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by Derrick Perdue
Sep 24, 2013
Hello, I am in classroom management at Freed-Hardeman University. I am a senior about to graduate with a degree in Middle School Education. I was just wondering how you would deal with a students who has ODD?
I am looking for suggestions for novels that include a court case. This would be used to supplement our law unit, including the actual trial process. I need material appropriate for students in middle school. Thanks!
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Sep 28, 2013
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by Jim Wayne in Teachers.Net Gazette
Sep 29, 2013
Writing prompts that support your efforts to teach, not only writing, but Social studies, history, geography, science, language, arts, religion… even pop culture!
Use them to prompt writing, reflection, discussion, and even deeper research on the topics. They’re great for faculty and parent newsletters, too!
by Bill Toth in Teachers.Net Gazette
Oct 1, 2013
31 year teacher and long time T-Netter Bill Toth, now retired, reflects upon the nature and effectiveness of the TRUE middle school configuration, wishing for its return. The True Middle School gazette.teachers.net/gazette/wordpress/bill-toth/2028
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Hi, I am looking for a final unit test for the novel I Want to Go Home. Can anyone help me out? Thanks,
Paul
by Jim Wayne in Teachers.Net Gazette
Oct 14, 2013
Writing prompts that will generate the interest of students and adults!
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