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Hal Portner
It Takes a Community to Induct a Teacher
In a healthy community, people help each other grow. Collegial support of induction and professional growth of beginning teachers is a hallmark of a healthy education community...
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Harry & Rosemary Wong
How to Start a Lesson Plan
What do you do if a district does not have a curriculum guide for your grade level or subject? How do you write a lesson plan? What are the steps in creating a good assignment?...
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Dr. Marvin Marshall
Business: A Poor Model for Learning
Using a business model for learning is a practice which has been described by the comic strip character Dagwood Bumstead: "You know, that makes a lot of sense if you don't think about it."...
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Dr. Joe A. Martin
When the Teacher Becomes the Student
Regardless of how good or important the subject matter is, if no one is listening, then no one is learning. Students hold the keys to your success...
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from the Teachers.Net Chatboard
Tips for Nervous New Teacher
Teachers respond when a newly hired teacher posts, "How do I plan? prepare? Heck, someone please just tell me what I should be doing!"...
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Vanessa Levin
Journal Writing in Pre-K
How, when, why should pre-k students participate in journal writing? The answers from a veteran pre-k teacher...
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from the National Association for the Education of Young Children
Early Years Are Learning Years
What to Do About Biters
Why young children bite, and how to deter this aggressive behavior and teach them positive ways to handle their feelings...
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Ginny Hoover
Ginny's List for Going Back to School
This month Ginny lists the supplies you'll need for opening the classroom, and oodles of free resources for all grade levels...
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Barbara Gruber
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Sue Gruber
Speak with Poise, Power and Pizzazz!!!
If you're the type of person who dreads speaking to a roomful of adults, then back-to-school night presentations can be the stuff of nightmares! Here are tips for what to say, and what not to say...
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Members of the Teachers.Net Community
Classroom Photos
Tour a 3rd grade classroom while learning about its organization and operation...
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from the Science Teachers' Chatboard
Creation vs. Evolution - How Do Teachers Respond?
High School teachers offer the voice of experience for when students ask about creation vs. evolution...
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NEW! Printable birthday cards, designed exclusively for Teachers.Net by artist Georgia Hedrick
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