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Mar 2, 2007
I'm looking for someone I used to teach with. Her name is
Ann Craig and the last I heard, she was in Illinois. Does
anyone know what happened to her?
Mar 7, 2007
If you're interested in getting ideas for teaching
comprehension and fluency stratgegies in Grades 1-3, I
will be presenting two full-day seminars in Madison and
Green Bay in April. Check out [link removed].
Apr 1, 2007
Hi all-I have been asked this question in many interviews
and I was wondering what your thoughts were: Should a
teacher have empathy towards their students?
What do you think?
May 22, 2007
Hi. Situation: A sub teacher asks a student to leave the
classroom to go to the principal and the principal sends
the student back within an hour and says the sub has to
take him. The sub said he is not ready for that and would
like the student out because he believes the other 26
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distruptive students do not have to be accepted (M)
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back into the classroom... but if/how that's followed on a
building or adminstrator basis can be enlightenting.
In my distirct you can "opt" to be a "limited" sub - that means
refusing certian buldings, classrooms or assignments... but then
a "limited sub" is paid less per day.
N.
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back into the classroom... but if/how that's followed on a
building or adminstrator basis can be enlightenting.
In my distirct you can "opt" to be a "limited" sub - that means
refusing certian buldings, classrooms or assignments... but then
a "limited sub" is paid less per day.
N.
On 6...See More
Jun 21, 2007
Can anyone tell me if elementary teaching jobs are in
demand in Wisconsin? I keep hearing a million different
things. Thanks!!! =0)
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Another really good resource for reader's theater scripts,
center ideas,comprehension and writing is
literacynook.com
Definitely worth checking out : )
On 2/23/07, Karen wrote:
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