5 Mistakes I Made As A New Teacher
Some of the mistakes I made as a new teacher involved taking everything personally and being afraid to make mistakes in the first place!
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Teaching: The art & science of helping people learn
Some of the mistakes I made as a new teacher involved taking everything personally and being afraid to make mistakes in the first place!
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Helping Students Respond To Art In A Museum by Steve Berer, musexplore.net In this article, I will present a project
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Making Your Classroom Work More Like A Playground by TeachThought Staff Should classrooms be more like playgrounds? The playground is a
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by Sandra L. Love, Ed.D. The content of this article has been adjusted per the author’s original submission to clarify any
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How Can School Leaders Can Use Observations More Effectively? by Paul Moss Whilst observations are certainly not the whole picture
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High School History Teachers Lecture Too Much by Grant Wiggins, Authentic Education Ed note: On May 26, 2015, Grant Wiggins passed away.
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Dear first-year me: Don’t forget to take time to be patient and really listen–to students and colleagues, but also your own mind and body.
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#Iwishmyteacherknew Examples Revealing All Around by TeachThought Staff Kyle Schwartz teaches third grade at Doull Elementary in Colorado. By now, you’ve
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What I Really Think About Teacher Effectiveness Ratings by Grant Wiggins, Authentic Education While exploring teacher effectiveness ratings, I went looking for
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How Your Teacher Observation Can Help You Grow by Paul Moss For many, teacher observations are their biggest source of
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Culturally Responsive Teaching Starts With Students by Dr. Matthew Lynch, Dean of the School of Education, Psychology, & Interdisciplinary Studies at Virginia
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The Precious First Few Minutes Of Class by Suzy Pepper Rollins Students file into class. “Your warm-up is on the
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