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Harry and Rosemary Wong


Teachers Are the Difference


Now in her sixth year of teaching, Melissa Dunbar has helped her students achieve a pass rate of between 92% - 99% over the years, with her ESL and Economically Disadvantaged students achieving a 100% pass rate this past school year!


Columns



Tools and Toys
Red Basket & Problem Solving Forms

K.I.S.S.! Albert Einstein once said that everything should be as simple as possible. With that in mind, Rick offers two extremely simple, yet highly effective tools that will reduce stress and save you time and energy.

By Rick Morris




Instant Ideas for Busy Teachers

Writing for Educational Publishers - Inside Secrets

Have you ever thought about writing educational products? Here are plenty of proven tips and ideas to get you started!

By Sue Gruber


Streaming Video
Teachers.Net Video Bytes: July



Assume The Position, Lost Generation, Bathtub IV, Walk On - ESPN Video, Funeral, Heal, and At Home with Mrs. Hen





 
Self-Injury In Children
Self-injurers come from a broad spectrum of social, economic and racial groups. They can range from being perfectionists to school dropouts.

By Leah Davies


The Principal Learning Curve

The School of No Knocks?

Are we going too far with efforts to eliminate conflict between kids? Should we be sending kids to the school of No Knocks?

By Todd R. Nelson


Promoting Learning & Discipline

Using Imaging to Move or Change Behavior
 
The images in our minds drive our behaviors. The body literally cannot move contrary to a vividly held image. Therefore, in order to change a habit or behavior, we must change our perception to include the new habit or behavior.

By Dr. Marvin Marshall


The Busy Educator's Monthly 5: July 2009

This month Marjan’s list of sites helps teachers: raise awareness of blindness and Braille, teach literature, work against bullying, and more.

By Marjan Glavac



Advice for Substitute Teachers
Substitute issues: What to Wear & Too Much Love

Barbara Pressman advises substitute teachers on appropriate dress and what to do when students say, "We like you better than our regular teacher!"

By Barbara Pressman



Collective Wisdom
Getting and Keeping the Attention of 3-4 Yr Olds

It’s not easy, but it can be done - if you use these nifty chants, songs, and techniques gathered from teachers on the Early Childhood Teachers Chatboard!



A Message to Share with Parents about Summer Learning

Ways to communicate to parents how important summer is as a time for learning.

Dorothy Rich


Free Printables
Printable Worksheets & Teaching Aids

Indulge this month with Sweet Classroom Rules, and print your July - August calendar.




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