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  • Reactions...

    ...to GLBTQII teachings in the classroom.  Can students handle it?  Can parents?  What about teachers? Should students be taught from early on, or does this subject take a certain level of maturity? How would one approach such a subject/lesson?  Has anyone taught gender issues in their classroom before, are ...
    Posted to Change in Course (Weblog) by Franceswithanee on May 27, 2008
  • Bored? Here's something to do....that'll be quick, easy, and really helpful!!

    This is fast, easy, and informative for me!  Also, you can compare your views with those of others by checking out the rankings at the end!    Click Here to take survey
    Posted to Change in Course (Weblog) by Franceswithanee on May 27, 2008
  • Am I Wrong?

    So I wrote Shut Up And Teach! yesterday and have gotten mixed reactions from it. Some have argued that my points were good while others have complained that I am advocating tying the hands and muzzling educators to prevent them from fighting for social justice. People have even gone so far as to write articles [...]
    Posted to So You Want To Teach? (Weblog) by Anonymous on July 20, 2007
  • Evaluations

    Teacher evaluations could be positive and helpful.  Unfortunately, there are a lot of principals that choose their favorites early on and give other teachers a tough time.  I had one principal who only considered a lesson to be outstanding if all bells and whistles went off continuously throughout the entire lesson.  Teachers became ...
    Posted to Betty's Blog (Weblog) by Betty on July 10, 2007
  • Tale of Two Administrators

    If there’s one thing teachers seem to like complaining about, it’s administrators. I just picked this story up and thought it was powerfully relevant. It was the best of schools, it was the worst of schools, but it was summer school and Mr. Sandoval was the only ESL teacher. The summer principal, Mr. Prince, stopped [...]
    Posted to So You Want To Teach? (Weblog) by Anonymous on July 3, 2007
  • Rules, rules, and more rules

    Students at Kilmer Middle School have to be very careful about how they interact with their peers.  Even giving each other a high five can land them in the principal's office.  ''You get into shades of gray,'' Kilmer Principal Deborah Hernandez said. ''The kids say, 'If he can high-five, then I can do this.' '' Hernandez said the ...
    Posted to Betty's Blog (Weblog) by Betty on June 19, 2007
  • Administrators can make a difference

    Teachers who leave the profession might be more frustrated with their principals than their students or working conditions.  This does not surprise me.  One year our school was blessed to have a supportive principal who just brightened everyone's day.  She listened to her teachers and allowed us to make decisions.  Her ...
    Posted to Betty's Blog (Weblog) by Betty on May 12, 2007
  • What to do with middle school

    A video on the growing dilemma of how to successfully educate middle schoolers discusses doing away with middle schools altogether.  One possibility is to keep students in elementary school through the 8th grade.  Another choice is to house 6th through 12th graders ...
    Posted to Betty's Blog (Weblog) by Betty on February 23, 2007
  • Sharing ABC gum part of lesson plan

    Now I've heard everything.  In an effort to show how sexually transmitted diseases are spread, a group doing a demonstration for students stepped into a sticky mess. It was a novel class exercise: Ask a room full of Montgomery County high school students to take turns chewing the same piece of gum. To demonstrate how ...
    Posted to Betty's Blog (Weblog) by Betty on February 11, 2007
  • Entire Staff Must Reapply for Their Jobs

    The superintendent for Anne Arundel is making an entire staff of a high school reapply for their jobs.  This includes teachers, administrators, custodians, and secretaries.  Get out the broom, and get ready for a clean sweep.  Annapolis High School has failed to meet No Child Left Behind guidelines for four ...
    Posted to Betty's Blog (Weblog) by Betty on January 26, 2007
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