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K12 Music Blog: LADY SINGS THE BLUES!!!!!
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Welcome to my MUSICAL life! Just like the many genres, my days have many chapters. Stop in and read about some! Monday, September 27, 2010. LADY SINGS THE BLUES! I've never had a day like today. Normally, my classes are as smooth as Jazz but today seemed like I stepped into the shoes of Miss Billie Holiday. I felt like singing, " Good Morning Heartache! Yes morning, all of the trouble started as soon as I walked into my classroom. I had to step out and gather myself. On top of that, every time. Today I s...
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K12 Music Blog: YYYYYYYYYYAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Welcome to my MUSICAL life! Just like the many genres, my days have many chapters. Stop in and read about some! Wednesday, December 1, 2010. I thought I was getting into the swing of things, now I know for sure. I was awarded teacher of the quarter at my school! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Mrs Chaney's Science Class. A Reflection on Blogging. Ms Matthews' Math Class. The first half of the school year is coming to an end! Durmon's day to day. Singing in Minor Tones. View my complete profile.
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Mrs. Cook's Class Blog: October 2010
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Mrs Cook's Class Blog. Sunday, October 24, 2010. The first nine weeks. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I have always enjoyed mathematics and now I have the chance to share that love with my students. View my complete profile. My kids saying the pledge. Cooperative learning projects displayed in the hallway. The first nine weeks. Student working problem for the class. Kids working with clickers. The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe. The Shack (book review). The Oxford Murders (book review).
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Mrs. Cook's Class Blog: September 2010
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Mrs Cook's Class Blog. Wednesday, September 29, 2010. I had my first parent teacher conference, and it went very well. I had 27 parents show up, and many of them I already knew. I had a chance to let parents know all the good and bad that their children have been doing. Sunday, September 12, 2010. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I have always enjoyed mathematics and now I have the chance to share that love with my students. View my complete profile. My kids saying the pledge. Kids working with clickers.
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K12 Music Blog: December 2010
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Welcome to my MUSICAL life! Just like the many genres, my days have many chapters. Stop in and read about some! Wednesday, December 1, 2010. I thought I was getting into the swing of things, now I know for sure. I was awarded teacher of the quarter at my school! This is my choir's first performance. Vocal Music at the High School first period, then over to the elementary school, next either cheerleading practice or a game. I think I am FINALLY getting into the swing of things! Singing in Minor Tones.
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Mrs. Cook's Class Blog: Last few weeks of school
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Mrs Cook's Class Blog. Wednesday, December 1, 2010. Last few weeks of school. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I have always enjoyed mathematics and now I have the chance to share that love with my students. View my complete profile. My kids saying the pledge. Cooperative learning projects displayed in the hallway. Last few weeks of school. Student working problem for the class. Kids working with clickers. The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe. The Shack (book review). The Oxford Murders (book review).
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Daniel Moose's Classroom: A Modest Proposal by Jonathan Swift
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Wednesday, December 1, 2010. A Modest Proposal by Jonathan Swift. Although it is a short essay and not a book, I am still including a review of "A Modest Proposal" by Jonathan Swift. Posted by Daniel Moose. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Hound of the Baskervilles by Sir Arthur Conan . A Modest Proposal by Jonathan Swift. The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde. Religious Diversity in the Classroom. Amanda's Journey to Education. Hoping to Change the World. Lathan's Thoughts on Teaching.
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Daniel Moose's Classroom: Censorship
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Wednesday, December 1, 2010. Community and Junior College Libraries, v15 n2 2009. 8220;To Read or Not to Read: Understanding Book Censorship.” pp. 83-90. Connelly, Deborah S. In her article, “To Read or Not to Read: Understanding Book Censorship,” Deborah S. Connelly discusses the issue of book censorship as it applies to students. Book censorship, she says, citing Carol Mullally’s article “Banned Books: Overview” in the January 2007 issue of Libraries and First Amendment Issues. 8226; Publishers, librar...
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Daniel Moose's Classroom: Firsthand Example
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Wednesday, December 1, 2010. Yesterday, I subbed a half-day pm for a Special Ed teacher. Her afternoon consisted of four inclusion classrooms. Besides the fact that this meant that I did not have to do anything to earn my meager pay, I really enjoyed filling in for her because I got to observe three different teachers. A: cilia and flagella." In the end, each student had ten questions, one from each section. Posted by Daniel Moose. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Modest Proposal by Jonathan Swift.
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Daniel Moose's Classroom: September 2010
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Monday, September 13, 2010. Students are engaging in- or, at the very least, exposed to- these things every day. One of the great things about literature is its use of themes that appeal to a reader's own life. So, if students use profanity or hear it in the hallways, why should they be sheltered from books like Of Mice and Men. Which uses profanity not gratuitously but as a means of representing regional dialect? Why should students, many of whom are sexually active, not read books like Madame Bovary.
