January 2012
38 posts
DEAR GREAT TEACHERS, Thanks for teaching us. →
thanksforteaching.us
Submit a note thanking a teachers and describing how they inspired you. You can even say and search for the grade, school, and city you attended.
50 Alternatives to the Book Report →
ncte.org
“What? You don’t want to write a book report? Let me give you some alternatives…”
THE RAVEN: The Interactive Study Resource →
teachersfirst.com
January 29, 1845 Edgar Allan Poe published “The Raven” Here’s an interactive website that helps with alliteration, assonance, rhyme, and vocabulary as students read along.
“Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.”
—Winston Churchill (via whatshipsarefor)
100 iPad Apps Perfect For Middle School →
21stcenturyfluency.com
Such a great list!
The Teacher's Desk: Tricks of the Substitute Teacher: Market Yourself →
theteachersdesk.tumblr.com
These are great suggestion! I use business cards, but I like the idea of visiting schools.
It’s been a long hard road but you have finally been added to the supply list for a school board in your city, Congratulations!
Every night, between 6pm and 9pm, you keep your phone close waiting for that call, assigning you to a job … your phone doesn’t ring.
You set out your clothes and put…
Ms. Leah, HBIC: Adaptions in Art for Special Needs Students →
levimoonflower.tumblr.com
Great suggestions (and possibly reminders) for modifications and adaptations in the special needs classroom.
General Suggestions:
- Be aware of the goals on the student’s IEP in order to help the student achieve personal goals. It might be a more important goal for the student to learn socialization, to complete a task, or develop fine-motor ability than to make a work of fine art.
- Relaxing…
Looking Back at 2011 and looking forward to 2012 →
blog.web20classroom.org
I learned a new acronym. B.Y.O.D. That’s something to consider for your own classroom.
