7
Dec
2018
December Syndrome
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/There’s a virulent scourge running rampant in schools. Symptoms include: inability to focus, impaired short-term memory, restlessness, failure to follow directions, and... Read More
21
Nov
2018
No Time for Student Feedback? Fret Not—Here Are Some Quick Tips
Have you ever looked—really looked—at a student’s face after you’ve offered positive feedback on their performance or behavior? I have. It’s unforgettable.... Read More
13
Nov
2018
Igniting Curiosity in the Classroom
We all know the old saying, “Curiosity killed the cat.” It’s supposed to be a warning against inquisitive thought, a reminder that... Read More
25
Jul
2017
Coffee Shop Classrooms
I love coffee shops. I don’t even like coffee and yet, I love coffee shops. Everything about a coffee shop is designed... Read More
28
Jun
2017
The Power of Student Choice
I consider myself to be a generous tipper, but I’ll admit it. I’ve never felt particularly compelled to contribute to the tip... Read More
1
Mar
2017
Garlic Powder and Work-Life Balance for Teachers
On a recent call with my mother, we chit-chatted about the weather, the kids, work, etc., and then entered into a discussion... Read More
23
Feb
2017
The Best Laid Lesson Plans
There’s a time and a place for linear thinking. If I’m trying to re-create a recipe exactly, I must follow the steps,... Read More
11
Jan
2017
Where the Wild Things Learn
Humans are born curious and inquisitive, and they are born into a world that is chaotic, unpredictable, and wild. Yet for some... Read More