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Advice for a Visually Impaired Teacher
Today’s post comes from an email I received this week from Heath in Maine (used with permission): Thank you so
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Today’s post comes from an email I received this week from Heath in Maine (used with permission): Thank you so
The calendar isn’t lying to us; it really is time to update the syllabus and get into that back-to-school frame
I came across this classic bit of goodness today and needed to share (click here for a larger version you
I just received this email that I’m guessing will resonate with a lot of us. With the teacher’s permission, I’m
My friends over at TeachersPayTeachers brightened this week by posting one of my blog articles. If you’re not already familiar
Since we’re early in our novel study, I asked my freshmen to work in their Trio Teams to find a
I recently caught myself being one of those annoying people who offer advice without being asked. Twice over winter break,
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A new year brings a new opportunity to set procedures that will serve your students while saving your sanity. Here
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