Positive Projections: The Golden Nugget for Student Excellence
I have been teaching now for six years. When I first started, there were students who I let drown. It was my fault because I
I have been teaching now for six years. When I first started, there were students who I let drown. It was my fault because I
The saying goes, “Get told about a topic and you may get it, write or talk about a topic and you have demonstrated some knowledge
It was my teacher preparation program that brought this idea, that I loved, to my attention. They said that, “when you grade work you shouldn’t
For some students, and by virtue of that, some teachers, this topic may be of no practical impact. In particular communities, and for particular cultures,
While I was in Teachers’ College, I did a practicum at the high school I attended as a teenager. When people ask me how it
This past summer, I took a nice long break from writing where I forced myself not to feel forced to write. During July and August,
This past week I had the opportunity to attend one of the largest and most prestigious scholarly conferences in Canada. The annual Congress of the
Let me cut straight to the facts, instructional strategies are leading our boys straight to the slaughter-house. And this violence starts right at the elementary
When you have taught a student who didn’t care about punishment or rewards, hopefully, as a teacher, this lead you to reflect and re-think notions
This could have been more appropriately titled, “The Illusion of Education” or something to the tune of, “What Really Happens in Classrooms”, but I think
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