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TEACHERS.NET GAZETTE
MAY 2000
Volume 1 Number 3

COVER STORY
Teachers.Net Gatherings are spreading like wildfire. Find out if there's one near you this Summer!
FEATURES
Are We Better Off Now?
Reflections From a Student Teacher
Brain Compatible Learning
Class Reunion Predictions
Sign Language in the Classroom
COLUMNS
Letter from the Founder
New at Teachers.Net
Schoolhouse Views by Beth Bruno
4 Blocks by Cheryl Sigmon
Letters to the Editor
New in the Lesson Bank
Upcoming Ed Conferences
Humor from the Classroom
Help Wanted - Teaching Jobs
Live Events Calendar
Gazette Back Issues
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Teacher Gatherings Spreading Like Wildfire!
Teachers.Net Gatherings are spreading like wildfire, and chances are there's one near you this Summer. In the months ahead, Teachers.Net teachers will be gathering in San Diego, Pennsylvania, Colorado, northern California, and even "across the pond" in the U.K.! Click on the link below for more details and dates, and mark your calendar for fun this Summer - come meet the people who you've come to know so well!
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Signing in the Classroom
Sl wait Rick Morris discusses using sign language in the classroom. Find out why Rick says "Sign Language is one of the five things I would never teach without."
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Are We Better Off?
Kat Kathleen Carpenter takes it to the streets, asking the Teachers.Net community, "Are we better off now?" Check out the answers you provided to this thought-provoking question in this month's Chatboard Poll. Full story

Also in this issue:
  • Letter from the Founder
  • Find Out What's New at Teachers.Net
  • YENDOR'S May Top Ten!
  • Chatboard Poll Better Off Now?
  • Reflections from Student Teaching
  • Cheryl Sigmon's Four Blocks Column
  • Schoolhouse Views by Beth Bruno
  • Featured Lessons from the Lesson Bank
  • Current Teacher Job Listings from around the world
  • Live Meetings & Workshops this month on Teachers.Net

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