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When you have gone through all the steps of EDI you arrive at closure. But wouldn’t you know it? There is still another step after closure but it doesn’t involve the teacher. It’s called Independent practice. This is where you release the kids independently to do a test or a worksheet. They show they learned [...]
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My 3 kids rehearsing the night before Halloween.
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Have you ever heard the expression: “Keeping up with the Joneses?” There is a drive in Americans it seems, and maybe all people, to perpetually showing ones stuff. It isn’t enough for many for a job to be done well, people have to recognize it or it never happened.
It’s as if sometimes our lives are [...]
These are some of the best education related links I found last week.
I think every teacher at some point or another has heard, “Teacher I don’t get it” from their kids. It can be qwuite frustrating when you feel the information has been taught well. But what about the times when the teacher doesn’t understand what he/she is teaching? I think in some cases we assume the [...]
Welcome to the November 3, 2008 edition of amazing vision. It is great to read human ingenuity and there is plenty of it in these blog posts.
Isabella Mori presents heroes of healing: thich nhat hanh posted at change therapy, saying, “Therapist, blogger, and friend to this blog Isabella Mori [...]
Our Jack-o-lantern hasn’t weathered the high desert heat very well and indeed the gourd has shrunken downward. It got me to thinking about beauty and aging and roses.
If you’ve ever been embarrassed by being late, I found a lot of these on Blog Catalog Discussions. this post is for you time management enthusiasts out there:
1. Set your watch and clocks in your house to ten minutes ahead.
2. Use an online task manager like Remember the [...]
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