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by Teachers.Net Gazette - by teachers, for teachers
Aug 13, 2012
10 Reasons to Work Hard in School By Steve Reifman
10 important reasons why it matters to work hard, value education, and take school seriously. Children who understand the many purposes of education will be more motivated to learn, more committed to their studies, more likely to persevere during challenging times, more willing to delay gr...See More10 Reasons to Work Hard in School By Steve Reifman
10 important reasons why it matters to work hard, value education, and take school seriously. Children who understand the many purposes of education will be more motivated to learn, more committed to their studies, more likely to persevere during challenging times, more willing to delay gratification, better able to find meaning in their work, and better able to connect today’s learning to tomorrow’s opportunities.
Click below to read the list of 10 reasons to work hard in school.
by Teachers.Net Gazette
Dec 19, 2012
Click below to access the brief but thought-provoking essay.
by Teachers.Net Gazette
Dec 27, 2012
When making decisions for the school and his staff, he uses the 98/2 rule.
by Teachers.Net Gazette
Jan 3, 2013
Excerpt: On the outside looking in, the leaders of tomorrow have more tattoos, more piercings, play more violent video games, dress differently, and listen to music you and I don’t understand. This generation spends more time on Twitter and Facebook than it does interacting with family at dinner. It is because of this that many doubt our future. ...See MoreExcerpt: On the outside looking in, the leaders of tomorrow have more tattoos, more piercings, play more violent video games, dress differently, and listen to music you and I don’t understand. This generation spends more time on Twitter and Facebook than it does interacting with family at dinner. It is because of this that many doubt our future. But I beg to differ and want to share why.
by Teachers.Net Gazette
Jan 8, 2013
Click below to read what T-Netters said are the attributes of a great principal. What would you add to the list?
by Teachers.Net Gazette
Jan 9, 2013
Dr. Robert Rose, author of Abuses of Power in Education; Challenging Practically Everything (Outskirts Press, 2008), shares insight gained during his radio show dialogue with Dr.Howard Seeman, as they explored their belief in the importance of assertiveness in teachers.
by Teachers.Net Gazette
Apr 17, 2013
The Words We Use by Bill Powers
I just finished reading Daniel Pink’s book "Drive" and walked away with many key thinking points to ponder and use as I continue to focus and refocus on my purpose and drive to be a better person and principal.
by Dr. Justin Tarte in Teachers.Net Gazette
Sep 5, 2013
Let’s be honest with each other for a moment. Let’s take back all the fake smiles and friendly little emails. Let’s tell all the cute puppies to go home and cast aside all the colorful rainbows… Sometimes people just don’t care what you think.
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