Welcome back to the weekly installment of Teaching Tips Tuesday (T3)! This is a weekly post in which readers get the chance to share their…
Read MoreStudy Skill O’ The Week: Dingers!
Back in the 20th century, when I was in high school, I had this social studies teacher who would give away all the test answers…
Read MoreStudy Skill O’ the Week: Swatters!
“If it’s not fun, they won’t learn!” – 5th grade teacher, Inner City Elementary I overheard this teacher say this the other day, and I…
Read MoreChecklist for New Teachers
Class List? Check. Office Max trip? Check.New lunchbox? Check.Systematic Classroom Management Plan designed to set the stage for the whole year? Um….. I have been…
Read MoreResource BONANZA
Dear Special Education Teachers, I hope you are all taking time off this summer to rest, relax, and rejuvenate. You should be sipping something out…
Read MoreThe Doctor is IN.
Recently, the edublog world has been talking about how teacher accountability might be measured in much the same way doctors are measured—by professional standards, not…
Read MoreBeware of the Scarlet P
“Penny Pingleton, you know you are punished. From now on you’re wearing a giant P on your blouse EVERY DAY to school so that the…
Read MoreBehind the Scenes
I watched this mockumentary last night called “Chalk.” It was, I think, supposed to be a comedy. If you work in the schools though, it…
Read MoreCh-Ch-Changes!
Who wants to try an experiment about change? Don’t all raise your hands at once! Here’s the experiment: Before reading this post, change one thing…
Read MorePsychologist vs. Puppy
We got a puppy. You know what’s a lot of work? Puppies. My fiancé and I have been following this puppy around, armed with my…
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