Education Humor With Regina Barreca
“…It’s hard to write sincere evaluations of kids who, by this point in the school year, we most sincerely want to lock in the supply cabinet…”
Fit To Be Taught, Vol. 37
Principal gets school walking, running; bringing locally-grown food to cafeterias.
Site Review In the Mix:
Site based on PBS show by and for teens.
Cathy Puett Miller Using micro-texts to extend and enhance writing instruction.
Ask Dr. Shore What can I do to help a student with a speech impediment feel less self-conscious?
Making Advisory Meaningful Building connections for students is key to the successful formula for a two-year advisory program at one Missouri school.
Student-Led Conferences Students select and compile exemplary assignments to create a 20-minute meeting in which they show off their portfolios of work.
Site Review Intellectual Property Rights in the Digital Age
Copyrights and copy wrongs for middle and high school.
Miguel Guhlin A step-by-step guide to managing your district’s professional learning opportunities.
Video of the Week An introduction to Web 2.0 and Language Learning for teachers.
End-of-Year Projects #1: Don’t throw away the last days of school. Instead, engage your students with cool end-of-year activities that combine fun and learning. Friday Fun: Students make and defend their choices in this engaging activity. Fantastic Field Days: May is Fitness Month. Ed World editors offer dozens of great activities that’ll make this year’s field day the best one ever. News for Kids: A weekly classroom activity “ripped from the headlines.” Learning Game of the Week: A life-size tic-tac-toe review game.
Dancing With the Nursery Rhyme Stars: Popular nursery rhyme characters face-off in the final round of a dance contest.
Sustained Silent Reading: One more tool for developing lifelong independent readers.
Dr. Ken Shore: Six tips for dealing with the classroom perfectionist. Go Figure: How many birds can you hatch from just one egg? The Slinky Paradigm: How one science teacher (eventually) created another. Pretzels: A primary-grade strategy for improving classroom behavior.
Student-Led Conferences: Students plan a 20-minute meeting in which they show off to parents their portfolios of exemplary work.
Making Advisory Meaningful: One school shares its formula for success. Take Five for… Reflecting on how strong teams can impact student achievement. The Principal Poet: Mr. Ivan presents this week’s poem: “Excuses.” Principal Ideas #10: Principal's brag board, "blow up" your teachers, more...
Student Memory Page: Invite students to record their favorite memories of this school year.
Assistive Technology Helps All Kids Learn:. Learn about the new technologies that make it possible for students with physical and/or learning disabilities to work alongside their classmates.
A Travel Journal for Homer’s Odyssey: Students select their favorite excerpts from The Odyssey, type a first-hand account of the story, and add graphics and music from the Internet. ”Moving Up Day Memories: Eric Baylin’s photo display underscores students’ growth and development.
Education Humor With Regina Barreca: Writing the Great American Report Card.
Helping Schools Promote Fitness, Healthful Diets: Action for Healthy Kids works with schools to promote more healthful lifestyles for youngsters.
Fit To Be Taught, Vol. 37: Principal gets school walking, running; bringing locally-grown food to cafeterias. Whatever It Takes: What I learned (the second time) in seventh grade.
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End-of-Year Projects #1: Don’t throw away the last days of school. Instead, engage your students with cool end-of-year activities that combine fun and learning. 
Fantastic Field Days: May is Fitness Month. Ed World editors offer dozens of great activities that’ll make this year’s field day the best one ever. 
Dancing With the Nursery Rhyme Stars: Popular nursery rhyme characters face-off in the final round of a dance contest.
Go Figure: How many birds can you hatch from just one egg? 
Student-Led Conferences: Students plan a 20-minute meeting in which they show off to parents their portfolios of exemplary work.
Take Five for… Reflecting on how strong teams can impact student achievement. 
Student Memory Page: Invite students to record their favorite memories of this school year.
Education Humor With Regina Barreca: Writing the Great American Report Card.
