LGBT+ students. I have many responses and I love that. I am still looking for a few more so please keep up the work!!!!
by educationlady
Mar 30, 2017
To all my fellow teachers! I was looking for teacher discounts online and ended up finding an organization called National Public Employee Alliance and they give free professional liability insurance and tons of discounts specifically for teachers. It helps that they are also way cheaper to join.
by Barb S. hs/ret
Mar 30, 2017
<h3><font color=magenta>Being whole has a lot to do with acknowledging the spiritual part of our natures.
<i>~ Jan Karon</i></h3></font>
by Elaine/ret/IN
Mar 29, 2017
Blue skies in Indiana. 12085 steps. Do 3 naps cancel that out? What's going on here? Hmmmm.
Elaine
by Barb S. hs/ret
Mar 29, 2017
<h3><font color=brown>Education best serves students by helping them to be more self-reflective.
<i>~ Randy Pausch</i></h3></font>
Hello, I was moved after the year started to a new school,new subject, new grade level (7th Social Studies). From the very first class, it has been horrible. Multiple students per class want to argue about the simplest of procedures. I have been teaching for years, and my procedures have never been a problem. The students are loud, rude, disobedie...See More Hello, I was moved after the year started to a new school,new subject, new grade level (7th Social Studies). From the very first class, it has been horrible. Multiple students per class want to argue about the simplest of procedures. I have been teaching for years, and my procedures have never been a problem. The students are loud, rude, disobedient, and generally disrespectful. I have tried to rectify it during class, but instead of things getting better, they seem to be getting worse. I call parents, but nothing changes with behaviors. I have had to increase office referrals, which only makes me look bad. The teachers who have been at the school for years are having issues too. Not to the extent that I am, but this is not just me. I am very depressed at the state of things. I am also on a cart, running from class to class. Students are there before I am. I have seen all of the "I stated my procedures and they seem to get it and everything is awesome" posts, articles, etc. What I'd like to hear is realistic ideas on getting a bad situation under control. Drew
Are you a K-12 teacher who teaches diverse students with varying abilities? Are you a content teacher being pressed to teach reading and writing within your complex content? Do you find your to-do list to be never ending and you just don't have time to build?
If so, use your computer/laptop to join me from your sofa, your home office, or ...See MoreAre you a K-12 teacher who teaches diverse students with varying abilities? Are you a content teacher being pressed to teach reading and writing within your complex content? Do you find your to-do list to be never ending and you just don't have time to build?
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