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What Should the “Dream” Center for Teaching Excellence Do? | On a Whimsy....
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On a Whimsy…. Just another WordPress.com weblog. December 14, 2007. What Should the “Dream” Center for Teaching Excellence Do? Posted by onawhimsy under center for teaching excellence. And faculty using technology in innovative ways. We have an opportunity to produce a model Center. Readers–if you had your druthers and could create the “Dream” Center for Teaching Excellence, what would you have it do? What services should it provide? How should it be organized? December 15, 2007 at 1:19 pm. Good question...
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On Trust | On a Whimsy....
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On a Whimsy…. Just another WordPress.com weblog. May 18, 2007. Posted by onawhimsy under FA07. UMW’s Faculty Academy. This year was more inspirational than ever, and that’s saying something! Having earnestly listened to every highly tuned word of Karen Stephenson’s presentation. Moreover, she argued, in any network, there are three kinds of “nodal” employees, all three of which are typically unaware of the fact that they are nodal: the. Is the “clearinghouse of information” and thrives. Excellent articul...
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Teacher in Training: Better Late than Never
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Tuesday, January 13, 2009. Better Late than Never. I wonder if any of my cohort are felling the same way. Saddened by the opportunities for personnel growth that were missed and how that could have changed our lives if we were able to grasp them at an earlier age. Posted by Mark Potoshnik. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Re-entry student starts a blog to gather information on teaching and create a professional learning network. Cool Cat Teacher Blog. 4 Key Factors for Fantastic Formative Assessment.
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Teacher in Training: September 2009
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Tuesday, September 22, 2009. Getting into the High School Spirit. Posted by Mark Potoshnik. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Re-entry student starts a blog to gather information on teaching and create a professional learning network. Cool Cat Teacher Blog. 4 Key Factors for Fantastic Formative Assessment. US History Teachers Blog. Famous Writers and their Helpful Writing Tips. Techist: A Blog about Technology, History and Teaching. Blog 4 History: American and Civil War History. The webs top searches.
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Teacher in Training: My first lesson
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Monday, November 23, 2009. I just taught my first lesson. It was a student centered lesson that answered the main question of "Why do we study history? Posted by Mark Potoshnik. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Re-entry student starts a blog to gather information on teaching and create a professional learning network. Cool Cat Teacher Blog. Why You Shouldn’t Babysit Kids with Tablets! And What to Do Instead). US History Teachers Blog. New Archive of 20th Century Resources. The webs top searches.
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Thirteen Days: A Historical Analysis. Yes, I am happy I took this class. April 23, 2008. Lisa asked me an interesting question the other day while we were holed up in the library resolving our crisis. If you could start from the beginning and do the project all over again, would you have done it differently? And they’re due tomorrow. April 21, 2008. Oh, and once again, my apologies Dr. M for the 60 emails I’ve sent you today. I wouldn’t be surprised if you blocked my email address at this point. The seco...
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“What this Cruel War was Over: Soldiers, Slavery, and the Civil War” by Chandra Manning | Reading at a 78th Grade Level
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Reading at a 78th Grade Level. Where I write about books. 8220;What this Cruel War was Over: Soldiers, Slavery, and the Civil War” by Chandra Manning. Maybe he is right. I don’t think so, and Chandra Manning certainly doesn’t, but every historiographic period thinks that their interpretation is finally the correct one, so who I am to say it’s not going to change in the next 20 years. But for now, the Civil War was about slavery. We are finally calling a spade a spade. To TrackBack this entry is:. Notify ...
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Elementary, My Dear, or Far From It: Bridging to K
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Elementary, My Dear, or Far From It. Reflections from an elementary school teacher on the joys and challenges of the job. Using Google Docs to Ensure Assessment Drives Inst. Thinking About Thinking Skills: Not How, But What. Little Ones Learning Math Using Technology. The Power of Reflection. Wednesday, July 16, 2014. For the next decade I taught fourth and fifth graders. It was awesome. Then I felt like I was in a rut and I moved to first grade. I loved that too. So today I began my bridge to K along wi...
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Elementary, My Dear, or Far From It: Skills My Kiddos Have
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Elementary, My Dear, or Far From It. Reflections from an elementary school teacher on the joys and challenges of the job. Using Google Docs to Ensure Assessment Drives Inst. Thinking About Thinking Skills: Not How, But What. Little Ones Learning Math Using Technology. The Power of Reflection. Saturday, June 07, 2014. Skills My Kiddos Have. Do It's not good. So, here are some things my kiddos are doing really well (as a reminder to myself):. Listening to each other and sharing thoughts - they will start t...
