In a previous post, Three Good Questions For Teachers To Ask Themselves (& Answer Them Here If You Feel Like It), I shared that one of the areas where I have improved this year is in teaching writing. There have been a...
Read MoreNOTE: First, Wallwisher, the popular virtual “corkboard” or “bulletin board” Web tool changed their name — they’re now known as Padlet (though all their old links using the Wallwisher name...
Read MoreOur school is divided into seven “Small Learning Communities” (SLC’s). Our SLC’s contain 300 students and twenty teachers each, and we all stay together during the student’s four year high school...
Read MoreHow best to help students learn phonics? Now that’s a question that can get a lot of teachers going. I personally can’t imagine teaching or learning phonics in the mind-numbing way I’ve sometimes seen it used...
Read MoreAs regular readers know, I have my students do regular, anonymous, evaluations of our classes and me, and post the results — warts and all — here, along with some analysis (You can see previous posts at My Best Posts...
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