Teachers need to be great learners to lead great learners. I believe that learning is a lifelong journey, an ongoing exploration and way of life. I challenge myself and others to always be striving to find and share big ideas.
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They help me learn, they assist me in teaching. I know some teachers have a love/hate relationship with acronyms. Truth be told -- I love, love, love acronyms.
How do you use acronyms, particularly acronym creating in your classrooms? And does...
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In my years as a classroom teacher -- busy with planning instruction, creating lessons, addressing a standard -- it is only after exploring learning success in a broader sense, that I really understood how to teach students to be...
To Be a Champion, You Must Train Like a Champion"
-Author Unknown-
Every successful learner knows that if you want to be good at something, find someone who is better and learn from them. This timeless model of apprentice has been a successful...
I like to use the transition of the monthly calendar as a way to look back at
the previous month's best posts (and the years before that)
October 2009
Are Your Students in Charge of Their Own Questioning?
Professional Learning Together
Discussion:...
Chalk Talk Friday represents conversations and brilliance I've discovered traversing my way through the Blogosphere. From professional to personal development, these are the posts and links have in some way touched my head or my heart
Why Content is...
A passion for learning, resources plentiful with Graphic Organizers, Lesson Plans, Videos and Presentations. Hands-on experience with classrooms and teachers
