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When you want to correct something in one of your students, talk with him apart, and bear in mind the resolution to try to help him become a better person. And remind him of what is expected from him. And you remind of what is expected from you. www cadenaser com

Ironically, as a language arts teacher the last set of lessons I taught were for the short story ''The Veldt'' by Ray Bradbury. The truth is, my last week as a teacher I did not want to cheat my good students from their education, so I decided to search for something meaningful to teach which would carry me to survive throughout the week. As I ...

One day teacher A said to teacher B, ''One father told me a few days ago the way he tries to correct and educate his children, some of them adolescents. He takes one of them, who has done something wrong, has done some mischief. By the way, it's something we teachers can learn from. He does not just reprimand the fault or call his son a liar, or ...

One day teacher A said to teacher B, ''For sure the students, though young they may be, even more because of this fact, note and realize all that happens in the classroom. Pointedly they observe you, wide acute eyes and acute judgment. They judge whether you work hard, or whether you are skiving your expected commitment and work. So, you do ...

Today I'm fortunate to present you something very interesting and which can help us, teachers. It makes a stack profound contribution to this blog. It's something to be pondered, and from that point to draw conclusions for our daily battle. Sorry for the format bugs. The author of the original entry is José Luis Fomt Nogués, an expert in ...

Life is the sum of all your choices. ~Albert Camus In the 1960’s, Walter Mischel conducted his very famous Marshmellow Test on children of various ages to take a look at delayed gratification. It was test to see what would happen if you put off something you desire for something better tomorrow. He followed them throughout their lives and ...

One day teacher A said to teacher B, “One new young student once came to my classes program. He had apparent flaws at English, and at learning. In spite of this first sight, I gave him a small task – to try and remember to bring a worksheet he had at home, one I had handed him some days before. Eventually he brought it, and I praised him. He had ...

Here is an interesting video, filmed by students at a school assembly.  It seems two Canadian teachers decided to simulate a lap dance during a school assembly.  I think they may be in trouble!!

One day teacher B said to teacher A, “I have clearly realized that the teacher must effectively make every student participate. The teacher should rope all his students in the class-period, asking and addressing each student, both slower students and more advanced (or better-achievers) ones, combining simple questions and prompts with ...

One day teacher B said to teacher A, ''Yep, I remember you told me you had to invigilate or take in charge a study hall, with children, and what to do to facilitate their concentration and the like. Whatever they do or whatever they don't, is their business. You are right there, fulfilling your work. Try for them to really work and study - a ...