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• If The Teaching’s Bad Kids Will Behave Badly!

  
  Pam Ponders — Authority: 143
  When kids can’t learn they often resort to being badly behaved! There are only 2 directions children can follow when they haven’t a clue what’s going on in class. They can’t read properly, so their chance of surviving in class is severely curtailed. The direction they follow is to become an increasingly ...
  2 days ago

• Kids’ Behaviour – Prevent A Behaviour Crisis Then You Don’t Have To Manage One!

  
  rotatelogs.com — Authority: 165
  I had some visitors in my class today. They were staff from a local school where I’d given some behaviour management training and I always encourage them to come and see the strategies being used. I love having visitors and the kids just take it in their stride – it’s normal to them to have an audience and it ...
  3 days ago

• Whole Brain Teaching Approach

  
  Ask-Dr-Kirk — Authority: 115
  Professor Chris Biffle (Crafton Hills College) illustrates whole brain teaching with micro-lecturing in his philosophy class. Interesting approach-the students definitely seem engaged in the lecture!
  6 days ago

• Lia is Outraged

  
  classroom as microcosm — Authority: 114
  Despite the relief that classes are now over, I don’t really like this time of the semester.  As I plow through the stacks of final assignments in a kind of death march, slowly posting the grades up online, students begin to panic and sides of their personalities emerge that I haven’t seen before.  Consider the ...
  1 week ago

• Top ten skills needed to succeed as a teacher (and technology)

  
  RyanCollins.org — Authority: 118
  photo credit: davidsilver This article started out as the top ten skills needed to use technology effectively, but as I wrote the list, I realized that technology shouldn’t be separated out. As we proclaim that technology is a tool, we also shouldn’t single it out when talking about what skills it takes to ...
  1 week ago

• Adults, Just Stop Whining and Start Managing Kids’ Behaviour As You Should Be!

  
  Self Love Tips — Authority: 143
  Adults, Just Stop Whining and Start Managing Kids’ Behaviour As You Should Be! Post from: Self Love Tips . Looking for intuitive awareness in the world today? Bring ancient wisdom translated in the Mayan Daily Insights . I can feel a super rant coming on... A little boys just started in my class and his ...
  1 week ago

• Tap Into Your Businesss Potential With Social Media

  
  VIP Virtual Solutions - Virtually taking care of your business... — Authority: 103
  Finally your products and services are all sorted, website and branding is looking great and youre ready to plug your business and take on the world! Hopefully along the way youve also built a considerable network to leverage, and invested in some SEO techniques to get your website noticed and make a crucial ...
  1 week ago

• Flow Theory: Seeing the Relationships Between Materials

  
  The Moveable Alphabet — Authority: 106
  I have been thinking about the relationships between the Montessori materials a lot over the past year or so. I have returned to the notion of an indirect aim as a grounding place for my own abstract thoughts which sometimes take me too far from what is at hand. So, I began mentally pairing materials that seemed to me ...
  1 week ago

• Tips for Managing Tech Tools in the Classroom

  
  always learning — Authority: 478
  One of the things I love about being a technology facilitator is that I get to see all sorts of fantastic management strategies in the many classrooms I visit. Every teacher seems to have a unique way of handling the variety of tools we have at our disposal here at ISB. Thankfully, as part of our CoETaIL course, Jeff ...
  1 week ago

• flying with one engine burned out

  
  Elbows, knees, dreams — Authority: 115
  I mentioned that I have been sick.  The last few weeks have been difficult; I’ve been overcome with a bone-deep fatigue and had difficulty coping with….well, everything.  I was so tired I couldn’t even think straight about how weird this was and how maybe I should call my doctor .  The last straw was when I ...
  1 week ago

• Great Idea For End Of Semester: Have Students Do Self-Evaluation

  
  Ask-Dr-Kirk — Authority: 115
  Professor Ted Panitz (Cape Cod Community College) has his students do a self-evaluation at the end of each semester. This is done separately from the teaching evaluation typically done at most universities and gives the students a chance to reflect on their own contribution to the learning process. Questions he ...
  1 week ago

• Please, Please, Please, Don’t Call My Mom

  
  Education On The Plate — Authority: 447
  Like most school districts, NYC has a printed discipline code. Ours spells out four degrees of violations ranging from the mild, insubordination, perhaps, to the potentially lethal, bringing a gun to school. Every student and every teacher is given a copy of the code and, to make sure the first day of school is as ...
  2 weeks ago

• What To Do To Wrap Up The Semester?

  
  Ask-Dr-Kirk — Authority: 115
  I just came across these tips for wrapping up your classes. Heres  how I had my students summarize what they had learned in one of my classes last spring.
  2 weeks ago

• anger

  
  Elbows, knees, dreams — Authority: 115
  On Friday I was sick.  I came in this morning to find Miss Slinger’s notes about a few misbehaviors.  She reported that Chutney had had an “AT-TI-TUDE” all morning. First thing when Chutney got to school this morning, she said to me, “Why weren’t you here yesterday?!” “You mean Friday?  Well, I was ...
  2 weeks ago

• Week in Lab #12: A little late…

  
  Reflections on Teaching — Authority: 402
  It was a really hectic week both at school (first full day, full week in a while), and after school for me, and I added doing a 10 mile bike trek with my son’s boy scout troop to my weekend mix. Needless to say, I didn’t get around to reflecting on my week until now. There was  a lot of good stuff, but one class ...
  2 weeks ago

• Tips For Community College Teachers

  
  Ask-Dr-Kirk — Authority: 115
  Some good tips for teaching diverse students at the community college level are found here .
  2 weeks ago

• Hey You Grown Ups, Quit Whining and Moaning About Kids and Learn to Manage Their Behaviour Instead!

  
  Ask Sison — Authority: 130
  I can feel a super rant coming on… A little boy’s just started in my class and his behaviour in school is totally dreadful! He’s been allowed to behave like this for years and he’s just had his 8th birthday. Its astounding! Perhaps I shouldn’t be shocked – I deal with cases like this time after time. ...
  2 weeks ago

• Personalizing Your Online Courses

  
  Ask-Dr-Kirk — Authority: 115
  One complaint both students and faculty have about online courses is that they can seem so impersonal. This article gives seven easy ways to change that. I liked the suggestion of having students share photos of their pets.
  3 weeks ago

• Telstar 3 Group: Classroom Management & WebQuests

  
  Learning in Maine — Authority: 126
  Monday, November 30 - 3:30, Crescent Park School, SAD#44 Agenda
  3 weeks ago

• Differentiating Deliciously

  
  Education On The Plate — Authority: 447
  Image via Wikipedia No, I’m not talking about the social bookmarking site . I’m talking about education and food. That’s what this blog is supposed to be about and in a Twitter response to my last post, @ToughLoveforX remarked that high schools should have teaching kitchens. I disagree. All schools ...
  3 weeks ago

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