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grizzled veteran (33 years )

by bill T/Fl

Mar 9, 2018

just want to teach science, rather than teaching to the test, preferably to students who give a flip.

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Teachers needed

by Prince Academy

Aug 4, 2017

K,1,&2, plus middle and high school science.

Email -[email removed]

Phone 8139776700

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Chapel Themes for K-8th

by fermata

May 30, 2017

I am planning chapels for the upcoming school year. I have done: Mark 12:30-31 Love the Lord Your God...., Fruit of the Spirit, Luke 2:52 Jesus grew in Wisdom...... Any more ideas out there?

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fermata For Love God Theme I used a resource from Kidology's Discipletown called Love God. For Fruit Of the Spirit Theme I used a resource from Skits by Samson.com. For Route 252 Theme I used Church Skits.com

May 30, 2017

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Peer relationships for students with disabilities

by KristinaS

Dec 1, 2016

Hi! I am doing a class project, on peer relationships and social interactions for students with special needs.The questions has been made from different perspectives found in recent research on this topic, and I want to see how this correlates to those of you who takes this survey. So if you are currently teaching at grade levels 1-12, or knows som...See More

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What say you to this?

by Bill T

Sep 15, 2015

I was the one posting earlier this summer asking about working in a catholic school. Actually, I worked in one for ten years before going to public school.

Turns out this situation did not pan out.

The day before I was supposed to report to this school, I emailed the principal, asking her about the agenda for the next day. Last t...See More

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Jeannie I am sorry to hear about your situation. Common decency seems to have fallen by the wayside. I volunteered in a private school and for volunteers, all was good. However, for the staff, not so much. The problem is in some situations, the administrators are accountable to no one. I saw several great teachers leave because of the principal. It's sad. ...See More

Jul 13, 2016

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Why Lots of Love (or Motivation) Isn’t Enough - Alfie Kohn

by Teachers.Net Gazette

Jun 16, 2016

Why Lots of Love (or Motivation) Isn’t Enough By Alfie Kohn One observation I’ve offered in various contexts is that “how much” tends to matter less than “what kind.” That’s something I’ve written about in four very different domains. My only defense against the reply “Well, duh. Who says otherwise?” is: “No one says otherwise...See More

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Survey on Field Trips

by Cal Poly Students

Jan 16, 2016

We are a group of students conducting research on how teachers manage field trips. Please take our short survey here: [link removed]

Thank you!

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When kids ask: "Why do I have to work hard in school??"

by Teachers.Net Gazette

Aug 27, 2015

...this will help you respond

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Tips and Procedures for the First 10 Days of School

by Teachers.Net Gazette

Aug 21, 2015

"Over 80 percent of what teachers consider to be discipline problems have nothing to do with discipline." ~Harry K. Wong

Read about procedures and routines you can teach and reinforce that will help establish a smooth-running instructional environment.

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Teachers: It’s All in How You Start

by Teachers.Net Gazette

Aug 20, 2015

"Start the first days of school incorrectly and you may never recover for the rest of the year." Click below for timeless advice from the gurus of the First Days of School.

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