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Education Week: Stress, Control, and the Deprofessionalizing of Teaching
This one is really making me think about school change. I relate totally to the powerlessness aspect of Newkirk's argument; I can see it in some of the classes we have created.
LeaderTalk: How To Succeed in Teaching By Really Trying.
Dave Sherman's advice for new teachers.
Between Classes...living a balanced life as a quality teacher
I really like the piece she infuses here about the limits on student writing--there shouldn't be. Too often we only allow students to write that which we can grade. Why?
Teaching and Learning Resources
This is shocking that it's put out by the government, but nonetheless they are incredible resources.
'Teach Naked' Effort Strips Computers From Classrooms - Technology - The Chronicle of Higher Education
I like how Bowen is questioning the use of tech for tech's sake. This further shows how it's not about the technology, but about the teaching.
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Here's the kicker, though: The biggest resistance to Mr. Bowen's ideas has come from students, some of whom have groused about taking a more active role during those 50-minute class periods.
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Introduce issues of debate within the discipline and get the students to weigh in based on the knowledge they have from those lecture podcasts, Mr. Bowen says.
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30 Ideas for Teaching Writing - National Writing Project
Outstanding ideas for Langauge arts teachers
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Add Sticky NoteErin (Pirnot) Ciccone, teacher-consultant with the Pennsylvania
Writing and Literature Project,
found a way to make more productive the "Monday morning gab fest"
she used as a warm-up with her fifth grade students. She conceived of "Headline
News." As students entered the classroom on Monday mornings, they wrote
personal headlines about their weekends and posted them on the bulletin board.
A headline might read "Fifth-Grader Stranded at Movie Theatre" or
"Girl Takes on Responsibility as Mother's Helper."- This is a fantastic idea. Why not use what they did on the weekends to promote writing that matters to them. The headline styles would also lead to some comical responses, especially as you rise in grade leve. - on 2009-07-15
50 Awesome Ways to Use Skype in the Classroom | Teaching Degree.org
This is a fantastic list of ways in which skype can be used in your classroom. How will you use it?
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Guest lecturers. Have guest lecturers come to your classroom via Skype.
Intelligent Video: The Top Cultural & Educational Video Sites | Open Culture
All excellent sources of documentary films and images.
How to Create Your Own Online Course: 100 Tools, Guides, and Resources | Best Universities
Everything and anything to create online courses.
Hate and Violence | Facing History and Ourselves
Can these types of assignments work at a large-scale level?
Student Work
This is an interesting way for groups to look at student work and the work of the teachers creating the assessments.
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