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Ten 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, an...See More Ten 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 access the rest of the article.]
gazette.teachers.net/gazette/wordpress/steve-reifman/10-reasons-to-work-hard-in-school/
A conservative estimate is that one in six children in school today has a parent who is dependent on or addicted to alcohol or other drugs.
Wait for It… (to Nurture Stduent’s Curiosity) by Abigail Flesch Connors in the March issue of Teachers.Net Gazette
If your teaching style were a movie genre what would it be? Try this one...
Hi My daughter is a 4th grader and is having trouble reading. She is at a 2nd grade level. Her reading comp. Is also low. Is there anything I can do to help her read more fluent as well help with the comp.
28 Ways to Build Persistent & Confident Students is a list of ways to combat helplessness in students. Click below to access the article.
by Dan Hoffman
Dec 14, 2014
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I'm a fourth grade math teacher and I'm way behind on the standards. We started with geometry, then moved into place value, etc,, and are just now going into Multiplication. Is there anyone out there in the same boat as me?! I know I'm not going to get it all taught and it is really stressing me out!
Here are the coming week's writing prompts and discussion starters. Consider using them to add interest and information to newsletters and morning announcements.
Join us in giving thanks to Jim Wayne for this gift to educators everywhere!
In the linked article, Barbara Blackburn writes:
"I hear many people talk about tolerance and how we must learn to be tolerant toward those who are different from us. When we tolerate something, we put up with it temporarily until it is gone. We tolerate a toothache, back pain, and loud music coming from a neighbor’s house. Why would we ...See MoreIn the linked article, Barbara Blackburn writes:
"I hear many people talk about tolerance and how we must learn to be tolerant toward those who are different from us. When we tolerate something, we put up with it temporarily until it is gone. We tolerate a toothache, back pain, and loud music coming from a neighbor’s house. Why would we ever put what we do with children in the same category? Instead, we should celebrate the differences of our children."
Click over to read the rest, including several simple but powerful classroom activities you can incorporate immediately.
Need writing prompts or discussion starters based upon historical and pop history events? Tidbits for morning announcements and newsletters? Or just plain interesting reading?
If so, click over to Jim Wayne's thoughtful prompts for this week. (Be sure to share the link with your colleagues!)
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