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Teaching: An Awesome Responsibility and The Teacher is the Difference by Bill Page Making teaching decisions is an awesome responsibility...	Computer Use Policy: Informing the User's Consent by Dr. Rob Reilly When crafting policy statements, especially when technology is involved, always assume that there is a need to provide the user with an explanation...
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Families Get Organized For Success by Jay Davidson I was intrigued to discover that there is a relationship between a clean, well-organized home and the educational and financial success of the children who grew up there...

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A Dozen Sure Fire Ways to Boost Memory in the Diverse Classroom by Susan Gingras Fitzell Do you have students who have difficulty remembering information for tests? Most teachers do...	A Lesson in Economics by Alan Greenspan by Lawrence F. Roberge A few weeks ago, I directed my Internet connection to the Bloomberg.com site...
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The Benefits of eBooks: Learning With an Attitude! by Glenn Dietzel Optimal learning is all about the "body language" of the information to be delivered---Learning with an attitude!...

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Temperate Deciduous Forests and "OH DEER!" Game by Zheljko Stanimirovic If you live in the climatic zone of temperate deciduous forests, you may want to include the topic in your curriculum year-round. Here are some suggestions for each season...	What? No TV! by Joy Jones How would it feel to go four days without the television or the computer? Would you feel desperate or would it make you free? My seventh and eighth graders could tell you how it felt, since that is the assignment I gave them...
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Teaching Gayle to Read (Part 5) by Grace Vyduna-Haskins There is light at the end of the tunnel and it glows a bit brighter each day...

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Another Way To Look At It...or...Thinking Like A Child by Linda Todd Slow down and listen when you're around young children...	Music Lesson: Teaching High/Low Tones from: The Early Childhood Mailring In my Music class we are doing a lesson plan explaining High/Low (tone). I have been searching for a approriate song that we can use to teach to preschoolers about the concept and that is also fun and may have some actions that show high and low...
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