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Oct 7, 2014
Once upon a time, there was a giraffe, caged in and confined to the space within the bars. There was no way out imaginable. After years, the bars became familiar, expected, and maybe even comfortable for the giraffe. Sadly, when the cage was eventually opened, the giraffe did not flee. Instead, it bashed its head against the bars over and over...
Aug 4, 2014
The Teacher Who Couldn’t Read - By Owen M. Griffith - an incredible story!
Jul 25, 2014
At times it bogged down for me, but it had some very interesting ideas about how schools should be run in the 21st century, especially the idea of "crowdsourcing," a la Wikipedia.
brad
Jul 21, 2014
Tim Walker is an American educator now teaching in Finland. He blogs about the contrasts between American and Finnish schools. His latest entry begins, "Nothing should ever get in the way of bathroom breaks for students, right? Think again..."
Click below to read the rest, then share with friends!
Click below to read the rest, then share with friends!
May 10, 2014
I've been doing a lot of thinking about teaching lately. I decided to clean out my professional literature and get rid of the texts I don't use. That amounted to a LOT of books (don't worry, I kept all the ones I love, LOL). I was going to put them in the staff room as freebies, but 2 teachers new to our s...See More
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michelle3or
I wasn't thinking... lost my train of thought about what the original post was
michelle3or
I still have about a thousand children's books in boxes in my garage. It's so hard to weed my babies. Last summer I even donated about a hundred to Goodwill. The professional books, I still have them in my home office. They are like trophies, almost. They really helped shape the teacher I became and am proud to still be. I gave some of the "le...See More
Dec 5, 2010
How do you show differentiation in a writing workshop?
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Marcia3GA
On 12/05/10, Marcia3GA wrote: > Judy, not trying to trick you, but needed a voice of reason.
"Trick you' may be not the best way to put it. The question was so basic... and I knew that, and I know you know of my background with reading and writing workshop so question may have seemed out of place.
"Trick you' may be not the best way to put it. The question was so basic... and I knew that, and I know you know of my background with reading and writing workshop so question may have seemed out of place.
Dec 5, 2010
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dc
That's my goal. OK with everyone else?
works for me. j.e. nfm
On 12/18/10, dc wrote: > That's my goal. OK with everyone else?
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